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@Tez Up to now that seems to work fine with Kontakt player. @abacab Absolutely right, that's what I encountered and thought as a flaw instead of a crude technical reality, thanks for the insight

Thanks both for your help. Maybe there is some tutorial that will instruct me about this matter.

'stand-alone' as running kontakt outside of Cakewalk, yes that is what I meant. An Orchestral composition requires many instruments and sections and load one Kontakt plugin per track maybe tricky to manage, especially with RAM limits and 16 midi channels. So, you can create multiple Cakewalk midi tracks (each having a specific midi input) targetting only one kontakt plugin having multiple instruments, each one dedicated to a specific midi output?

Hello, I wonder if a Kontakt plugin could be loaded once having, let's say, 3 different instruments loaded into it, each one routed to a different midi channel. Then, into Cakewalk, 3 different tracks routed to Kontakt would be assigned to the 3 midi channels mapped into Kontakt midi channels. Or it is more advised to open Kontakt as standalone and avoid lots of plugins that could (maybe) eat memory and be harder to manage when using many orchestral instruments? Thanks for any hint.