25 Feb
2012
25 Feb
'12
5:05 p.m.
Enough checking and tweeking, somethings bound to be wrong anyway :P
http://rytmenpinne.posterous.com/
http://rytmenpinne.posterous.com/pages/salamander-drumkit
http://www.archive.org/details/SalamanderDrumkit
have fun with it!
25 Feb
25 Feb
11:06 p.m.
On Sat, Feb 25, 2012 at 06:04:13PM +0200, alexander wrote:
Enough checking and tweeking, somethings bound to be
wrong anyway :P
http://rytmenpinne.posterous.com/
http://rytmenpinne.posterous.com/pages/salamander-drumkit
http://www.archive.org/details/SalamanderDrumkit
have fun with it!
Wow! Just listening to the demo, you see how much work went into
this.
Definitely looking forward to playing with this. thanks!
Cheers,
S.M.
26 Feb
26 Feb
1:19 a.m.
On 26/02/12 3:04 AM, alexander wrote:
Enough checking and tweeking, somethings bound to be
wrong anyway :P
http://rytmenpinne.posterous.com/
http://rytmenpinne.posterous.com/pages/salamander-drumkit
http://www.archive.org/details/SalamanderDrumkit
Awesome! I've been looking forward to this, and it doesn't disappoint --
it sounds great and it feels very playable. I'll definitely be using
this the next time I need a realistic drum sound in a recording.
Thanks
Leigh
have fun with it!
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3:41 a.m.
On Sat, Feb 25, 2012 at 06:04:13PM +0200 alexander wrote:
Enough checking and tweeking, somethings bound to be
wrong anyway :P
http://rytmenpinne.posterous.com/
http://rytmenpinne.posterous.com/pages/salamander-drumkit
http://www.archive.org/details/SalamanderDrumkit
have fun with it!
I love the sound of this set. Clean and realistic sounding! How difficult would
it be for someone to make this compatable with hydrogen?
Thanks,
Bearcat
8:07 a.m.
On 26/02/12 1:44 PM, Bearcat M. Şandor wrote:
On Sat, Feb 25, 2012 at 06:04:13PM +0200 alexander
wrote:
I've tried some large kits in Hydrogen, and it uses a tonne of RAM to
load them -- while running the BigMono kit from Analogue Drums, for
instance, which is about 150MB of sample data, it used about 500MB of
RAM. I'm not sure how well it would fare with a kit this large!
LinuxSampler streams audio data from disk on demand, though, so a 480MB
kit like the Salamander is no trouble at all. I've been using
LinuxSampler as an LV2 plugin within Ardour 3, and while there are some
problems with the current state of things (GIG files are fine, but SFZ
files need to be reloaded manually after restarting the session), I'm
hoping those will be ironed out soon.
Thanks
Leigh
Enough checking and tweeking, somethings bound to
be wrong anyway :P
http://rytmenpinne.posterous.com/
http://rytmenpinne.posterous.com/pages/salamander-drumkit
http://www.archive.org/details/SalamanderDrumkit
have fun with it!
I love the sound of this set. Clean and realistic sounding! How difficult would
it be for someone to make this compatable with hydrogen?
9:01 p.m.
On Sun, Feb 26, 2012 at 06:06:54PM +1100 Leigh Dyer wrote:
On 26/02/12 1:44 PM, Bearcat M. Şandor wrote:
Thanks Leigh,
I've never tried LinuxSampler. I'll give it a shot.
Bearcat
On Sat, Feb 25, 2012 at 06:04:13PM +0200
alexander wrote:
I've tried some large kits in Hydrogen, and it uses a tonne of RAM to
load them -- while running the BigMono kit from Analogue Drums, for
instance, which is about 150MB of sample data, it used about 500MB of
RAM. I'm not sure how well it would fare with a kit this large!
LinuxSampler streams audio data from disk on demand, though, so a 480MB
kit like the Salamander is no trouble at all. I've been using
LinuxSampler as an LV2 plugin within Ardour 3, and while there are some
problems with the current state of things (GIG files are fine, but SFZ
files need to be reloaded manually after restarting the session), I'm
hoping those will be ironed out soon.
