Re: OT:ni komplete kontrol and Omnisphere 2 nks issues...

[Phil Muir]

Well not sure if you are a Samplitude user but Steve has scripted the interface 
for that and stylus and you can purchase those scripts as add-ons to the free 
Samplitude package.

On 17 March 2018 18:59:13 GMT+00:00, Cameron Strife  
wrote:
>Hi everybody. Sorry if this is off topic but the native instruments
>komplete kontrol list seems to have no traffic.
>
>I recently purchased the ni kontrol s88 keyboard which included
>komplete select 11. I also purchased Omnisphere 2 as well as a
>Omnisphere nks package from a third party which is supposed to give
>one access to almost all of the Omnisphere 2 presets using their Ni
>Kontrol keyboard and the Komplete plug in in your daw.
>
>I was really excited to get this up and running but I'm having some
>issues. Hopefully someone on here will have a solution!
>
>I bought everything besides the nks package from sweetwater so I had
>them remote into my machine where the tech support guy proceeded to
>register/install the komplete select package as well as Omnisphere 2.
>
>So, the good news first.
>
>when I load komplete kontrol in my daw, I can browse the various
>komplete select libraries like drumlab, massive, the gentlemen,
>reactor, and west Africa etc and load patches no problem.
>
>Now the bad news...
>
>Omnisphere 2 however is nowhere to be found. The sweetwater tech
>support guy said that it does show up as an available plug in in
>komplete kontrol so I don't know what the issue is here...
>
>I placed the correct folders into the presets, images, and dist
>database directories and had someone rescan the plug ins and library
>directories but no luck. When I browse catagory or product using the
>keyboard, Omnisphere is simply not there.
>
>While I love the speech enabled browsing on the keyboard, it's
>frustrating that nothing is accessible in native access or komplete
>kontrol even if I use the jaws cursor and OCR etc.
>
>Any suggestions?
>
>Finally, I am a new Ni Komplete user so sorry if this is a basic
>question...
>
>Even if I had one preset loaded, I'm getting a nasty brick wall
>limiting effect. I looked on a forum and it said that the volume on
>the master bus may have been set above 0db which could cause this to
>happen.
>
>I'm not having luck with the komplete kontrol window so is this
>something I can change using the komplete keyboard itself?
>
>Track volume and master bus volume in my daw don't effect this one way
>or another and no, I have no compressor or limiter on the master bus
>for example.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Cameron.
>
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Re: is it possible to quantize audio in proTools?

[Luis Daniel Pérez]

thanks to all!
I'm glad you can quantise (for example) the drums.
I always wanted to do it, but I could never use the sonar 8.5.3. but I just 
bought proTools 2018.1, and it has already arrived at my house, only my 
IMac has it in repair.
I can not wait for him to arrive to start learning proTools!
I look forward to that demonstration! Thank you!
El sábado, 17 de marzo de 2018, 8:44:09 (UTC-6), Luis Daniel Pérez escribió:
>
> Hello!. 
> on the internet there are several videos where you quantize drums,  bass, 
> at the tempo of the metronome.
>  Is it possible for a blind person to do this?
>  with elastic audio or beat detectibe
> thanks for answer!
>

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Re: is it possible to quantize audio in proTools?

[Christian]

Hi,

How do I get access to that Dropbox folder?
Many thanks Christian

> 18 mars 2018 kl. 09:02 skrev Ramy Moustafa :
> 
> Hi Luis:
> Ok, i have a very good demo, about beet d detective that Slau did on 
> Whatsapp, will convert it to MP3 and put in our dropbox folder
> THANKS SO MUCH 
> 
>> On Mar 17, 2018, at 4:44 PM, Luis Daniel Pérez  wrote:
>> 
>> Hello!. 
>> on the internet there are several videos where you quantize drums,  bass, at 
>> the tempo of the metronome.
>>  Is it possible for a blind person to do this?
>>  with elastic audio or beat detectibe
>> thanks for answer!
>> 
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Re: is it possible to quantize audio in proTools?

[Ramy Moustafa]

Hi Luis:
Ok, i have a very good demo, about beet d detective that Slau did on Whatsapp, 
will convert it to MP3 and put in our dropbox folder
THANKS SO MUCH 

> On Mar 17, 2018, at 4:44 PM, Luis Daniel Pérez  wrote:
> 
> Hello!. 
> on the internet there are several videos where you quantize drums,  bass, at 
> the tempo of the metronome.
>  Is it possible for a blind person to do this?
>  with elastic audio or beat detectibe
> thanks for answer!
> 
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Re: Virtual instrument question

[Ramy Moustafa]

Hi:
AM also need this, Something like they Hyper sonic Library that can work for 
quick things.


> On Mar 17, 2018, at 9:42 PM, Christian  wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> OK, so I am just searching for a good virtual instrument that I can use with 
> Protools. I have used Expand2, but I want to have some more sounds. On 
> Windows I used Independence from Magix, but what other alternatives are out 
> there since I want to have a library of good quality sounds of different 
> styles. Independence was about 70 GB in size.
> 
> Many thanks,
> Christian
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