2012/09/03 13:07:47
pdlstl
Which (if any) of these formats are supported by any SONAR SAMPLER?

  • NNXT
  • EXS24
  • HALion 3
  • Kontakt (full)
  • MachFive  
    Thanks.
  • 2012/09/03 14:28:11
    Brando
    pdlstl


    Which (if any) of these formats are supported by any SONAR SAMPLER?
  • NNXT
  • EXS24
  • HALion 3
  • Kontakt (full)
  • MachFive  
    Thanks.

  • Cake's own format is .SFZ which is pretty popular. Kontakt 3-5 read sfz format samples pretty well. Don't know about any of the others. I don't believe any Cake synths/samplers can read any of the native formats of the samplers you list.


    2012/09/03 16:30:57
    pdlstl
    Thanks. I'm wanting to buy some samples that only come in the aforementioned formats. Out of luck I guess.
    2012/09/03 17:41:01
    scook
    You could buy a translator like this one http://chickensys.com/pro...sw_name=Translator+Pro
    They also make a less expensive version http://chickensys.com/pro...lator+Special+Editions if you only want to create sfz files.
    2012/09/03 18:35:46
    pdlstl
    Thanks!
    2012/09/03 23:33:06
    Glyn Barnes
    But remember, if you are translating samples from, say, Kontakt or Mach 5 you may loose features that depend on scripting or the samplers internal effects. Kontakt instruments are very often much more than a bunch of wav files with some mapping.
    2012/09/04 00:15:03
    bitflipper
    Best route is to cough up the dough for full Kontakt. It will play libraries in several formats, plus you can have a blast making your own. 

    The initial outlay is a significant hit to the wallet, but the purchase will eventually pay for itself because of the many free and low-cost libraries out there - that all require full Kontakt. 

    For example, top-tier pianos can be had for $25-$50 at Sampletekk. Or a serviceable electric guitar library or lap harp from Indiginus for $5. Or oodles of bizarre sounds from Sampleism for $5 to $20. Drum kits for $15 from Drumwerks. I've got over half a terabyte of Kontakt samples that represent a total investment of maybe $400 altogether - about the cost of one good library licensed for the free Kontakt player.
    2012/09/05 20:08:51
    Jim Roseberry
    est route is to cough up the dough for full Kontakt. It will play libraries in several formats, plus you can have a blast making your own. 



    Absolutely...
    Kontakt (for better or worse) has no real peer 
    Mach-5 v3 is closest... but it's still lagging in major areas like disk-streaming efficiency.
    2012/09/05 22:24:11
    DeeringAmps
    So do I buy Kontakt or Komplete??

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    2012/09/05 22:26:06
    Jim Roseberry
    So do I buy Kontakt or Komplete??

     
    At current cost, it makes sense to buy Komplete 8.
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