No Serum does not have NKS, but it doesnt need one, because it does the same as NKS browser. Its better out of the box then Dune 3's because i can tag my own made favorites and other various presetsRichard_Synapse wrote: ↑Wed Sep 04, 2019 7:05 pmDoes Serum have native NKS support though? That is our main reason (plus the amount of work required) to hesitate with a built-in browser.Elektronisch wrote: ↑Mon Sep 02, 2019 5:59 am Besides that,i love Dune and its my most used vst despite the browser. But im not defending the decision to make such primitive browser when the synth has so many patches. Im sure Xfer has thought about that and also improved the browser because of reasons mentioned before. You remember that Serum had also same type of browser?
In our opinion users who love massive preset libraries with tagging, favorites etc should give NKS a try. It is far superior to any built-in solution, since it works across all plugins. And even with a single plugin chances are that the NKS browser beats most or all native browsers - even more so if combined with a hardware controller, of course. And then there's the extra goodies like the Light Guide which is supported in DUNE 3 too
Richard
With Dune 3 NKS is still not a solution because:
1. You have to use a wrapper (komplete kontrol)
2. You have to make NKS presets
3. 3rd party banks have to have NKS format presets.
And i dont even ask for full fledged browser, just simple 1 tier like Nexus 2 which is already a decade old and does better job handling presets then Dune 3, just because you can easely favorite.