KVR Audio

biggrime · Post by **biggrime** » Sat Jun 04, 2005 3:56 am

Has anyone heard of this? If so does it has all of trition sounds? email at maltcus@yahoo.com http://www.soundclick.con/biggrime

Gregjazz · Post by **Gregjazz** » Sat Jun 04, 2005 3:57 am

I think you mean: http://www.soundclick.com/biggrime

biggrime · Post by **biggrime** » Sat Jun 04, 2005 2:32 pm

geoffkhan wrote:I think you mean: http://www.soundclick.com/biggrime

Yea lol I must of been tired any other corrections? or how about letting me know about korg trition for halion.

Jaeson Merrill · Post by **Jaeson Merrill** » Sat Jun 04, 2005 3:31 pm

check out his webpage

Jaeson Merrill · Post by **Jaeson Merrill** » Sat Jun 04, 2005 3:35 pm

biggrime at http://www.soundclick.com/bands/1/biggrime.htm wrote:Equipment used:
Believe it or not my studio is software based. Alot of people don't realize how far software has came. Until now.
Cakewalk sonar 3 is my center piece.
Reactor 4, Pro 53, Vokator, FM7, V-Station, Absynth 2, E-Jay 360 Xtreme, Lexicon PSP Effects, Waves Gold, Muon, Tau Pro, Sample Tank, BBE - Sonic Maximizer, Steinberg Halion, Cakewalk Club Tracks, CM 101, CM Vocoder, CM 303 Bass line synth, CM 505 Drum synth, CM eve Electronic Vintage Ensemble, DSP Quattro CM, DS 404 Sampler, EnergyXT, Synth Edit, Ohmygod Effects, Spring Reverb, Crystal 2.4, Not to mention records for sampling( I do very little) and the huge sound libarary I've collected over the years. I use a M-audio Keystation to control the sounds. Thats not everthing however you would be here all day reading.

.

dang.. with all this software i would imaging you'd be able to BUY a triton hehe..

but triton for halion.. sounds interesting.

would like to see it.

Apparition · Post by **Apparition** » Sat Jun 04, 2005 4:29 pm

No, I actually have that library. It's an old Korg TRINITY CD by Nicebytes Synthline, and it doesn't contain all the patches just a bunch of synth pads, leads, basses, maybe a guitar or two. But by no means does it have all the triton patches. There's also a Korg Karma CD in EMU format but its very similar.

Sleepwalker · Post by **Sleepwalker** » Sat Jun 04, 2005 4:54 pm

Whel, you could sample a trinity perfectly,(or anny synth) and totaly automatic with Logic, and some app that I dont remember the name of..

The app samples up all the banks and every key I think, but it can just export to Logics built inn sampler. But I belive kontakt can read that sample format.

Ask some logic users..

biggrime · Post by **biggrime** » Sat Jun 04, 2005 7:44 pm

Jaeson Merrill wrote:
biggrime at http://www.soundclick.com/bands/1/biggrime.htm wrote:Equipment used:
Believe it or not my studio is software based. Alot of people don't realize how far software has came. Until now.
Cakewalk sonar 3 is my center piece.
Reactor 4, Pro 53, Vokator, FM7, V-Station, Absynth 2, E-Jay 360 Xtreme, Lexicon PSP Effects, Waves Gold, Muon, Tau Pro, Sample Tank, BBE - Sonic Maximizer, Steinberg Halion, Cakewalk Club Tracks, CM 101, CM Vocoder, CM 303 Bass line synth, CM 505 Drum synth, CM eve Electronic Vintage Ensemble, DSP Quattro CM, DS 404 Sampler, EnergyXT, Synth Edit, Ohmygod Effects, Spring Reverb, Crystal 2.4, Not to mention records for sampling( I do very little) and the huge sound libarary I've collected over the years. I use a M-audio Keystation to control the sounds. Thats not everthing however you would be here all day reading.

.
dang.. with all this software i would imaging you'd be able to BUY a triton hehe..

but triton for halion.. sounds interesting.

would like to see it.

