I like clarinets

Awesome 🥰

Thanks. Very informative

Amazing. Very useful information🥰

Really good refresh video for me, really appreciate how accurate a lot of the information is.

Very useful tutorial! Thanx!

Kontakt GUI Maker 2024 is also a cool option!

thank you

WTF?!?!?!!?!?!? I cannot drag shit into the $#$%R^T#$% keyboard!!!!! no sound file works!!!!!

Doesn't work with MPC 2 software

I have a basic question that's not in the manual or any videos I've seen, including yours on KZbin. If you run De-click on your track, how do you get the track to run with removed clicks when you render that track? I've run De-click on a track and it tells me 156 clicks were removed. Then I render that track, load it back in my DAW, put on another instance of De-click with the same settings and it finds 129 clicks. So what am I doing wrong? I'm using the plug-in version like the one in your video, not the advanced standalone, so there is no "render" button on the plugin itself. I render the track using my daw with the DeClick plugin on it. Thanks, John Update: I wrote to Izotope and they responded with this explanation: "Thanks for reaching out here. There's no way to ever remove all clicks and artifacts from certain pieces of audio. In fact if you over process, you may be adding in new artifacts. De-Click is there to help you remove the main glaring ones that make a piece of audio sound bad. You can run De-click until you're blue in the face and it will always find more things. The key to successful De-clicking is knowing what to set your settings to. This often does take some trial and error and isn't always going to a stop solution. I find, that in most edits I do, a high tilted pass and a low tilted pass will remove most of the offending clicks. Sometimes two lighter passes is better than one over powered pass when it comes to many of RX's tools. If you still feel stuck after some trial and error, feel free to send us a copy of the file, we'll take a listen and make some suggestions." They sent examples of "high tilted pass" and "low tilted pass" High tilted pass: Algorithm = Multi-band (periodic clicks), Sensitivity = 4.0, Frequency skew = +4.2, Click widening = 0.0. Low tilted pass: Algorithm = Multi-band (periodic clicks), Sensitivity = 3.0, Frequency skew = -4.2, Click widening = 1.0.

Is it possible to assign a graphic representation to our own libraries? As we can see from purchased ones?

What happend here????

Hi, sorry but this is a tutorial for creating a kontakt instrument, not a library. Libraries are collection of instruments at the left column, hidden here. I would appreciate if anyone has a tip for doing a custom library... Nice presentation btw, keep going, just keep an eye on function names thx👌

Thank you, just what I needed, I will now be looking for your other videos in the future

Sax on too

I thought additive synthesis was the process of only layering Sine waves at different partials (harmonic tones) to create a characteristic of another wave?

Great video! I just started making Kontakt custom sample instruments after years of using Logic sampler/EXS24. I figure Kontakt is more popular and easier to share. Have you created any videos on the advanced features - or - the best methods to package up and distribute a custom library?

nice explained thank you😀

Does this hit copyright?

finally a tutorial that made at least some sense

4:29 caught me so off guard bruh

So if I'm composing with the intention to sing over, the foreground would be the base of the vocal melody?

Here is Carlos from Brazil. Thanks for the video, I learned something new.

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Great video man... I have a question after using the de clicker do you remove the plug-in from the track or leave it there?

Thanks!

I really really like this video.

Title is a little bit misleading, but your video appeared in the top row of my main page, the algorithm likes you!

I really liked this video, you should do more like this!

ummm finally!!!

Great video it really hit the spot for me. You are very knowledgeable about these techniques however could you please ditch the background music.

Great tutorial, thank you!!

This is super helpful! Thank you 😊 you've earned my sub

Are you working on Nuendo?

midi is weird but song is awesome

He lives!!!!

nice brooo

thank you so much

This is great thanks.

Is it the same with Kontakt free player ? Because idk if i should buy the full version or if i should go with the free version

Yea, i am having some fast composition in my mind but I can't create exactly what it is on the keys....it sounds kinda slow

Spooky Season!

Studying the music to Star Wars. This was so helpful. Thanks a bunch man.

Hi, i tried to create guitar library. For a more realistic sound, i want to add guitar fret noise for release. but i want guitar fret noise just for playing the chords not when i press a key. Can you help me? Is script needed?

Great tutorial

Nice set of videos. I was wondering if you've tried the RX noise reduction from RX elements (voice denoiser) on music tracks and had good results, or if you really have to get the standard RX for good noise reduction? (My use case is to possibly clean up recorded samples prior to making sampled instrument)

Nice video! Is it possible to have more than one of these going at the same time? I am talking about being able to essentially stack several multisamples. As an example, say you have a piano sound and a harpsichord sound and you want to blend the 2. I realize that one way would be to create 2 separate libraries (piano.nki and harps.nki), load them and set them to respond to the same midi channel, and then adjust the volumes of each to blend them. But I’m wondering if it’s possible to have just one library (pianoHarps.nki) that has 2 independent multisamples, so I can just load one library. Of course, I’d still like to have individual volume control for each part.