Hey guys,

I found a link to Heavyocity's DM 307A offering (upped by R2R). It's an awesome collection of drum sounds that would be killer to have access to. It is in Ableton format, or so someone stated in the comments. Does anyone know how to go about converting it to a Kontakt usable state?

I admit that this skill set is over my head but I am always willing to try to attempt to learn it.

I just need to note that this is not from the Sister site but a "competitor" site.

Thanks so much.

 

Have you noticed with Extreme Sample Converter? it's a powerful tool, but I'm not sure if it converts that format.

 

No I have not looked but thanks for the suggestion, I will give it a look

 

If they are already sold in a Kontakt format, why would you have to convert them? When was thing released you say? Unless it is some new update, it is originally from 2017 or so... I remember people talking about it a bit.

 

If I imagined it, it is very old. But well as you say maybe you can do it by hand. The other day it shows a vsti with this program, it even lets you choose the speeds. Well maybe as you say by hand. I don't know much about ableton, but if a plugin can open the library, maybe he can open the plugin with Extreme Sample Converter and sample the samples

Edit:

I forgot to say that in order to sample a vsti you have to first convert the plugin with jBridge or it will tell you that it cannot be opened

 

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Hey Clone, yes there is a kontakt version but it isn't cracked and I cannot afford it at this time. The only thing available at the moment is the ALP version of this. Heavyocity puts out really great products, so I was hoping to tinker with it.

 

Thanks Artic Storm. I am wondering if I should just get myself a copy of Ableton and load them directly. Probably the easiest method at this point, idk.

 

it was released in Kontakt format as only DM-307, and posted on on 4/9/2017 where I looked. It's surely the same thing from what I can tell. It is 4.4gb.

 

It sounds like I need to be a better hunter gatherer then. Thanks for the tip!