Thanks
Leigh Enough checking and tweeking, somethings bound to
be wrong anyway :P
http://rytmenpinne.posterous.com/
http://rytmenpinne.posterous.com/pages/salamander-drumkit
http://www.archive.org/details/SalamanderDrumkit
have fun with it!
I love the sound of this set. Clean and realistic sounding! How difficult would
it be for someone to make this compatable with hydrogen? 
27 Feb
27 Feb
11:27 a.m.
2012/2/25 alexander <axeldenstore(a)gmail.com>om>:
Enough checking and tweeking, somethings bound to be
wrong anyway :P
http://rytmenpinne.posterous.com/
http://rytmenpinne.posterous.com/pages/salamander-drumkit
http://www.archive.org/details/SalamanderDrumkit
have fun with it!
Sounds great!
have to play with this.
Even more fun knowing you built the actual kit yourself :-)
/Robert
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4:48 p.m.
On 02/25/2012 05:04 PM, alexander wrote:
Enough checking and tweeking, somethings bound to be
wrong anyway :P
http://rytmenpinne.posterous.com/
http://rytmenpinne.posterous.com/pages/salamander-drumkit
http://www.archive.org/details/SalamanderDrumkit
have fun with it!
Thanks. Wow, the kit sounds truly amazing. It's very natural and is fun
to play with!
I have not used linuxsampler for quite a while and have a question
related to using this kit with it:
I want to hit the open hi-hat and then close it by foot - or rather do
the MIDI equivalent with seq24. How can I get that sound?
with other midi-kits I achieved this by
1) sending a open-hi-hat Note-on
2) wait :)
3) send open-hi-hat Note-off at the same time as a foot and/or
closed-hi-hat Note-on.
However with The Salamander Drumkit and linuxsampler the Note-off is
ignored and the open-hi-hat keeps ringing..
IOW how do I amputate the extra feet from the virtual drummer and remove
two of the three hit-hats from this virtual kit to make it sound
realistic :)
rock on!
robin
28 Feb
28 Feb
7:44 a.m.
On 28/02/12 2:47 AM, Robin Gareus wrote:
I want to hit the open hi-hat and then close it by
foot - or rather do
the MIDI equivalent with seq24. How can I get that sound?
with other midi-kits I achieved this by
1) sending a open-hi-hat Note-on
2) wait :)
3) send open-hi-hat Note-off at the same time as a foot and/or
closed-hi-hat Note-on.
However with The Salamander Drumkit and linuxsampler the Note-off is
ignored and the open-hi-hat keeps ringing..
There's a separate note for hat pedal (I think it's G#1) -- when you hit
that it'll mute any playing non-pedal hat sounds.
Thanks
Leigh
1:30 p.m.
On 02/28/2012 07:44 AM, Leigh Dyer wrote:
On 28/02/12 2:47 AM, Robin Gareus wrote:
Thank you. Bb2 -> Ab2 does the trick. There's still some reverb but
that's probably OK and will blend into the mix.
robin
I want to hit the open hi-hat and then close it
by foot - or rather do
the MIDI equivalent with seq24. How can I get that sound?
with other midi-kits I achieved this by
1) sending a open-hi-hat Note-on
2) wait :)
3) send open-hi-hat Note-off at the same time as a foot and/or
closed-hi-hat Note-on.
However with The Salamander Drumkit and linuxsampler the Note-off is
ignored and the open-hi-hat keeps ringing..
There's a separate note for hat pedal (I think it's G#1) -- when you hit
that it'll mute any playing non-pedal hat sounds.
Thanks
Leigh
3:34 p.m.
There's a
separate note for hat pedal (I think it's G#1) -- when you hit
that it'll mute any playing non-pedal hat sounds.
Thanks
Leigh
Thank you. Bb2 -> Ab2 does the trick. There's still some reverb but
that's probably OK and will blend into the mix.
robin
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4:59 p.m.
On 02/28/2012 03:33 PM, alexander wrote:
You should use the semi-open hats instead, they're located on the same
key as the closed eg, Gb2, only you gradually open the hihat with
sustain messages. All bellow 2 is closed and gradually moves up to 127,
there are 7 semi open layers.. in the preview I only use those and no
open hihat sample, The result is much better! remember to play around
with velocity too!
Wow, this just gets better! ..and you even mention than on your
website. Well, thanks for explaining.
