#kontakt bass

[krazetv]

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[pettybourgeoiz]

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[thumpypuppy]

Hello! I was wondering if there were any plans to release a soundbank of some of the sounds used in the ISAT soundtrack? :)

Great question!

The sounds used in the ISAT soundtrack are as follows:

NI Massive

NI Kontakt 5 Library

Spitfire Audio Albion ONE, Labs, and Sacconi Quartet

Toontrack Super Drummer 2 + Metal Foundry

Ibanez 8 String Guitar

Mitchell 5 String Bass

Various audio effect plugins

Spitfire Labs is free to download, you can always get a bunch of free plugins from Native Instruments, and the chiptune sounds are just some really basic square (and other) waves out of Massive, which can be done with any number of plugins (I know there are loads of free chiptune VSTs out there).

We're actually planning a series of tutorial videos on mixing and compression, and may actually include an additional video about sound design with additive synthesis.

To answer your question, no, at this time we are not planning to release a sound pack as all of the sounds used are from commercial products, but we're happy to go over making your own sounds so you can find your voice in sound design. If there are any tracks in particular where you're wondering "How did they do that?" please feel free to submit another ask and we'd gladly go over the details!

[11vein]

What plugins/vsts do you and the members of team 6x111 use 👀

I really like the instrumentation in all of them fhhfhdhdhfhhdhjdhj

idk everything people use but here are some things i know i use and some other members use (we also mostly use Logic Pro X for reference) Glitch 2 really fun glitch fx plugin, though once you hear it it becomes super easy to tell when something uses it loll. one time payment of ~$50 that is pretty worth it especially to support the dev! i'm unsure if the original Glitch 1 is still available for free, but if it is it works just as well Arcade by Output subscription-based plugin for instruments and sampling. you know those fun samples we use in songs occasionally? often they come from Arcade. if you are new to using DAWs it might be a bit confusing but its fun to mess with Kontakt 7 + Session Plugins by Native Instruments currently a lot of this is 50% off rn on sale but still pretty expensive. kontakt is a really great plugin with high quality instruments to use in it, especially the Session vsts (acoustic, bass, electric guitar, etc). if you have a wad of cash lying around and really want something high quality these are very good LABS by Spitfire Audio completely free plugin with free instruments that are pretty good and high quality, often experimental and sampled from real instruments

thats all i can think of off the top of my head lolll

[yawningjorin]

Cirno 64 sound font demo

I think I finished my sound font. Can't quite distribute it due to copyright questions for a decent chunk of samples. But I compiled a demo of it. They're played in the order of the list at the bottom of the post. Feedback on the samples is welcome. ❤️

Playing is me mostly screwing around on my keyboard. I'm aware some of the sounds could use a release time, I need to figure out that part in sforzando. Conversely some of the samples from Kontakt have a few ms of silence before them which causes silence between back to back notes which isn't great e.g. the koto. There's also a weird wobble issue in the tanpura.

List of sounds

00-09: Keys

00: Grand Piano

State: finished ✔

Sample source: Kontakt

Redistribution: ❌

Possible replacement: ??? Regular grand piano.

01: Electric Piano

State: finished ✔

Sample source: Custom FM8 patch

Redistribution: ok Lush DX7-style electric piano sound reminiscent of that heard in Super Mario 64.

02: Church Organ

State: finished ✔

Sample source: Kontakt

Redistribution: ❌

Possible replacement: ???

03: Electric Organ

State: finished ✔

Sample source: Kontakt

Redistribution: ❌

Possible replacement: synth

10-19: Guitar

10: Acoustic Guitar

State: finished ✔

Sample source: Acoustic recording

Redistribution: ok Recording of an Ibanez acoustic guitar.

12: Clean Guitar

State: finished ✔

Sample source: Electronic recording

Redistribution: ok LP-style ESP guitar with a clean amp simulation.

13: Overdrive Guitar

State: finished ✔

Sample source: Electronic recording

Redistribution: ok Nicely driven guitar run through a Kuro T120, a pedal emulation of an Orange Matamp.

14: Distortion Guitar

State: finished ✔

Sample source: Electronic recording

Redistribution: ok ESP LP-style guitar into Dunwich Left Hand Path (a.k.a. Modified HM-2) and Nightowl Industries Parabellum Drive V1.