I started out with software based recording. I tried to use hardware keyboards to seq. but i love the midi recording on my cakewalk sonar. I know i can seq. a trition on cakewalk sonar. I'll just stick with my software. I am currently working on a karma/koass pad/sampler type of synth on Reaktor. I thought it would be neat to have trtion sounds without having to buy the keyboard itself.

biggrime · Post by **biggrime** » Sat Jun 04, 2005 7:51 pm

Apparition wrote:No, I actually have that library. It's an old Korg TRINITY CD by Nicebytes Synthline, and it doesn't contain all the patches just a bunch of synth pads, leads, basses, maybe a guitar or two. But by no means does it have all the triton patches. There's also a Korg Karma CD in EMU format but its very similar.

I thought someone used software similar to the one at this site http://www.chickensys.com/translator/documentation.html to create the halion files. They say they have a translator that can transform any sample format to any other sample format listed. One of my buddies told me about the triton for halion but i cant find it online no where. That site above is all i could find.

RoyNoahJones · Post by **RoyNoahJones** » Sat Jun 04, 2005 8:04 pm

Nice tip !

Jaeson Merrill · Post by **Jaeson Merrill** » Sat Jun 04, 2005 9:21 pm

biggrime wrote:
Jaeson Merrill wrote:
biggrime at http://www.soundclick.com/bands/1/biggrime.htm wrote:Equipment used:
Believe it or not my studio is software based. Alot of people don't realize how far software has came. Until now.
Cakewalk sonar 3 is my center piece.
Reactor 4, Pro 53, Vokator, FM7, V-Station, Absynth 2, E-Jay 360 Xtreme, Lexicon PSP Effects, Waves Gold, Muon, Tau Pro, Sample Tank, BBE - Sonic Maximizer, Steinberg Halion, Cakewalk Club Tracks, CM 101, CM Vocoder, CM 303 Bass line synth, CM 505 Drum synth, CM eve Electronic Vintage Ensemble, DSP Quattro CM, DS 404 Sampler, EnergyXT, Synth Edit, Ohmygod Effects, Spring Reverb, Crystal 2.4, Not to mention records for sampling( I do very little) and the huge sound libarary I've collected over the years. I use a M-audio Keystation to control the sounds. Thats not everthing however you would be here all day reading.

.
dang.. with all this software i would imaging you'd be able to BUY a triton hehe..

but triton for halion.. sounds interesting.

would like to see it.
I started out with software based recording. I tried to use hardware keyboards to seq. but i love the midi recording on my cakewalk sonar. I know i can seq. a trition on cakewalk sonar. I'll just stick with my software. I am currently working on a karma/koass pad/sampler type of synth on Reaktor. I thought it would be neat to have trtion sounds without having to buy the keyboard itself.

definetly understood there!

biggrime · Post by **biggrime** » Mon Jun 06, 2005 11:58 am

I got Korg Triion for Halion and i have to say I am dissappointed. The sounds are great! but no that many sounds. 52 to be exact. When I finish my beast on reaktor it will be better than the trition.

vherbal · Post by **vherbal** » Thu Jul 14, 2005 4:33 am

HMM I Have A Trion Extreme Im ABout To Copy All The Sample Datta And So Forth And Go That Translator It SOunds Like It Should Work..I Cant Believe I Dint Think Of That...I Love THe Sounds MAINLY The Combi's ANd Aside From The Drums But Im Selling It And Have Went All SOftware This Will Be Great Thanks If I Make The Files Ill Probably Make Halion Or Kontakt Format If So Ill Post Some Presets And Combis

vherbal · Post by **vherbal** » Thu Jul 14, 2005 4:48 am

ACtually Im Wondering If I Can Even Gain Or Copy THe The Sample Data From The Tritons Internal Memory If So I Might Be Able To Use Translator To Convert The PCG KSF ANd KSC Files Into A VSTi Sample Format...But Im Not Sure If Translator Supports The Trions Files As A Source Opposed To Being Able To Convert Other Formats Into Its Format..MAYBe Someone Else COuld Help Me Figure This Out Within The NExt Couple Day And Ill Do It..Ill Continue My Research

Gregjazz · Post by **Gregjazz** » Thu Jul 14, 2005 5:31 am

Err, Vherbal, what you're about to do is... illegal. Just thought I'd warn you. I don't mean to sound rude, but why not sample your own sounds rather then spending all that time and work ripping Triton sounds?

Korg Trition for stienberg halion