FWIW. It took me 5 mins to figure out how to do that with seq24.
for reference: /sustain/ corresponds to the
[0xB0] Control Change - 64 Hold Pedal (on/off)
Event message.
However, the sustain value is not dynamic. I can choose the "openness"
of the hi-hat on attack, but changing the value after it has been hit
does not make a difference. But no problem. I managed to get the desired
effect by choosing a suitable sustain (here: 50) for open-hi-hathit and
zero sustain for the follow-up closed (8th notes @ 120bpm, volume 86,
102 respectively). Cool.
May I ask what sequencer you've used to create the "IT NEEDS MORE
COWBELL!" / test13 demo on your website? It's very well done.
ciao,
robin
There's a separate note for hat pedal (I think it's G#1) -- when you hit
that it'll mute any playing non-pedal hat sounds.
Thanks
Leigh
Thank you. Bb2 -> Ab2 does the trick. There's still some reverb but
that's probably OK and will blend into the mix.
robin
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Wow, this just gets better! ..and you even mention
than on your
website. Well, thanks for explaining.
FWIW. It took me 5 mins to figure out how to do that with seq24.
for reference: /sustain/ corresponds to the
[0xB0] Control Change - 64 Hold Pedal (on/off)
Event message.
However, the sustain value is not dynamic. I can choose the "openness"
of the hi-hat on attack, but changing the value after it has been hit
does not make a difference. But no problem. I managed to get the desired
effect by choosing a suitable sustain (here: 50) for open-hi-hathit and
zero sustain for the follow-up closed (8th notes @ 120bpm, volume 86,
102 respectively). Cool.
Yes, that's the way it works, when cc64 is at 50,
samples from that
layer will trig on 'note-on', and when it's on 20, the samples from that
layer trig and so on. Making the hihat gradually close withouth trigging
new notes would probably be abit more complex, tho not necesearly
impossible..
May I ask what sequencer you've used to create the
"IT NEEDS MORE
COWBELL!" / test13 demo on your website? It's very well done.
ciao,
robin
I programmed it in ardour3beta.. It doesn't have the best midi
programming tools/work-flow just yet, but I've become somewhat more used
to it than before. And in it's current beta state it also has some wierd
random behaving bugs that has an unfortunate tendency to annoy and
interupt the creative flow.. While I'm no developer, I do fear they'll
be somewhat hard to hunt down simply do to their 'random' nature..
8:25 p.m.
On 02/28/2012 07:47 PM, alexander wrote:
There is or I probably should say was, the tendency to blame the user
for workflow flaws in the world of Linux(audio)! The concept 'Creative
workflow' didn't even seem to exist on Linux.
From Ardour3 stable (don't expect truly stable behavior from a beta
version) we will blame the software from now on! Deal? ;)
Nice drumkit btw
\r
\r
Wow, this just gets better! ..and you even
mention than on your
website. Well, thanks for explaining.
FWIW. It took me 5 mins to figure out how to do that with seq24.
for reference: /sustain/ corresponds to the
[0xB0] Control Change - 64 Hold Pedal (on/off)
Event message.
However, the sustain value is not dynamic. I can choose the "openness"
of the hi-hat on attack, but changing the value after it has been hit
does not make a difference. But no problem. I managed to get the desired
effect by choosing a suitable sustain (here: 50) for open-hi-hathit and
zero sustain for the follow-up closed (8th notes @ 120bpm, volume 86,
102 respectively). Cool.
Yes, that's the way it works, when cc64 is at 50,
samples from that
layer will trig on 'note-on', and when it's on 20, the samples from that
layer trig and so on. Making the hihat gradually close withouth trigging
new notes would probably be abit more complex, tho not necesearly
impossible..
May I ask what sequencer you've used to
create the "IT NEEDS MORE
COWBELL!" / test13 demo on your website? It's very well done.
ciao,
robin
I programmed it in ardour3beta.. It doesn't have the best midi
programming tools/work-flow just yet, but I've become somewhat more used
to it than before. And in it's current beta state it also has some wierd
random behaving bugs that has an unfortunate tendency to annoy and
interupt the creative flow..
10:15 p.m.
There is or I probably should say was, the tendency to
blame the user
for workflow flaws in the world of Linux(audio)! The concept 'Creative
workflow' didn't even seem to exist on Linux.