15: Chug Guitar

State: finished ✔

Sample source: Electronic recording

Redistribution: ok ESP LP-style guitar into Dunwich Left Hand Path (a.k.a. Modified HM-2) and Nightowl Industries Parabellum Drive V1. Same as Distortion Guitar but played muted.

16: Octave Fuzz Guitar

State: finished ✔

Sample source: Electronic recording

Redistribution: ok ESP LP-style guitar into a Dunwich Witchfinder octave fuzz, based on the Boss FZ-2 Hyperfuzz.

20-29: Bass

20: Ukulele Bass

State: finished ✔

Sample source: Electronic recording

Redistribution: ok Kala Journeyman U-bass.

21: Fingered Bass

State: finished ✔

Sample source: Electronic recording

Redistribution: ok Woodo X6 with flatwound strings and Nordstrand Big Blades.

22: Picked Bass

State: finished ✔

Sample source: Electronic recording

Redistribution: ok Woodo X5MS with stock setup.

23: Slap Bass

State: finished ✔

Sample source: Electronic recording

Redistribution: ok Woodo X5MS with stock setup.

24: Doom Bass

State: finished ✔

Sample source: Electronic recording

Redistribution: ok Woodo X6 with flatwound strings and Nordstrand Big Blades into a boosted Kuro T120 (Sunn Model T emulation)

25: Death Bass

State: finished ✔

Sample source: Electronic recording

Redistribution: ok Woodo X5MS into an Ibanez PD-7 pushing an Ampeg SVT-CL model.

26: Dark Bass

State: finished ✔

Sample source: Electronic recording

Redistribution: ok Woodo X5MS into a Darkglass Microtubes model.

30-39: Strings

30: Bowed Cello

State: finished ✔

Sample source: Electronic recording

Redistribution: ok NS Design WAV electric cello.

31: Pizzicato Cello

State: finished ✔

Sample source: Electronic recording

Redistribution: ok NS Design WAV electric cello.

32: String Ensemble

State: finished ✔

Sample source: Electronic recording

Redistribution: ok Layered and manipulated recordings of a NS Design WAV electric cello.

40-49: Wind

40: Trumpet

State: finished ✔

Sample source: VSCO

Redistribution: yes (CC0)

41: Ocarina

State: finished ✔

Sample source: Acoustic recording

Redistribution: ok Plastic chromatic ocarina.

42: Bottle

State: finished ✔

Sample source: Acoustic recording

Redistribution: ok Blown PET bottle.

50-69: Misc.

50: Sitar

State: finished ✔

Sample source: Kontakt

Redistribution: ❌

Possible replacement: ???

51: Tanpura

State: finished ✔

Sample source: Kontakt

Redistribution: ❌

Possible replacement: ???

52: Banjolele

State: finished ✔

Sample source: Acoustic recording

Redistribution: ok

53: Koto

State: finished ✔

Sample source: Kontakt

Redistribution: ❌

Possible replacement: ???

70-79: Synthesisers

70: Lead Synth

State: finished ✔

Sample source: Vital

Redistribution: ok Slightly percussive and moving synth.

71: Pad Synth

State: finished ✔

Sample source: Vital

Redistribution: ok Lush and layered pad synth running into a plate reverb model, inspired by https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U5526pQUQaM

72: Synth Choir

State: finished ✔

Sample source: ZynFusion

Redistribution: ok Choir preset.

73: Fantastic Synth

State: finished ✔

Sample source: Vital

Redistribution: ok Imitation of the lead synth heard in Necrofantasia.

74: Eurobeat Brass

State: finished ✔

Sample source: Vital

Redistribution: ok Pretty standard Eurobeat Brass, per https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJsFlyzpCDM

75: Sine Bass

State: finished ✔

Sample source: ZynFusion

Redistribution: ok Plain sine wave. Popularly used in Jungle / Drum & Bass.

76: 808 Bass

State: finished ✔

Sample source: Vital

Redistribution: ok 808-style bass synth.

