There is a nice tutorial on setting up multiple outputs and synths in a Kontakt instance, in the Tutorials forum. Now, there is more work to do when you want to use multiple instruments in Kontakt, but it works wonderfully well. (it would generate the audio when the midi data is played in the project, until you bounce the midi data to the audio track, or freeze the track). Midi data would be captured on the midi track, and audio would be heard through the audio track, but not written until you bounce the midi data to 'print' the audio.
If you don't mind using separate audio and midi tracks for Kontakt, rather than a simple instrument track, you can double-click on Kontakt in the Browser Pane, then when the Insert Soft Synth Options dialog box opens, if you check Midi Source, and First Synth Audio Output, and hit OK, CbB will set up a stereo audio track, a midi track, and it will route the audio track to pick up the audio output from Kontakt, and it will route the midi track output to point at the Kontakt instance, so that all you would have to do is load an instrument into Kontakt, and rename the audio and midi tracks, and you would be in business. (it is a limitation of Simple Instrument Tracks, not of Kontakt). I do not use instrument tracks, and if you use them with Kontakt, to the best of my understanding, you would not be able to take advantage of Kontakt's ability to load multiple instruments - like Piano on midi channel 1, organ on midi channel 2, strings on midi channel 3, etc. Their MIDI port descriptions are a bit different than To display or hide the plug-ins window, click once on the NI plug-ins name in the Channel rack. Its audio output is automatically routed to FL Studios master output. This is my first time with Kontakt so I set it up as an Instrument Track just like Superior Drummer, Trilian, etc. Massive is now loaded in the FL Studio Channel rack.
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