Firstly, a word of warning - as far as I'm aware, this is an undocumented feature and I experienced a fair amount of funky behaviour when using it. I've had about a 50% success rate with it so far.
To start the import process, use Disk mode to select an NKI file to load:
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A prompt will be presented asking where you want to store the resultant combinations and programs. There are also three additional options - Pack, Overlap and Parameter. I don't really know what these options do, but Overlap seemed to clear previously loaded samples.
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You'll then be asked to specify the directory containing the samples. I tried both wav and ncw files, and only had success with wav files. Protected samples aren't supported.
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The result should then be one or more programs, as well as a User Sample Bank created in the directory containing the nki file. In some cases I found that the program didn't correctly reference the user bank, but this was easily fixed.
So far I have tried this using OS 3.0.4 on four different free Kontakt libraries and had success with two of them. It mostly seemed to be the larger, more complex ones that failed.
Anyway, hope this is of some use and perhaps someone with more experience with Kontakt can do some more testing to see how well it works