80-89: Percussion

80: Drum Kit

State: finished ✔

Sample source: Superior Drummer

Redistribution: ❌

Possible replacements: DrumGizmo kits

81: Pitched Gong

State: finished ✔

Sample source: Acoustic recording

Redistribution: ok

82: Glockenspiel

State: finished ✔

Sample source: Acoustic recording

Redistribution: ok

83: Frog Guiro

State: finished ✔

Sample source: Acoustic recording

Redistribution: ok

[khalaris]

TAG SOMEONE YOU WANT TO KNOW AND/OR SOME OF YOUR BESTIES

got tagged by @eolewyn1010 who wants to find out just how boring I am 😄

favorite color: something between red and orange, really bright and intense

last song: Sha's "Monbijou". It's the perfect soundtrack for writing. Solo bass clarinet, bit of sax, 27 minutes long, recorded live under Monbijou bridge in Bern.

last movie: Glass Onion probably. "But that was months ago!" you say and you're right!

currently watching: new episodes of the Tatort teams I find interesting. Maybe even a Polizeiruf or two, just to mix things up a bit.

other stuff I watched this year: Apart from the stuff already mentioned... Knives Out and Glass Onion. And I watched through Blind ermittelt.

shows I dropped this year: None? I mean, I'm not really watching anything anymore except for my silly little German (and Austrian) crime shows. Unless you count maybe sort of emotionally dropping Tatort Münster? As much as that hurt. Still watching it, but I just can't put my heart into the new episodes the way I used to.

currently reading: endlessly rereading my own fanfic and following a handful other WIPs. In terms of books: "Idealzone Wien - die schnellen Jahre 78-85", "Queering Gay Pride", "Stadtgespräche aus Wien", "Es gibt durchaus noch schöne Morde", "Aufgabe Kriminalitätsbekämpfung", "Schmäh", "Nur in Wien"......... Errr, there might be a theme here (yes, it's research all the way down)

currently listening to: Nik Bärtsch's Ronin - "Modul 41_17"

currently working on: getting rid of the persistent hatte-Kontakt-mit-Kleinkind-Schnupfen that's been annoying me for the past 3 weeks

current obsession/s: perhaps a bit obsessed with Tatort Wien at the moment. But only a teeny tiny bit. Almost unnoticeable. It only fills my every waking thought (and some of my dreams) haha

No-pressure tagging @justhugsplz and @dat-carovieh if you want to :)

[kalaplugin31]

Native Instruments – Soul Sessions (KONTAKT) Free Download

Native Instruments presents "Soul Sessions," a remarkable and soulful virtual instrument library designed for Kontakt, the industry-standard software sampler. This meticulously crafted collection encapsulates the timeless essence of soul music, delivering an unparalleled sonic experience for music producers, composers, and artists alike.

"Soul Sessions" features a diverse array of authentic and emotive sounds, meticulously recorded from live performances by seasoned musicians. The library encompasses a wide spectrum of soulful elements, including richly textured brass sections, smooth electric keys, expressive guitars, and grooving bass lines. Each instrument is captured with meticulous detail, preserving the nuances and dynamics that define the soul genre.

This Kontakt instrument provides users with a versatile and intuitive platform to infuse their compositions with the warmth and character of classic soul. Whether you're producing R&B, funk, neo-soul, or jazz, "Soul Sessions" offers a comprehensive palette of sounds that can elevate your music production to new heights.

The interface of "Soul Sessions" within Kontakt is designed for ease of use, allowing musicians of all levels to quickly access and manipulate the expressive sounds. From the silky tones of vintage keyboards to the punchy brass stabs, the instrument library invites creativity and encourages users to explore the nuanced textures of soul music.

With its authentic sound and intuitive interface, Native Instruments' "Soul Sessions" is a go-to tool for producers seeking to infuse their tracks with the soulful vibes that have stood the test of time. Immerse yourself in the richness of classic soul with this exceptional Kontakt instrument, and let your creativity flow with the soulful magic of "Soul Sessions.

