Need help, please read this..

Hello everybody in this forum!

It's My right here, i'm a new user of NI softwares, I'm using Kontakt, INtakt for now.. I heard they are great Smapling tools, the best one on the market. I just got them and i'm a bit new in these software smapler but I would like to take advantage of it cuz it seems that they will help me a lot with the production I am working right now.

I use most of my samples, I creat them etc.. now I know how to load sample on both of them.. but I would like to know some little stuff. Like in either Kontakt or Intakt, there is these Beatmachine or Time something options, and i would like to take advantage of them. Like I would like to learn more about the ebatmachine in kontkt and how it works to sync a sample with in either Kontk or Intak that has a different bmp and having Cubase Sx havint another bpm.

Seriously, I would love and appreciate if someone can help me or gimme some tips and even more, if someone is ready to teach me a bit and i'll pay him. I'm alwys open to know and learn more, only for the best.. thnak you very much your time and support.

Hope someone will answer shortly cuz i need to know some stuff.

U can alwys email me direct, i'll appreciate

solarmusikgroup@yahoo.ca

My

 

There are some great Kontakt tutorials here.
http://www.nativeinstruments.de/index.php?kontakttut1_us

 

Great product BUT.....


What about more tutorials (on web or in manual) on getting samples set up for a particular tempo in the Beatmachine / Timemachine mode?

I used to use Acid to get my samples pitched up and matched perfectly at whatever tempo my track was going to be. Used to be as simple as pasting them in and saying how many bars they were....

In Intakt, you need to know how many bars AND beats your sample is before you can take advantage of this.... I'm sorry, but I have no idea how to do this and as a result, this is really hit and miss for me...

Why isn't this as easy as in Acid... All you should have to do is sync Intakt to your sequencer tempo and then say how many bars your sample is (usually 1 or 2 for drumloops).

Just a suggestion....
Slicing them and exporting as Midi files works fine for loops that are roughly the same speed, but I still wonder why the Time Machine mode is so complicated....

Dan

 

Bump.....