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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » November 2003 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: Cool Drum kit
noah777
Posted: 17th November 2003 00:15
Hi there! I'm working on a very realistic drum set, to use it for my midi compositions. I want to use a large number of samples, let's say 8 per dynamic, and play them at random for a realistic sound. I tried with drumagog, but it doesn`t trigger with midi, and i can't use like a vsti, Tried NI battery also but it allows me to use just one sample per dynamic, and it tried gigastudio but it doesn't work with my SB live.
Please help! Help
Thanx!
bitcrusher
Posted: 17th November 2003 00:59
can't help but think of BFD Very Happy

http://www.fxpansion.com/bfdflash.html

if you're using your own samples, I recommend DR-008 or Kontakt. Both are easy to set up velocity splits in.
cellular
Posted: 17th November 2003 07:14
Kontakt can do it. It has a "cycle round-robin" and "cycle random" feature for exactly this purpose. I don't know if DR-008 can do it though.
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