[bowmanstudios]

GEAR

Microphones:

Sure sm57

Sure sm58

Audix i5

Sure Beta 52

Blue Snowball

Behringer C-2 (pair)

Samson C01

Rode NT1A

Hardware:

Scarlett 18i0 audio interface

Mackie 1402-VLZ PRO 14 channel mic/line analog mixer

Guitar amps and pedals:

Helix HX STOMP

Ibanez Turbo Tube screamer

Guitars:

Fender GC140SCE Concert Acoustic-Electric

Yamaha FX335C Dreadnought Acoustic-Electric

Ovation 1311 Natural Acoustic

Fender Nashville Telecaster

Fender Squire Bullet Telecaster

Fender Squire Jazz Bass

Mitchell MU40 Soprano Natural Ukulele

Yamaha CGS 102A Classical Guitar

Keyboards:

Nektar Impact LX61+

Roland U-20

Drums and percussion:

1 big tambourine

1 small tambourine

LP Medium twist shakers

Simmons Titan 50 electronic drum set

Sound Monitoring:

JBL Professional Linear Spatial Reference 3 Series powered studio monitors (pair)

Sony Professional MDR-7506 studio headphones

Sennheiser HD 201 studio headphones

KRK Classic 5 studio monitors (pair)

Computers and visuals:

Apple MacBook Pro 13 inch

Dell flat panel monitor

DAW/software:

Logic Pro X

Pro Tools 12

GarageBand

Avid/Apple/Native Instruments/SoundToys/FabFilter/Waves plugins

Helix HX Edit

Plugins:

Digital EQ’s:

Waves V-EQ4

Fabfilter Pro-Q

Digital Reverbs:

Waves Abbey Road Chambers

Waves H-Reverb Hybrid Verb

Waves Renaissance Reverb

Waves Manny Marroquin Reverb

Relab Development LX480 Reverb

Digital Compressors:

Waves Renaissance Compressor

Waves CLA-3A Compressor/Limiter

Waves Smack Attack

Waves DeEsser

Extras:

Waves SSL G-Channel

Waves Nx Ocean Way Nashville

Waves Z-Noise

Waves WLM Plus Loudness Meter

Waves Tune Real-Time

Waves Vocal Bender

Waves Torque

Waves CLA Bass

Waves Abbey Road J37 Tape

SoundToys Echoboy

VST’s:

Spectronics Keyscapes

Native Instruments Battery

Toontrack EZdrummer 3

Native Instruments Kontakt Electric Guitar

Accessories/miscellaneous/other studio features:

4 XLR cables

4 1/4 inch jack cables

Power supply cables

USB outlet strip

High speed internet and free WIFI

Pencils, pens and paper

Wireless printer available

5 mic stands

Shock mount, pop filter, and 3 windscreens

HEAROS Ultimate Softness earplugs

Mini Samsung T.V. with Roku entertainment

RIF6 electric record player with built-in speakers

Dean Markley Pro Mag humbucker pickup

Culilux 1/4” audio splitter

Rioddas external ODD&HDD disc drive

Pack of CDs for burning

Guitar pick maker with appropriate paper

3 microphone clips

Alesis sustain pedal

Radial PRO-DI passive direct box

DeltaLab digital metronome

AKAI MPD218 beat pad

GiveBest electric heater

Behringer ULTRAACOUSTIC AT109 15-WATT acoustic guitar amplifier

OWC thunderbolt USB-C dock

APC surge protector

MOONGEL damper pads

Pick holder filled with guitar picks (floppy and hard) and a set of thumb picks

2 capos and clip on tuner

KORG TM-50 combo tuner and metronome

Mackie 1402-VLZ PRO 14 channel mic/line analog mixer

NEXIGO web cam

Big Knob passive monitor controller

The Bowman Studios, Dallas, Texas

Producers: Mason Bowman

[crislorencreative]

Guitar and Bass DI Shootout notes!

Put this together to shootout Direct Input options for recording guitar and bass, as well as get better with my critical listening while getting  acquainted with my new interface. I might be making mountains out of molehills, I might be making strides in my audio engineering and songwriting journey- either way I have way too much time on my hands.

