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Can the samples in Abbey Road Drums/Drummer be edited?

Discussion in 'KONTAKT' started by truelight, Jan 24, 2012.

  1. truelight

    truelight Forum Member

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    I was using the kick drum from Abbey Road 60s Drums for a track, and I discovered clicks in two samples. The new Drummer sounds pretty different even with the same INIT settings, so I wanted to stay with Abbey Road Drums for now. I can see in the waveform that I could just put a fade in the sample using the wave editor, but it doesn't seem to let me! Is this because it's a protected library or something like that? All I need is to do two simple fade ins. Does anyone know if the fades are possible, or am I just going to have to remap samples and such?
     
  2. nielsdolieslager

    nielsdolieslager NI Product Owner

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    You can't load protected samples in anything else. Don't know about fades. Did you try to change the start time? I haven't noticed clicks in 60s drums so far.
     
  3. EvilDragon

    EvilDragon Well-Known Member

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    Nope, you can't.
     
  4. David Das

    David Das Moderator Moderator

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    You could just change the start time of those samples, then resave the instrument.
     
  5. truelight

    truelight Forum Member

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    The problem is with the felt beater velocity 17 round robins 2 and 4 ... the sample actually starts with the signal at above zero (sorry i don't know the term), so starting a little later in the sample would have the same result. Kontakt's internal wave editor wouldn't let me add a fade. Anyway, there wasn't anyway to fade the sample so I just had the zone access a different round robin sample. Thanks for the replies :D I wonder why the new Abbey Road Drummer sounds so different ...
     
  6. ruslan.st

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    I think they can sound different because of different individual instruments levels in channels between versions. I checked few direct mics with all effects switched off and they sound pretty the same for me.
     
  7. nielsdolieslager

    nielsdolieslager NI Product Owner

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    You can make the sample start later, just put the start on a zero point. These milliseconds barely make a difference.
     
  8. truelight

    truelight Forum Member

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    Yeah that what I was trying to say. The samples themselves don't start at a zero point and that's what was causing the click. Anyway I just had it access a different variation sample that didn't click, problem solved. Thank you for the replies :)