Hi. Where do I see that which I added to Native Access

I got things to work

Great that you got things to work and thank you for the kind feedback.

but I am not satisfied with the initial setup.

I think this experience is very frustrating for newjoiners. I think

Most of this is not something that I can help with or do something about as a Moderator but I will comment on a few things:

things should be unified to a single UI

Not sure what you are referring to ?

Also if I hit delete on something, I want it to be gone without having to edit tons of folders.

I suppose that you are referring to the lack of uninstaller on Mac ? , following links does not mend that bu it's what I have.

Howto Uninstall Native Instruments Software from a Mac Computer

Uninstalling NI Software from a Mac Computer (VIDEO)

How to Clean Uninstall Native Instrument Products under OS X.

Make it possible to delete a license completely in Native Access.

Yes. there should have been at very lest a 'hide' function , but alas there are not. For now then in Native Access you can use the 'Sort' function by selecting Library to the left and then select 'Install' st the top of interface.

And now that I bought Komplete Standard, I still dont have a good, classic organ.

What ? , At least try all the 'Vintage Organs' before that you say that 😁

I want the preview to be within native access before I download something.

I need to access the website to listen to the demos. If I am connected to the internet I want to be able to listen to the previews without having to navigate to your website

Alas that is not something that I think is available. Do you know a lot of other brands that allows for 'previews' in their installer apps ? I personally do not know any at all 🤔

⭐️Thank you very much⭐️ for the kind words of appreciation that was very kind of you indeed. 😀

Thanks for the discussion though. I really appreciate it. Especially if you dont work for NI.

Thank you for the kind words. (I am not a N.I. employee , I am only a Moderator on the N.I. forum)

Regarding the vintage organs, I didn't see a pipe organ in there. I believe the Royal Albert Hall samples are like 200 Euros I think. I will pass.

While sold at the N.I. site then the Royal Albert Hall Organ is a NKS partner product (it says NKS at the top right on the product page) and as far as I can see a product of Enigma Recordings. Price of product I believe is set by Enigma Recordings and the product is not N.I.'s to include anywhere especially not for free.

I will still give the Kontrol Mk3 4 stars on my product review. Because Una Corda is truly great. But they should give me at least one great option for a piano and an organ I think. After all thats exactly what keyboards are usually made for.

You have me rather confused here, both because that you mix-up the hardware and the software and because that in the above then your initial 'complaint' were with respect to organs included in the Komplete Standard (ref. : And now that I bought Komplete Standard, I still dont have a good, classic organ.) , and now suddenly then apparently then suddenly your "product review" of "Kontrol Mk3" depends on some software that is not included with the product itself other than if bought as a bundle offer (ref. : Because Una Corda is truly great)(Una Corda does not come with the keyboard it is part of the Komplete 15 Standard which is a separate product)

The way you view this were more fitting for if you had bought a hardware synthesizer with built in sounds (or the kind of Synth they call a 'Workstation Home Keyboard' or Workstation here , which includes Korg Kronos and Yamaha Genos 2) as opposed to a Midi Master keyboard with no built-in sounds. (though what you can expect from a Synthesizer very much depend on how much you are willing to pay)(Prizes for midi controller keyboards typically is in the hundreds of Dollars/Euros where prizes for hardware Synthesizers typically is in the thousands of Dollars/Euros and cost of a good Synth or Workstation is typically costing 4-6 Thousands)

Hiding the potential of the instrument behind an addon is not nice.

This is how N.I. makes money, they sell you keyboards and then you can buy the sound expansions that fits your taste and invest either in upgrading your general N.I. collection by upgrading your Komplete bundle (which is mostly always the most economical way of expanding your N.I: software/sound collection).

But you are free to choose if you would like to try something free such as the small free Church Organ 'Eiersheimer Orgel' or the FREE Sonuscore PIPE ORGAN , or try a Google search such as best free Kontakt pipe organ and on the subject of pianos then SpitfireAudio got the free Glass Piano (Select Continue without subscribing).

Also then the really great thing about you having a nice N.I. midi controller is that you are not confined to buy things from N.I. E.g. then then the Royal Albert Hall Organ is really great but if you prefer then you can also try some other NKS products such as the Rathgar Pipe Organ or some of the stuff that is mostly (?) not NKS but midi only , check this out :

List : Which organ VST do you like the most? , from list : Fredonia Grand Organ - Impact Soundworks (for Kontakt) , O: Forbes Pipe Organ (for Kontakt) , Spifire Symphonic Organ (for Kontakt)

Hauptwerk , Paid and free add-on for Hauptwerk

VSL organ offerings : Great Rieger Organ and Synchron Molzer Organ , free VSL - not Organs

Garritan Classic Pipe Organs Sound Library

Toontrack Pipe Organ EKX

Anyway , the N.I. keyboards are advanced NKS compatible Midi controller keyboards / advanced NKS compatible Midi Master keyboards and the sounds are all add on and as such ought not reflect on how you view the keyboard itself. And while e.g. the S-series keyboards comes with a free Komplete 15 Select then even if it is a lot better better than Komplete Start then it is still only meant as fair intro into the world of NKS ready software and it is not meant to satisfy your every need.

And I'm criticizing that. Just give me one or two great instruments that truly unlock the potential that I have in front of me. Piano Uno doesn't cut it for me.

I am comparing it to Arturia. If someone wants my honest feedback on which Midi Controller has the better default library,

N.I. can not please everyone, it is as simple as that.

While I am sure that you are personally much more happy with the initial Arturia offerings then that is maybe more an expression of your personal taste than what people in general thinks. Unlike you I know very little about Organs and while I like some of the Organs in the Arturia Analog Lab V then I would like maybe dozens of Organs that you wouldn't , including in my Komplete 14/15 Collectors Edition and my Total Studio 4 MAX, especially since you appear to be such an expert on Organ sounds 😁

But I am not sure if this criticism is heard here. I hope it is!

Not really no, I am reading it and other casual readers might , but don't count on any of this reaching anyone in N.I. that has any actual power over anything , and even if then unless what you want is sought for by many then do not expect it to be changed. Generally your best chance of being heard is to participate in the Update/Roadmap discussions that is made once in a while by N.I. officers. You can also try and contact support but I am not sure it that helps at all , also you have the opportunity to make a thread and use the tag Feature Request , again I don't know how much N.I. attention it gets or the level of impact if any.

Otherwise then I am sorry but I can not do anything to help with your 'issues' with N.I. here than what I have already done.