Hardware;

RME Babyface Pro FS Audio Interface

Radial Stereo PROD2 Direct Input Box

JHS Pedals Buffered Splitter V1 Signal Splitter Pedal

Land Devices PRE Guitar Preamp Pedal

TECH 21 SANSAMP Bass Driver DI Bass Preamp Pedal

Mogami GOLD Guitar Cable

Lava Cables Solderless Patch Cables

Gibson ES-335 Electric Guitar with stock pickups

Fender Jazz Bass with Seymour Duncan “Quarter Pounder” pickups

Guitar Center retail store picks (lol)

Software;

Logic Pro X digital audio workstation

Logic Pro X stock Limiter (+3dB on Master Bus)

Drums-

Native Instruments KONTAKT virtual instrument host

RoomSound Jay Maas drum library

Bass/Guitar-

FabFilter EQ3 equalizer plugin

STL Tones Howard Benson guitar and bass amp simulator (w/CLA Expansion)

Logic Pro X stock Compressor plugin

Logic Pro X stock Single-Band EQ plugin

I aimed to make a simple verse at 150 tempo in D minor with a low down bass pattern, mute-canceling strumming rhythm guitar part, and bouncing lead guitar melody in my arrangement at the end which these sections and parts cumulate to at the end of this demonstration. I imagine it as a lead into a driving chorus where a future vocal line can begin to wail out after a chilled-out verse- as my inspirations in songwriting originate from Nirvana and independent bands of the modern day. Using the STL Tones Howard Benson Plugin, I sought out a lightly driven Ampeg style amp for the bass tone, a Tubescreamer-fronted Vox AC30 style amp for rhythm guitars, and a pushed Fender Tweed style amp for the lead guitars. Only modifications were using the plugins’ internal reverb and delay sparingly, and added the aforementioned Single-Band EQ plugin for a subtle high shelf on the Lead Guitar.That’s it- no parallel processing, aux sends, or anything funny with the mixing. Nothing too fun until I can determine which method to record my Direct Input Guitars.

Audio Timeline - Total Length 3:44

Three routing methods described as;

RME Direct Input - RME DI

Radial DI Box into RME XLR Input - DI box

Preamp into RME 1/4th” Input (Sansamp for Bass, Land Devices PRE for Guitars) - PRE

Section 1 - 8 Bars testing 

Three 8 bar instances of the riff, with 3 stages of testing (with drums, no drums, no plugins) - 0:06-2:04

Part I

Drums, Bass, Rhythm Guitars, and Lead Guitars - 0:06-0:44

RME DI - 0:06

DI box - 0:19

PRE - 0:33

Part II

Bass, Rhythm Guitars, and Lead Guitars(w/EQ+Amp Sim) - 0:44-1:26

RME DI - 0:48

DI box - 1:00

PRE - 1:13

Part III

Bass, Rhythm Guitars, and Lead Guitars(No Plugins) - 1:26-2:04

RME DI - 1:26

DI box - 1:39

PRE - 1:52

Section 2 - 4 Bar testing

4 bars of each DI, followed by 4 bars with added EQ and Amp Simulation - 2:04-2:24

Bass (DI, then EQ+Amp Sim);

RME DI - 2:04

DI box - 2:11

PRE - 2:17

Rhythm Guitar (DI, then EQ+Amp Sim);

RME DI - 2:24

DI box - 2:30

PRE - 2:36

Lead Guitar (DI, then EQ+Amp Sim);

RME DI - 2:43

DI box - 2:49

PRE - 2:56

Section 3 - Which did I prefer? 35 Second Demo 3:05-end

Now, time for my favorite. I’d like you to guess which one my favorite is of the three routing methods with a 35ish second arrangement I made for this test. I used the same DI method for Bass, Rhythm Guitars, and Lead Guitars in this final example. I thought it sounded nice for what it was while not going deep into processing to keep the integrity of direct signals and keeping this test close to its roots, how a DIY musician approaches songwriting at the first step- plugging in and playing your instrument with minimal nor no outboard processing, other than maybe your favorite preamp pedal.

[farewell-persephone]

The last song on the EP and my other favorite besides “Doomsday Clock.”

It is imperative that you know that I wrote this riff while taking a shit.

The name is a little ironic because it was heavily inspired by Cult of Luna, specifically the song “Echoes.” Lots of interesting things on this one; I would say it’s basically in Phrygian mode, though whether it’s in C or F might be debatable. Probably F with tonicization to C in a couple of spots. I’m not great at theory! Quite a few outside notes too, which is probably The Ocean’s influence coming through.

The “feedback” at the beginning is a reversed track of a big open chord through some weird ass POD Farm amp; those weird screeches right before the rhythm guitars come in were Gojira-style pick scrapes through the same amp if I remember correctly. I think I wrote this right around the time I started getting into a little hip-hop, because I remember trying to go for a hip-hop vibe with the drums. Time-wise it moves between 6/4, 4/4, and 7/4. Pay attention to the bass, it’s doing a lot.