From Ardour3 stable (don't expect truly stable behavior from a beta
version) we will blame the software from now on! Deal? ;)
Nice drumkit btw
\r
ofcourse a beta isnt stable, that's why im using it :P I mean, somebody
have to find the bugs too...
no deal ;P way to harsh against the devs who infact do alot of this
withouth pay... (I try to remain humble) ;)
I do know what you are talking about tho, but it's also often the case
that it's the user with a work flow idea who is way to passionate about
it being the best idea ever! I know I do it myself sometimes..
10:46 p.m.
On 02/28/2012 10:14 PM, alexander wrote:
Being humble is good, if you live in Eastern cultures at least ;)
There is or I probably should say was, the
tendency to blame the user
for workflow flaws in the world of Linux(audio)! The concept 'Creative
workflow' didn't even seem to exist on Linux.
From Ardour3 stable (don't expect truly stable behavior from a beta
version) we will blame the software from now on! Deal? ;)
Nice drumkit btw
\r
ofcourse a beta isnt stable, that's why im using it :P I mean, somebody
have to find the bugs too...
no deal ;P way to harsh against the devs who infact do alot of this
withouth pay... (I try to remain humble) ;)
I do know what you are talking about tho, but it's also often the case
that it's the user with a work flow idea who is way to passionate about
it being the best idea ever! I know I do it myself sometimes..
Don't take my comments too seriously, I just couldn't resist.
In fact I'm quite positive about the current state of Linuxaudio and
recent developments (A3, Qtractor automation, OOM, LV2, session
management). :)
We even have a ready to play drumkit! :)
\r
1 Mar
1 Mar
12:16 a.m.
Hi Robin!
Where you might be confused is, that the pedal hihat is als combined - on
the same key - with a partly open hihat. So you have note-on to hihat-open and
then (never mind the note-off, you have the note-on for the pedal, but in the
velocity-layer, where there's a bit of partly open hihat mixed in. It's
slightly vexing sometimes, but I guess it will just require me to achieve more
control over my finger movements.
Warm regards
Julien
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28 Feb
28 Feb
8:56 a.m.
Il 25/02/2012 17:04, alexander ha scritto:
Enough checking and tweeking, somethings bound to be
wrong anyway :P
http://rytmenpinne.posterous.com/
http://rytmenpinne.posterous.com/pages/salamander-drumkit
http://www.archive.org/details/SalamanderDrumkit
have fun with it!
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29 Feb
29 Feb
1:49 a.m.
Hi Alexander!
I do pronounce the Salamabnder drumkit one of the best I've heard. But
certainly and without any doubt, the best free one!
I like the touch with the muted cymbals!!!
A few things of course struck me: One, which is easily fixed is the mapping.
One, which is less easily fixed and relies very much on your time, motivation
and equipment: It is the missing third tom, which would REALLY be WONDERFUL!
the third is perhaps a problem of the sfz-format: I've been trying to see my
way clear, to allow the open-hihat (Bb) to be muted by the stomped and closed
ones (Ab and Gb). So that notes 42, 44 and 46 build a mute group, with
exclusive playing of one sound. I'm not sure, if this is part of sfz. I've
never really worked with it, since I never saw much with it and the
LS-version, which supports it has the od bug or two.
Still, I am very much impressed and if I can at least fix the mute group
problem, I'll be sure to use it in a recording, just to see, how it does.
Splendid work!
Warm regards
Julien
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1 Mar
1 Mar
12:23 a.m.
Hi Alexander!
I've had a nice long play with the Salamander drumkit tonight, I got my own
key layout, which anyone interested can find here:
http://juliencoder.de/jpc_sdk.sfz
Beyond the switching of the key layout I had to do one other thing and that
was to remove the seq_length=10 from the snare2off, since that didn't allow me
to really play it in my LinuxSampler. I got the svn from yesterday, so it's
new enough. :-)
I substituted the snare2off for the missing third (high) tom and it works
wonderfully.
Well after playing I can only say: The sun has risen and shone brightly on
me! ah, what a lovely sound and playbility! I might need to reconsider the
decision or too in my layout, but it is just pure joy to play it, from metal
to prog, rock and pop - I'm not good at jazz :-( - I've done it all and not
found it wanting. I'll probably dream of drums tonight. :-)
Great job Alexander! It must have been a tremendous effort, to record it and
then clip it all to the correct sampling points and find the right layering
and everything. It's simply superb and yes now I REALLY am looking forward to
using it in one of my next pieces!
