I made a flute instrument for EXS24 and Kontakt back around '06 or something, and whilst it is basic and isn't as versatile as some I've bought since then, everybody always comments on it! And it's probably not even 50 MB of samples. lol.

 

Well yeah, I know what you're saying but also devs did cater for EXS and Kontakt together.
Well, up until 'Logic Sampler' now!
Hey, talking of Nexus, much as I loathe it on principle I heard a track created with it straight out of the box, no treatment, and the drums were sounding nice. Everything is eq'd and compressed quite affectively.
But still, it makes me want to vomit.

 

Of course. Supposedly the most used module in the history of recording according to Roland.
Also there was the slightly earlier JD-800 that was used quite a bit. I had a soft spot for it but I prefer the JV by a mile.

What keyboard is this? Interested.

 

The Cart is Lagging so Hard

 

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1/4 1.44mb floppy's that must be a huge collection
I still have 3.5 floppys if someone can use them I'll pay you an extra 100

 

is there a thread to share personal libraries , I think it would be great to make an audiosex sample library with the best of the best of every sound

 

And this is in the Master Collection Vol 2, but alas only a text file.


I wonder wonder it says? lol.

Mods would have to guarantee no 'borrowed' samples, but hard to prove either way.
Oh, I suppose it doesn't have to be shared here!
Hmmm, and repacks not allowed at AZ...so somewhere else.

 

I thought he actually meant share our homemade Kontakt instruments! lol
So he means just a list, yeah?

 

Affectively comes from Affection, very different from Effectively,
which relates to the manner or promptness of achieving a desired result..

Some Argentinian guys made a couple Bandoneon instruments that were shared like a decade ago..
(Bandoneon Malevo & other)

Good stuff, maybe not the deepest sampling, but had a very nice/authentic Character/response..
I still got them around if anyone is into Tango

 

Again, please? Or you don't want to tell which keyboard?

 

You echo what I already said.

I don't know what any of that means. Please could you explain?

 

Probably the easiest one to navigate. It is an orchestra. If you can orchestrate , then it's about the most simple and straight forward library.

Spitfire is way more " cumbersome" .
So many overlaps that make it annoying for those that don't need another library because they aren't able to use an eq and distortion.

 

Well I was exaggerating a bit..

It seems with the new versions/additions they phased out some of the old stuff tho, so it may be more manageable now..
but at some period they had the old+some new stuff together, so it was hard to asses for outsiders..

I really like their approach to Articulations tho,
they really offer all the variety one could need..

Unlike other libs which can miss some,
even crucial/fundamental ones like, SF Symphonic Strings not having Staccato etc..

 

If I was a public figure, that would be the sample library I mentioned in every interview.

Bass sound - fire flutes used as a frequency modulator to get the warmth and phatness serum will never do.

Drums - all my drums start with flutes if fire , then FM8 similar to those neuro guys. You would be surprised how many big names are using It in creative ways.

Most of my leads are 4 layers of FF using plogue to assign a Euclidian type target source modulation which is then fed thru a series of parellel distortion/dynamic shaping tools. I usually use a separate computer for that.

Mastering. I use a very advanced technique using the inverse frequency characteristic of a certain patch from flutes of fire fed to an eq that will allow additive synthesis type manipulation.

All my tracks use a Fourier transform of flutes of fire as the main fingerprinting source. I have a patent pending technology being co disgned with the developers of FF.

 

I would love to get my hands on the sample library of meat beat manifesto. (Yeah, this is an offtopic post and i know it)