In Native Instruments’ Kontakt, the Loop Editor is where you go to fine tune your loops and individual samples. If you use the pop-out button on the Loop Editor (it’s the arrow button over on the right side of the Loop Editor button), there will an additional, important control right at the top. That’s the Size Control. To make sure all your loop points are clean and lined up together, you’d use this control to supersize the Editor window. Now you won’t have to squint up close to your monitor and hope you’re getting it right.
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