The vocals at the end were some Kontakt library. That whole thing plus the fade-out was heavily inspired by Alcest’s “Delivrance” as well as “Finale” by Uneven Structure. Really proud of how lush that ended up sounding.

Overall I think this is one of the most musically sophisticated (not to say complex) things I’ve ever written.

[krazetv]

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[hardnahas]

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[your-turn-to-play]

I did a revamp of Seu Pedido É Concedido! In the soundtrack I'll give the songs names in portuguese, english and japanese, I'm not fluent in japanese yet but I am in portuguese and english! Just so you know you can translate it, in case you want to know the meanings

So yeah it's basically a completely different song and it sounds way better now, with different phases. And it fits what I was going for better imo too!

As always, this song is made from loo´s from Looperman.com, the loops are free for commercial use but here is the list of all the loops I used in this song: (I don't know how to make the links small)

Check them out if you'd like!

[garyusa]

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[undersmusic]

Exploring the New Features of Komplete 15: A Comprehensive Guide to Kontakt 8

In this blog, we will delve into the exciting new features of Kontakt 8 within the Komplete 15 suite. From GUI overhauls to innovative tools like Chords and Phrases, this guide will help you navigate the latest advancements in music production technology.

🎶 GUI Overhaul

The GUI of Kontakt 8 within the komplete 15 suite has undergone a notable transformation. Upon opening Kontakt 8, users are greeted with a redesigned interface that enhances usability and aesthetics. The library now serves as the default view, integrating features from previous versions while introducing a more intuitive layout.

One of the standout features is the new instruments section at the bottom, which can be minimized if not needed. This section includes categories like instruments combined, tools, leaps, loops, and one shots, allowing for seamless navigation among various sound types.

Additionally, the filtering options have been improved. Users can filter by brand, sound type, and character, making it easier to find specific sounds. For example, if you're looking for an arpeggiated bass sound, the browser allows for quick narrowing down of options.

🎵 New Instrument Browsing Features

The instrument browsing capabilities in Kontakt 8 are a game changer. Now, when searching for sounds, users can filter based on various parameters, which streamlines the creative process. The ability to search for specific instruments, like brass, adds to the efficiency.

Moreover, the introduction of combined presets allows users to combine multiple Kontakt instruments into one cohesive sound. This feature opens up new possibilities for sound design, as users can blend various sounds to create unique compositions.

🔗 Understanding the Combined Instruments

Combined instruments are a significant addition in Kontakt 8. This feature allows for the integration of multiple instances of Kontakt instruments, enabling users to create rich, layered sounds. Upon selecting a combined instrument, such as Evolve Mutations, users can access an array of sound combinations all at once.

This new interface also includes a dedicated instrument menu, allowing for easy scrolling and management of instruments. Users can solo tracks, adjust volume levels, and pan sounds to create a more dynamic mix without the hassle of navigating back to the library.

🎶 Loops and Leaps: An Overview

With the introduction of loops and leaps, Kontakt 8 enhances the user experience by providing access to machine expansions and one-shots more effectively. Loops are organized in a user-friendly manner, allowing for quick browsing and selection based on specific keys.

Leaps, on the other hand, are smaller expansions designed specifically for Kontakt. They function similarly to machine expansions but provide more flexibility in sound design without the need for dedicated instruments. Users can easily navigate through these expansions to find the perfect sound for their projects.

These new features not only improve the accessibility of sounds but also allow for greater creativity in music production. The updated sampler built into Kontakt 8 facilitates a more efficient workflow, enabling users to experiment with sounds and loops seamlessly.

🎹 One Shots Functionality

The One Shots feature in Kontakt 8 is a powerful tool for music producers. It allows users to trigger individual samples with precision, making it ideal for creating rhythm and accents in compositions.

When utilizing One Shots, you can switch from group mode to single mode. This lets you play samples across a key set, including sharps, which enhances your creative possibilities.

Basic controls for One Shots include sample start and end times, which are linked to your grid settings. This functionality is essential for aligning samples perfectly within your track.