Enthsed rhythmics - aehm regards
Julien
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1:19 a.m.
On 03/01/2012 01:24 AM, Julien Claassen wrote:
Hi Alexander!
I've had a nice long play with the Salamander drumkit tonight, I got
my own key layout, which anyone interested can find here:
http://juliencoder.de/jpc_sdk.sfz
Beyond the switching of the key layout I had to do one other thing
and that was to remove the seq_length=10 from the snare2off, since
that didn't allow me to really play it in my LinuxSampler. I got the
svn from yesterday, so it's new enough. :-)
I substituted the snare2off for the missing third (high) tom and it
works wonderfully.
Well after playing I can only say: The sun has risen and shone
brightly on me! ah, what a lovely sound and playbility! I might need
to reconsider the decision or too in my layout, but it is just pure
joy to play it, from metal to prog, rock and pop - I'm not good at
jazz :-( - I've done it all and not found it wanting. I'll probably
dream of drums tonight. :-)
Great job Alexander! It must have been a tremendous effort, to
record it and then clip it all to the correct sampling points and find
the right layering and everything. It's simply superb and yes now I
REALLY am looking forward to using it in one of my next pieces!
Enthsed rhythmics - aehm regards
Julien
Kind words :)
That "seq_length" isn't actually supposed to be there since the
indivudal samples are on hirand and lorand, that probably gives some
unexpected behaviour.. I found another bug too, with the bellchime;
"<region> sample=OH\bellchime_F_2.wav lorand=0.33 hirand=0.66s" <--
shouldn't be an 's' there
And, lovel=60 hivel=127, lovel shjould be 0.. or for a cleaner fix,
remove the opcodes completely.
I've also noticed an issue conserning the fact that I've normalized all
samples post export.. The problem is that the samples doesn't
necessarely fade to -inf, making some clicks and pops.. It's really only
noticable on the kick samples tho..
As far as the hihat go, you can add the closed samples to "group=1" then
they also mute the open hats.. for some reason it doesn't work on the
semiopen hats.. don't know if it's a bug or not... it has something to
do with them being on the same key however..
And another tomtom I don't have :P or I do have the 10" which is in the
picture, but it doesn't sound very good atm, I have to do some
maintanance work on it :P. You could simply let LS pitch one of the toms
by setting "pitch_keycenter=50" and "keycenter=52" that would make it
pitch a whole note.. I haven't tried it but it could work reasonably good...
1:35 a.m.
Hi Alexander!
OK, I fixed the mute group and at least the 0.66s from the bell_chime, I've
also split it up in seperate files again, so one can load the kick, snare,
toms, hihats and cymbals into seperate channels as well. I will have to adjust
the toms slightly, as I said, I used the snare2off for the hitom. But then
I'll upload the complete pack as a tarball.
What would the drum recording crowd say, where I should put the cowbell?
Which mics usually pick those things up? Would you place it with the cymbals,
the hihat or in a group of its own?
Warm regards
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11:23 a.m.
On 03/01/2012 02:13 AM, Paul Davis wrote:
On Wed, Feb 29, 2012 at 8:10 PM, Robin
Gareus<robin(a)gareus.org> wrote:
LOL
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2:44 a.m.
Robin Gareus wrote:
On 03/01/2012 01:35 AM, Julien Claassen wrote:
[..]
I quite like the cowbell in Ministry's version of Bob Dylans
"Lay Lady Lay".
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where I should put the cowbell?
as far away as possible :) They belong on cows and not in a drum-set.
The sound makes me shudder every time i hear it.
9:16 a.m.
Hi Robin!
I think, that there is not one instrument about which I feel so strongly,
but your opinion on the cowbell is rather similar to pink floyd. I have
nothing against them, at least nothing effective yet...
Well I'll put the cowbell in with the cymbals and may you strike often and
hard. :-) No, even if you were to take my .sfz-files you wouldn't, since the
cowbell is moved way out! :-)
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3 Mar
11:09 a.m.
