Sequoia 15.2 still doesn't work KONTAKT 8 and KONTAKT 7 on INTEL processor

victorp.sg

You have to contact OpenCore Legacy Patcher (OCLP) maintainers to see if there is an GPU update patch to help you.

OCLP patches macOS Sequoia and older under the hood to run on officially vintage/obsolete and unsupported Mac computers with modified hardware drivers, software, and settings.

Native Instruments (NI) will not be able you as they expect Kontrol 3 and Kontakt 7/8 to run on original and non-patched macOS Monterey and above on supported Mac computer with the latest macOS version it can support officially by Apple . As such, I am sorry but I don’t think you will get much help from NI on your current issue.

Alternatively, you can downgrade back to OCLP-patched macOS Sonoma (or older) on your iMac 2015 computer which you mentioned work.

Kymeia

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/197316#Comment_197316

OK the key thing is did you add NTKdaemon to the Local network panel? If you did and they are still not working then it eliminates that as the possibility. If you did not then try adding it manually by going into that panel and ticking the box. If it isn't initiating the popup now try closing it in Activity Monitor then restarting it.

Now if none of that works then it is entirely possible that the problem lies in you having used Open Core Patcher to install Sequoia on an unsupported system. Note NI Kontakt etc do not come with drivers, they are software not hardware. But they are developed and tested on a range of systems and yours might just not be up to spec. It doesn't matter that the other stuff you mentioned is working, you got lucky, but that doesn't mean everything will and I don't see how NI could even begin to test what is causing these bugs given no one else has your system.

Note it would have been great if you had been clearer from the start what your system was. I think everyone assumed you were just running one of the older Apple Intel Macs - not a patched system. Generally it is good practice for people who want help with bugs and problems to be transparent about their system specs.

Vocalpoint

"It doesn't matter that the other stuff you mentioned is working, you got lucky, but that doesn't mean everything will and I don't see how NI could even begin to test what is causing these bugs given no one else has your system"

This. 100%

VP