KVR Audio

planetearth · Post by **planetearth** » Sat Aug 30, 2014 3:12 am

jancivil wrote:I can confirm they will load in Kontakt 4.2.4.

Thanks! Since it's a direct link, I couldn't find anything else about the file.

Steve

Gregjazz · Post by **Gregjazz** » Tue Sep 02, 2014 8:25 pm

Yup, the patches were made in Kontakt 4.2.4, so it'll work in that or any newer version of Kontakt.

If anybody wants to make a version of this in Maize Sampler, I'm game. Although the samples are named numerically, they aren't necessarily sorted in order by dynamic. I'd be happy to provide a list of them in order, though.

Turello · Post by **Turello** » Tue Sep 02, 2014 8:32 pm

Oh, I hope someone do... Anyway thanks!

godog1023 · Post by **godog1023** » Fri Sep 05, 2014 5:46 am

I'd love to take a stab at programming these in Reaper with Shortcircuit.
Could I get the list, Greg?

Gregjazz · Post by **Gregjazz** » Sat Sep 06, 2014 1:19 am

Sure! Actually, I'll just post the sample list here.

I have the low timbale mapped on the white keys from C2 to B2 (C3 being middle C). The high timbale is mapped on the white keys from C3 to C4.

The flams are on C#, D#, F#, G#, and the "bob marley" is on A#. This pattern applies to both the low and high timbales, with each being in their respective octave.

(samples sorted from lowest dynamic to highest)
High timbale hit:

high hit 34.wav
high hit 35.wav
high hit 38.wav
high hit 33.wav
high hit 32.wav
high hit 01.wav
high hit 10.wav
high hit 11.wav
high hit 12.wav
high hit 02.wav
high hit 13.wav
high hit 14.wav
high hit 15.wav
high hit 03.wav
high hit 16.wav
high hit 17.wav
high hit 18.wav
high hit 04.wav
high hit 19.wav
high hit 20.wav
high hit 21.wav
high hit 05.wav
high hit 22.wav
high hit 23.wav
high hit 24.wav
high hit 06.wav
high hit 07.wav
high hit 25.wav
high hit 26.wav
high hit 09.wav
high hit 08.wav
high hit 27.wav
high hit 28.wav
high hit 29.wav
high hit 30.wav
high hit 31.wav

High flam:

high flam 03.wav
high flam 02.wav
high flam 04.wav
high flam 09.wav
high flam 01.wav
high flam 05.wav
high flam 07.wav
high flam 08.wav

High "Bob Marley":

bob marley 4.wav
bob marley 2.wav
bob marley 1.wav
bob marley 3.wav

Low timbale hit:

low hit 17.wav
low hit 18.wav
low hit 19.wav
low hit 01.wav
low hit 20.wav
low hit 21.wav
low hit 22.wav
low hit 02.wav
low hit 03.wav
low hit 04.wav
low hit 05.wav
low hit 06.wav
low hit 07.wav
low hit 08.wav
low hit 09.wav
low hit 10.wav
low hit 11.wav
low hit 12.wav
low hit 14.wav
low hit 15.wav
low hit 13.wav
low hit 16.wav

Low flam:

low flam 01.wav
low flam 02.wav
low flam 03.wav
low flam 04.wav
low flam 06.wav
low flam 05.wav

Low "Bob Marley":

bob marley 6.wav

Musical Gym · Post by **Musical Gym** » Sat Sep 06, 2014 1:59 am

thanks Greg

trumpetsteve · Post by **trumpetsteve** » Mon Jul 22, 2019 4:51 pm

Just happened upon this and the claves 5 years late....

are there any other little gems from OTS on here?? Tried a search but got no where

Steve

Musical Gym · Post by **Musical Gym** » Mon Jul 22, 2019 10:43 pm

Send pm to Greg and ask.

alan9990 · Post by **alan9990** » Mon Feb 26, 2024 2:49 pm

Aha! Just what I was looking for - the ordered list by dynamic. Great!

One other question, if you'd be so kind:

I'm about to make my own patch using above order. My DAW's sampler maps velocity from 0 - 127 (as expected).

Are these samples "equally spaced" in an acoustic sense? Taking the Low Timbale Hit as example, do I just map the 20 samples with equal velocity e.g. 1/20th of 128 per sample? Or is there some inherent "weighting" in the way they're mapped to the sampler?

I am obviously about to go and experiment, but asking their creator seems like a sensible step

Free timbales for KONTAKT from Orange Tree Samples