Thanks a lot, guys. I'll see if I can think of a way to reorganize the instrument to better fit a tree-like structure. Looking forward to play more with this :)
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RE: Should I base my library on Hise instead of Kontakt?
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RE: Should I base my library on Hise instead of Kontakt?
Thanks - I also got that impression. I am generally very impressed with everything I've seen so far :)
I've depicted the general concept of our advanced snares here:
In Kontakt we have a group for each sample (= each of the RR-X cells), but I haven't found out how to create such entities in Hise. I've only been able to assign samples directly to keys, with velocity ranges and round robin groups.
Then, I noticed there is a table view of the samples, and this table has an ID column. Following my schematic, I would have samples 0-329 per key. For each key I need two independent gain envelopes, so: Can this be accomplished in a single sampler module, or are two sampler modules per key required in this case?
Thanks :)
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Should I base my library on Hise instead of Kontakt?
Hi, I've been looking into Hise a little bit since I recently heard
about it, and I am considering whether it will be a better alternative
for my library which is currently built in Kontakt. Since I am just
about to do a major rewrite, now might be a good time for me to
consider switching.I've already found many advantages with Hise, such as clever key
mapping of samples, xml-based configuration of almost everything,
javascript engine for scripting, support custom fonts etc. So the
next question is: Does it support everything we need for our library?In kontakt a sample always lives in a 'group' which has its own settings
for many things, and I haven't seen if this is also the case for Hise.The library is basically an electronic drumkit with 56 different
sounds across 56 keys.Here are some of the more advanced features:
Each sound has its own gain envelope
Each sound has its own settings such as:- output selection
- lfo-to-pitch
- velocity-to-sample-start
- velocity-to-gain
Some sounds will consist of two osc's (such tone and noise for a
snare). For these I can crossfade between osc-1 and osc-2.
Also, osc-1 and osc-2 each have their own gain envelope.In some cases, we've even sampled osc-2 through some hardware with
32 different settings, which results in a 'color' parameter that
switches between the different samples for osc-2 using a knob.Every single sample in the library is sampled with 5 round-robin
variants and an accent variant, so for the most advanced scenario
we have a snare drum with a tone osc and a noise osc, the noise has
32 different variations, all with accent and RR variations - so a
total of 330 samples for just one key.Is Hise able to support these features without too much trickyness?
Thanks