General:
Are your products license free
to use?
By purchasing our
libraries you are purchasing
a license to freely use the
instruments and sounds in any
way shape or form provided
you meet the few limiting terms
in our license agreement. For
more information please review
our License
Agreement
You guys are geniuses. Where do you come up with such great names for your instruments?
Glad you asked, we spend many a night with out sleep going through The Urban Dictionary, Star Trek Dictionary, Wikipedia, and countless other sources of information to find just the right name for each instrument we design.
Installation:
When
I try to authorize your producrts using Service Center
I get an error message. What
do I do?
You
need to downloads the latest
version of service center [click
here]
When
installing, which volume should
I choose to install
on?
Technically, it is better
if libraries are not installed
on the same drive as the system,
nor on the same drive that
is used for recording/sequencing
digital audio tracks. However,
this is not a requirement,
if you do not have a dedicated
drive for sample instruments
then any volume in your file
system that has enough free
space on it will be adequate.
After
install, can I move the sample
library folder to a different
hard drive? or, Do I have to
re-install the library to do
so?
Yes,
the libraries can be dragged
to another volume without
having to reinstall. Just
move the main folder to the
new location. After transfer,
when the instrument
is launched for the first
time you will be prompted
to locate the new location
to where you have transfered
the folder.
Operation:
What
does the Buffer Size do?
Buffer Size adjusts the
amount of RAM it uses to stream
sample data from disk. Slower
computers usually benefit from
using the Large buffer size,
while faster computers, usually
benefit by using the Small
buffer size. You may find that
a little experimentation will
show you which is the best
setting for your particular
system. This can by adjusted
in the DFD preferences.
Morphestra FAQ's:
Is Morphestra completely original content?
yes, Morphestra is 27 GB and 1200+ original instruments and Multis
Do I have to use Morphestra on the Glyph hard drive it comes with or can I drag the material off to another drive?
The drive is not locked you can easily move the Morphestra library to any volume you desire. All you will need to do afterwords is point Kontakt or Kontakt player to the new desired location.
After opening Morphestra I cannot find the serial for the software, where is it?
Believe it or not we have gotten this question more than once, It is on a sticker on the bottom of the hard drive
When I try activaiting Morphestra it does not show up in Service Center, Any Ideas?
It sounds like you are trying "add library" from within a host applications (Pro Tools, Logic, Cubase etc...) this should be avoided! here are some instructions:
First download the Morphestra.xml (Download) Downlaod & Unzip
If Morphestra doesn't show up in Service Center, you'll need to copy the Morphestra.xml into your computer to be able to register with NI through Service Center. Please make sure you activate the library from Kontakt in stand alone mode NOT from within a host (like Cubase, Logic etc).
The "Morphestra.xml" file needs to go into the Service Center folder located at
On a PC: Program Files/Common Files/Native Instruments/Service Center On a Mac: Library/Application Support/Native Instruments/Service Center
***** Please relaunch Service Center to activate and also make sure you restart Kontakt to verify that Morphestra as well.
When loading instruments within the Kits folder, I am receiving an error message, Any ideas?
Yes, a few of the first products that went out have the kits folder in the wrong location. To easily fix this, simply navigate to your Morphestra library instruments folder, within the finder (Mac) or explorer (PC), and move the 'Kits' folder up one level so it is outside of the 'Rhythms' folder and in the 'Percussives' folder. Once moved up a level to the 'Percussives' folder the instruments will load up with out a problem.
This is how folder structure should look afterwords.
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