Adjusting Sample Parameters

Fine-tuning your samples is straightforward. You can set loop points to create seamless playback, and if you prefer, switch to mono for a more focused sound.

Additionally, the amp settings allow you to adjust attack and release, crucial for drum hits or quick sample triggers. This flexibility is vital for dynamic sound design.

Filter Options for One Shots

One of the standout features for One Shots is the filter options available. You can choose from various types, including high pass, low pass, and band pass filters. Each filter type offers unique resonance effects, adding depth to your samples.

🎼 Exploring the Chords Tool

The Chords tool in Kontakt 8 is designed to enhance harmonic creativity. It allows users to input specific chord structures, making it easier to compose complex musical ideas.

For example, if you want to create a C minor chord, simply input the notes. This feature simplifies the songwriting process for producers looking to experiment with different chord progressions.

Utilizing Chords in Your Projects

Once you've set your chords, you can layer them with other instruments in Kontakt 8. This integration allows for rich, harmonious compositions that resonate well within any genre.

🎶 The Phrases Tool Explained

The Phrases tool is another innovative feature within Kontakt 8. It provides pre-defined musical phrases that can be easily integrated into your projects, saving valuable time during the composition process.

Users can select phrases based on genre or style, making it easier to find the right fit for their tracks. This feature is particularly useful for those who may struggle with improvisation or melody creation.

Customizing Phrases

Once a phrase is selected, it can be customized to match your project. You can adjust tempo, pitch, and even length, allowing for a tailored fit within your composition.

🎷 The Importance of Leaps

Leaps in Kontakt 8 represent a new form of instrumentation similar to Maschine's expansion packs. These provide a fresh avenue for sound exploration, specifically tailored for Kontakt users.

Currently, Leaps include classic drum breaks and other preset options that enhance your sound palette. These expansions allow for quick access to high-quality sounds without extensive browsing.

Integrating Leaps into Your Workflow

Leaps can be seamlessly integrated with the existing tools in Kontakt, such as One Shots and Loops, facilitating a fluid workflow. The ability to edit these sounds in the sampler ensures that you maintain creative control.

🔄 Integrating Loops and One Shots

Combining Loops and One Shots opens up a world of sonic possibilities. By layering these elements, you can create intricate rhythms and textures that elevate your music to new heights.

The sampler functionality in Kontakt 8 allows you to manipulate both Loops and One Shots easily. This means you can pitch, speed, or modify samples to fit your artistic vision.

Practical Applications

For practical applications, think about using One Shots for accents within a loop-based track. This technique can add dynamic interest and keep listeners engaged.

The combination of these tools in the komplete 15 suite allows for unprecedented creativity in music production. Experimentation is key, so don’t hesitate to explore these features to find unique sounds that reflect your personal style.

📦 Using Distrokid for Distribution

When it comes to distributing your music, Distrokid is a standout choice. This platform simplifies the process, allowing artists to get their music onto major streaming services quickly and efficiently.

One of the key benefits of using Distrokid is its user-friendly interface. You can upload your tracks, select your distribution options, and manage your releases all in one place. This streamlined approach saves time and reduces the hassle often associated with music distribution.

Affordable Pricing Plans

Distrokid offers a variety of pricing plans, making it accessible for artists at all stages of their careers. The annual fee allows you to release an unlimited number of songs and albums, which is a significant advantage over many competitors.

Moreover, Distrokid takes a straightforward approach to royalties. Unlike some services that take a percentage of your earnings, Distrokid allows you to keep 100% of your royalties, ensuring that your hard work pays off directly.

Speedy Release Times

Another compelling feature of Distrokid is the speed of release. Many artists report that their music is available on platforms like Spotify and Apple Music within a few days of uploading, which is incredibly beneficial for time-sensitive releases.

🎸 Free Resources for Musicians

In addition to distribution, Distrokid provides a wealth of free resources for musicians. These tools can help you enhance your music career and grow your audience effectively.

Marketing Tools

Distrokid offers various marketing tools, such as promotional graphics and social media sharing options. These resources can help you promote your music across different platforms, maximizing your reach.

Music Videos and Lyric Videos

Creating visual content is essential in today’s music landscape. Distrokid provides options for creating music videos and lyric videos, which can be a game-changer for engaging your audience.

