2:39 About Pianobook. Since Christian Henson departure from Spitfire, Pianobook is not as active as it was, it's realy a pitty. At the time I write this the last instrument uploaded on Pianobook date June 24. 😥 3:54 About full Kontakt only libraries: Before I bought the full version of Kontakt I used to download some libraries, extract their samples (when they weren't in monolith format) and remaped/reprogramed/relooped them in EXS24. Some tedious work but well, when you're on a budget... My other method, the lazzy one, was to use Logic Autosampler. Since I've bought Kontakt at a "black/summer/whatever/friday sale".
Many thanks for your hints, my friend! Pianobook: You‘re right, the platform has lost a bit of its drive… But hey, there’s still a universe of thousand interesting sound libraries to explore. Perhaps not the worst thing that hundreds more are NOT added every month... 😂 EXS24: My respect for your sweaty work in your pre-Kontakt-era! Logic Autosampler: For all Logic Pro users who don't know it yet, here's a nice tutorial on what you can do with Autosampler: ua-cam.com/video/7ee3oRKp3GQ/v-deo.html Thx for mentioning this cool tool (it's practically a freebie), FL! 👍
Hey Andreas. I'd love to hear your thoughts at some point on which Piano Book libraries really stand out - like a top 5 or 10. I like Sonokinetic's freebies, just for some more unusual orchestral sounds. For a great bass and lead electric guitar, I highly recommend Impact Soundworks Shreddage freebies.
Wonderful idea, the Pianobook-Top-Ten, buddy! 👍 I've made a note of it. Also Sonokinetic's freebies. 🎹 I can't promise whether I'll get to Shreddage in the course of this series... But thanks for your tip, which I'm sure will be of interest to many viewers.
Hello my friend. It‘s me again. In my new episode ‚Lost to the other world‘ I have 5 new Piano Book Sound Libraries for you: ua-cam.com/video/vKrb6Bxa33Q/v-deo.html Plus a Plugin Tip: ‚BlueARP‘. Or do you already know it?
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2:39 About Pianobook. Since Christian Henson departure from Spitfire, Pianobook is not as active as it was, it's realy a pitty. At the time I write this the last instrument uploaded on Pianobook date June 24. 😥
3:54 About full Kontakt only libraries: Before I bought the full version of Kontakt I used to download some libraries, extract their samples (when they weren't in monolith format) and remaped/reprogramed/relooped them in EXS24. Some tedious work but well, when you're on a budget... My other method, the lazzy one, was to use Logic Autosampler. Since I've bought Kontakt at a "black/summer/whatever/friday sale".
Many thanks for your hints, my friend! Pianobook: You‘re right, the platform has lost a bit of its drive… But hey, there’s still a universe of thousand interesting sound libraries to explore. Perhaps not the worst thing that hundreds more are NOT added every month... 😂 EXS24: My respect for your sweaty work in your pre-Kontakt-era! Logic Autosampler: For all Logic Pro users who don't know it yet, here's a nice tutorial on what you can do with Autosampler: ua-cam.com/video/7ee3oRKp3GQ/v-deo.html Thx for mentioning this cool tool (it's practically a freebie), FL! 👍
Perfeito! Excelente aula, obrigado!!!!
Thx!
Hey Andreas. I'd love to hear your thoughts at some point on which Piano Book libraries really stand out - like a top 5 or 10.
I like Sonokinetic's freebies, just for some more unusual orchestral sounds. For a great bass and lead electric guitar, I highly recommend Impact Soundworks Shreddage freebies.
Wonderful idea, the Pianobook-Top-Ten, buddy! 👍 I've made a note of it. Also Sonokinetic's freebies. 🎹 I can't promise whether I'll get to Shreddage in the course of this series... But thanks for your tip, which I'm sure will be of interest to many viewers.
Hello my friend. It‘s me again. In my new episode ‚Lost to the other world‘ I have 5 new Piano Book Sound Libraries for you: ua-cam.com/video/vKrb6Bxa33Q/v-deo.html Plus a Plugin Tip: ‚BlueARP‘. Or do you already know it?