@Lindon

How I assign choke groups for multi mic hi hats in Kontakt:

HI HAT DIRECT MIC

Hi Hat Full Open, Direct Mic, assigned to voice group 1, 1 voice polyphony

Hi Hat Fully Closed, Direct Mic, assigned to voice group 1, 1 voice polyphony

HI HAT OVERHEAD STEREO MIC

Hi Hat Full Open, OHS Mic, assigned to voice group 2, 1 voice polyphony

Hi Hat Fully Closed, OHS Mic, assigned to voice group 2, 1 voice polyphony

etc...

@d-healey Thanks, David.

@Lindon Thanks Lindon.

I'm assuming with your logic, there wouldn't be a need to assign a single voice group across samplers, because one choke group will handle the multimics and articulations within 1 sampler, correct? Also, when I map hi hat samples in Kontact, I add short crossfades between samples to simulate the resonance attributes of a real hi hat closing and opening. Can this be done in HISE?

@Christoph-Hart

So, for example, the logic is as follows:

Key Switch 1 = Kick Drum Felt On/Off assigned to C0 =

Sampler1 On/Off, which contains:

Sample Map 1, which sub contains:

Single Articulation (Kick Drum, Felt), which sub contains:

Round Robins (RR 1-5), which each sub contain:

Multi Mics, (Close, Overhead, Room), which each sub contain:

Velocities (V1-V5)

Key Switch 2 = Kick Drum Rubber On/Off, assigned to C#0 =
Sampler2 On/Off, which contains:

Sample Map 2, which sub contains:

Single Articulation (Kick Drum, Rubber), which sub contains:

Round Robins (RR 1-5) which each sub contain:

Multi Mics, (Close, Overhead, Room), which each sub contain:

Velocities (V1-V5)

?

Sample Naming Example for 2 cycles of multi velocity round robins for 1 articulation, and 1 mic perspective (close mic):

Close_KDrum_Felt_C1_V1_RR1
Close_KDrum_Felt_C1_V2_RR1
Close_KDrum_Felt_C1_V3_RR1
Close_KDrum_Felt_C1_V4_RR1
Close_KDrum_Felt_C1_V5_RR1

Close_KDrum_Felt_C1_V1_RR2
Close_KDrum_Felt_C1_V2_RR2
Close_KDrum_Felt_C1_V3_RR2
Close_KDrum_Felt_C1_V4_RR2
Close_KDrum_Felt_C1_V5_RR2

Great stuff guys.

Thanks.

Thanks, Lindon.

The reason I ask about common choke groups across samplers, is for the multi mic scenario of a single hi hat.

Is there a better way to implement the choke function of a hihat/cymbal across multi mics?

Hello all,

My goal is to create a stereo(single mic) percussion instrument with multiple articulations via keyswitching, velocities, round robins, and choke groups.

When creating a sample instrument with multiple round robins,

-should an entire set of samples be exported into separate monoliths for each round robin group (containing all articulations, velocities)?

-do these monoliths load into their own respective samplers which are triggered one after another?

-can a common key switch be assigned to all samplers to switch between a set of samples within each round robin (for example, to switch from one articulation to another)?

-can voice groups/ exclusive groups be set across multiple samplers as well, or is there a better way of achieving this?

Thanks in advance

Ray.

@ustk thanks.

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