Collaboration Features

Collaborating with other artists is easier than ever with Distrokid. The platform allows you to invite collaborators to your projects, ensuring everyone is on the same page regarding releases and royalties.

📝 Final Thoughts

In conclusion, the features of Kontakt 8 in the komplete 15 suite, paired with the efficient distribution capabilities of Distrokid, create a powerful combination for any music producer. Whether you’re looking to explore new sounds or get your music heard, these tools are invaluable.

Remember, the key to success in the music industry is not just about creating great music; it’s also about effectively sharing it with the world. Utilizing platforms like Distrokid can make that process much smoother.

📚 Where to Learn More

For those eager to dive deeper into the features of Kontakt 8 and the komplete 15 suite, there are plenty of resources available. Native Instruments offers comprehensive tutorials and guides on their website.

Online Communities

Joining online forums and communities can also provide valuable insights. Platforms like Reddit and various music production groups on Facebook are excellent places to ask questions and share experiences.

Workshops and Webinars

Additionally, keep an eye out for workshops and webinars hosted by industry professionals. These events can offer hands-on experience and expert tips that can enhance your skills.

By leveraging these resources, you can maximize your understanding of the komplete 15 suite and effectively distribute your music with Distrokid. The journey of music creation and distribution is ongoing, and with the right tools, you can navigate it successfully.

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How to Download Modular Icons (REAKTOR)

Are you ready to elevate your music production game? Modular Icons is an extraordinary KOMPLETE instrument that brings you a treasure trove of sounds sourced from legendary modular synths. This collection, created in collaboration with the Bob Moog Foundation, offers over 100 presets that embody the essence of iconic synths from Moog, Roland, ARP, and Buchla. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the steps to download Modular Icons and unlock a world of sonic possibilities.

What You Need to Get Started

Before diving into the download process, ensure you have the necessary tools:

Product Type: KOMPLETE Instrument

Required Software: Latest version of the free KONTAKT PLAYER (available via KOMPLETE START).

Download Size: Approximately 3.7GB

System Requirements: You must have KONTAKT (Version 6.1 or higher) or the free KONTAKT PLAYER.

For optimal performance, check the KONTAKT PLAYER system requirements and the FAQ section.

Step-by-Step Download Process

Visit the Download Link: Start your journey by heading over to the official download page for Modular Icons: Download Modular Icons.

Select Your Version: Choose the version compatible with your setup. If you're using the KONTAKT PLAYER, ensure that you have the latest version installed.

Add to Cart: Click on the "Add to Cart" button and proceed to checkout. If you have an account, log in; otherwise, you may need to create a new account.

Complete Your Purchase: Follow the prompts to complete your purchase. Once confirmed, you’ll receive a download link.

Download and Install: Click the download link and save the file to your preferred location. After downloading, open the file and follow the installation instructions.

Exploring the Features of Modular Icons

Now that you’ve successfully downloaded Modular Icons, it’s time to explore its incredible features:

Powerful Sound Editing: The intuitive interface allows you to tweak sounds easily with six assignable macro knobs. Dive deep into sound design with the Sound Editor, where you can modify tuning, filters, and envelopes.

Customizable Effects Chain: The Effects Editor enables you to customize effects for any preset. With a simple drag-and-drop interface, you can swap effects and change their order effortlessly.

Creative Sequencing: The built-in 16-step sequencer lets you quickly generate musical ideas. You can modulate up to six assignable macros, giving you unprecedented control over your sound.

Inspiring Presets: With 123 sounds and 150 presets spanning categories like Bass, FX, Lead, Pad, and Perc, Modular Icons provides a diverse palette for all music genres.

What Makes Modular Icons Unique?

The true magic of Modular Icons lies in its source audio. Influential electronic music pioneers such as Jean-Michel Jarre and Stevie Wonder contributed to this collection. Each sound is crafted from the rarest modular systems, including Keith Emerson’s custom Moog synths and the renowned TONTO system.

Conclusion

Downloading Modular Icons (REAKTOR) is the first step toward transforming your music production landscape. With its rich sound library and intuitive features, you'll be able to create, edit, and innovate like never before. Don’t wait—get started today and build your own wall of synths!

For further details and to access the download link, visit: Download Modular Icons. Happy music-making!