Am 1. März 2012 02:10 schrieb Robin Gareus <robin(a)gareus.org>rg>:
A good idea is to follow GM drum map suggestions.
Table:
http://computermusicresource.com/GM.Percussion.KeyMap.html
Suggestion for the cowbell is MIDI Nr. 56,
that would result in Ab2 usually (although a different site claims Ab4).
The MIDI spec, doesn't mention a cow to attach the cowbell,
nor a mooo sound - too strange.
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On 03/01/2012 01:35 AM, Julien Claassen wrote:
where I
should put the cowbell?
as far away as possible :) They belong on cows and not in a drum-set.
2:24 p.m.
Hi Emanuel!
Two things: First I can't use the GM map, since there are much more samples,
that should go together, for which GM simply doesn't provide.
The second thing is: I wasn't asking about the MIDI mapping in this case,
but for the .sfz-file, where the cowbell should go. I didn't want to put it in
an extra fie and thus have an extra channel in LinuxSampler. but I put it
together with the cymbals now. :-)
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8:25 p.m.
Le 03/03/2012 14:25, Julien Claassen a écrit :
Hi Emanuel!
Two things: First I can't use the GM map, since there are much more
samples, that should go together, for which GM simply doesn't provide.
The second thing is: I wasn't asking about the MIDI mapping in this
case, but for the .sfz-file, where the cowbell should go. I didn't want
to put it in an extra fie and thus have an extra channel in
LinuxSampler. but I put it together with the cymbals now. :-)
Kind regards
Julien
Hi,
You're right Julien, however the GM map might be useful for some users.
I join 2 files for those of us who want to experiment.
1. 0-Modele-GM-mapping.sfz
A basic template you'll have to fill in.
2. 0-map-GM-Tests-drumkit-layers.midi
A midi file which plays 12 times a drum sound from /ppppp to \sf
(sforzando) and covers the whole General Midi PERCUSSION Key Map
(Standard) from key=35 (Acoustic Bass Drum) to key=81 (Open Triangle)
Nevertheless I have a problem with the Open Hihat of the Salamander
Drumkit. It is too open for my patterns and my taste sometimes.
Waouh! What a paradox on this list! "too open!" :-)
I have tried to remplace it with the SemiOpen but as I didn't send CC64
messages from the Drummer's Gigsaw midi files I had no sound. (If I
understood well)
I can't use this refined feature.
These are user tribulations, don't mind Alexander.
Thanks for your time and your generosity. Great work! Formidable!
Phil.
1 Mar
1 Mar
1:54 p.m.
Hello everyone!
OK, my alternative sfz-files are up:
http://juliencoder.de/jpc_salamander.tar.bz2
Or via the website:
http://juliencoder.de/other.html
In the tarball you will find a jpc.sfz, which is the complete kit and then
the seperate files for kick, snares, toms, cymbals and hihats. The cowbell has
gone in with the cymbals.
I applied the fix to the bellchime (well both of them) and I made the closed
hihat part of group one, so it also mutes the open hihat. Besides that, you
will find, that I change the layout of the sounds over the keyboard and I
skipped one kick. :-) I hope, the few of you, who also like to play live will
enjoy it.
Alexander: Thanks again for this effort!
Warmly yours
Julien
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9:14 p.m.
On 03/01/2012 01:54 PM, Julien Claassen wrote:
Hello everyone!
OK, my alternative sfz-files are up:
http://juliencoder.de/jpc_salamander.tar.bz2
Or via the website:
http://juliencoder.de/other.html
In the tarball you will find a jpc.sfz, which is the complete kit and
then the seperate files for kick, snares, toms, cymbals and hihats. The
cowbell has gone in with the cymbals.
I applied the fix to the bellchime (well both of them) and I made the
closed hihat part of group one, so it also mutes the open hihat. Besides
that, you will find, that I change the layout of the sounds over the
keyboard and I skipped one kick. :-) I hope, the few of you, who also
like to play live will enjoy it.
Alexander: Thanks again for this effort!
Warmly yours
Thanks both of you. The strong part of the drumkit (all though not a
drummer myself) seems to be the natural sounding, especially of the
hihats and snare drums! great work! The toms might be the weaker point
(but again, I am not exerienced and not sure how the sound should be if
there is a should at all...)
Great work Alexander! SFZ rules! ;)
\r
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