Use the Native Access Preferences to set the Content location for your external hard drive. Otherwise, the KONTAKT libraries will not be found during use. Important note for Windows users: Make sure the external drive always gets the same letter assigned by Windows. Now both computers will recognize the KONTAKT Libraries installed on the external hard drive. Repeat these steps to add the remaining KONTAKT libraries from your external hard drive. Click the folder symbol and navigate to the KONTAKT library folder to Confirm it. Once the KONTAKT software is installed, scroll to the first available KONTAKT library and select Locate from the three dots menu. 
Go to the Native Access Library > Available section and click the option to install the KONTAKT software.Start Native Access and use the Preferences to set the Content Location to the external hard drive where your KONTAKT Libraries were installed.
Allow the installations to complete before proceeding to the next steps. Alternatively, you can click Install All near the top right. Go to the Native Access LIbrary > Available > Kontakt section and click the option to Install the KONTAKT libraries. Note: See this article to learn more about setting install locations in Native Access. Set the Content Location for your external hard drive. Once the installation is complete, open the Native Access Preferences. See this article to find a list of all KONTAKT libraries. Start Native Access and install the products one by one to your internal system drive except for the KONTAKT Libraries. If you intend to run your libraries from your external hard drive we recommend using an SSD, if you are using an HDD it should be 7200rpm minimum. Please note that if your drive is formatted to ExFAT you'll be prompted to reformat to one of the above and if your drive is formatted to FAT32 you won't be able to install your libraries at all, as this format doesn't support data unpacking. We recommend that external hard drives are formatted to MacOs(Journaled) for Mac, or NTFS for Windows. If you would like an external hard drive to be the default location for your downloads you can change that in the Settings section of the Spitfire Audio App, under Default Content Path. To start your download click on the Install button below the relevant library in the Spitfire Audio app, and you will be prompted to select the location you want to install the library to.Ĭlick on the folder icon to browse to your external hard drive's location and select it, then click Install to begin the download process. Yes, you can download your libraries directly to an external hard drive provided that you have enough free space during the installation process, you can check the amount of free space required on any library's product page under the Product Info section.
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