I'd like to do is transform a folder of vintage WAVs (carefully sampled, well organized, and ready to go) into a Kontakt drum kit.

• It's a simple kit (kick, snare, hi tom, low tom, hat, ride, crash).
• 8 velocities on each
• It'd be cool if the open hat was closed with the attack of the closed hat.
• It'd also be groovy if I could use a little image of the kit instead of the generic Kontakt one (I have the image ;-).

Any suggestions, advice, steps, or good links to guide me through this?

 

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Changed initial plea for help. I'm going to give it a go, but need help . . . Thanks in advance.

 

This is some next level stuff right here, a great way to make vocal chops from what I understand. In Ableton this is easily done though so I haven't tried it in Kontakt yet but am curious also. I guess you got your setup running again?

 

Sadly, nope. But I'm hoping to borrow a Mac at some point or get one. Trying to plan. I initially wrote this as a plea for someone to help me map out the drums, but no luck. Luckily, I did find someone to help me with the noise removal. ;-)

 

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Maybe this links will help https://www.ryanwaczek.com/blog/how-to-make-a-kontakt-library-in-5-steps
http://www.rigid-audio.com/products_kontakt_gui_maker.html

 

Thanks, 6ixcore.