Why does NI Kontakt sounds diffrent inside the daw?

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  1. DDHARD

    DDHARD Ultrasonic

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    Its sounds lighter and thin inside fl-studio and when i runt it from desktop it's sound richer and nice!
    Edit i have no FX plugins on my master in fl!
     
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  3. starkid84

    starkid84 Producer

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    Make sure you turn off the Fruity limiter on the master bus in FL. If I am not mistaken, it is enabled by default.

    Many people don't realize this and wonder why FL appears to sound different than other daws.
     
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  4. metaller

    metaller Audiosexual

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    Also, check if your audio interface is processing the sound. It has happened to me before that I recorded and mixed a whole song into a compressor and I realized later! :rofl:
     
  5. raslerx

    raslerx Noisemaker

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    Clear your master channel, and make sure to use the same audio Output, ASIO4ALL is known to color the sound so use FL Asio instead :)
     
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  6. dee steve

    dee steve Newbie

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    Ever figure this out?
     
  7. BaSsDuDe

    BaSsDuDe Guest

    It is a very rare occasion that a developer programs the standalone version to be completely different inside a DAW. The only scenario being a different interface to accommodate vst/aax/au etc...Even then, they rarely change the sounds unless they have specific presets which have built-in FX inside the plugin. In Kontakt, they do not unless as a user you change something and say yes to saving the settings.
    99% of the time, if it sounds different, it is the DAW and the chain of inserts, buses/ settings that do this.
     
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