Hi again Christian,
Just to get you in the mood and potentially been bitten by any problem that can occure when dealing with drum samples: Here is info about the UFIP 13" "Bionic Series" HH (3504 samples!) and anythin els in Natural drum Kit: http://naturaldrum.com/docs/NDKManual.pdf The presets in the NDK are for Halion and Kontakt. Two interesting HH related pages is 36 (mapping chart) 33 (openness, Halion) 29 (articulation map). If you look at page 36, then you can see that the left hand HH is at F0 (MIDI note 17) and the right one at F3 (41) and that the modulation wheel will control (0-46) are controlling the openness of the HH. It's more that 20 degrees of openness for the ordinary stics samples! One serious problem with NDK is that panning (stereo samples) are chopped out in stone, so I extracted the strongest channel of each sample and monoized it, making it possible to "record" every drum item in mono as in most real life situation. Then I made one gig for each drum item (one for HH, one for snare, one for each tom and so one), but not on every sample. NDK consists of many kits and I've been vaiting nearly 3 years (if I remember right) for a mature enough implementation of SFZ in LS. I'm glad I did not have the time to make SFZs of NDK the last year. :-) For me, the NDK is so good sounding that it's worth the wait having LS handle it. I think that both GIG and possible SFX have some shortcomings when it comes to handlig a drumset like this, but as I mentioned earlier: LS spesific opcodes kan deal with it. ....no wonder that many sample libraries comes with their own players! :-) Jostein ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Everyone hates slow websites. So do we. Make your web apps faster with AppDynamics Download AppDynamics Lite for free today: http://p.sf.net/sfu/appdyn_d2d_jan _______________________________________________ Linuxsampler-devel mailing list Linuxsampler-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/linuxsampler-devel
