How To Create MULTI SAMPLES (Kontakt / Logic Sampler)

[@simonfripp]

Just made my first original instrument sample using this tutorial with my own sounds. Thanks for this. Can't wait to do more and hopefully contribute to pianobook in the future.

[@elotro100]

This is a great tutorial. When I sample for example E-Pianos I got the impression that I am loosing a lot of high end. To make the sampled instrument sound like the original source I have to apply a lot of EQ and it still doesn't sound as crispy as before.

[@iliatilev]

Love the tip about pitching samples down it sounds way better ;) I always do that with percussion.

[@joecosta8304]

you are a beautiful gem to this entire music community.

[@ImSamKnight]

this series is exactly what I've been waiting for! Thank you so much

[@moosebeatstv]

You're a legend Christian

[@michaelcooper1473]

Thanks! This series is great. For a future video could I suggest sampling stringed instruments like guitars. Trying to work out a good system to sample an instrument where you can play the same note on different strings and I could use some expert advice!

[@manigriffith7473]

This was really useful for my Music A level sampling work! Thank you!

[@mlindelimhlanga1574]

Hey plz may I ask which is the best in terms of samples accuracy between Kontakt n Logic pro?

[@ninrocks1]

This looks great and easy. Im trying to build my own bass multisampled bass. But correct me if im wrong i need to load each basssample for every key? The weird thing is that you only load a sample for every key? Wouldn’t this sound bad? Or is kontakt this amazing? 🤩

[@bjazz68]

Thank you very much.

[@dafingaz]

Nice!

[@ritchxmusic]

The Kontakt GUI looks like it was made in 1998

[@inlinescreamer]

it's anything but logical