For now I use your former colleague's Audiomodelling woods, but although the controls and possibilities are endless, the overall sound is not what I'd consider realistic. Especially the flutes. Clarinets are fine, bassoons as well, oboes to a point, but flutes just sound nothing like flutes, mainly in the lower areas. All the Audiomodelling instruments share the same weird boxiness, artificial-ness your instruments just don't have, since you're using real recorded samples. So....something to think about perhaps?

Thank you very much for your work!

Will it return one day? I'm curious.

I just would like to know if I purchase the Trumpet 3 (and possibly the Trombone 3) this month (as in 2020), I would download the newest version of Kontact to use. I read the specs page and want to make SURE!

Will these both work completely properly and Are suited (not just for K 5), but for Kontact 6!? (And for just the Free Kontact 6 Player)!?

Thank you

If not, could I reassign Keyswitches to be changed by CC control. For example, on various values of CC32 (which would match Spitfire's UACC method). Thanks!

I've assigned another CC to V.I. and this new CC works however CC1 still affects this parameter.

How can I remove this assignment?

I know Sample Modelling is mostly created in the studio, for the studio or home use.

However, in live play, I don't hear the nice timbre as when I play in front of my computer with recordings.

I tried a few different instruments, but all the same. Nothing to do with the setup though,..

For bass guitar I experience the same things, and music instruments that sound great in the bedroom, may not sound so great in live situations. Likewise, music instruments that sound great live, may sound harsh or unpleasant in the bedroom/studio.

I was wondering if anything has been done about it, since I last played (I haven't used Samplemodelling software for over 5 years now) ?

I'm receiving a message - "Warning: CC11 not received yet. The instrument will not work properly." I've googled this warning and seen suggestions to access the Kontakt "wrench" to make adjustments for this CC. However, this version of Kontakt has no "wrench" available.

I already wrote Native Instruments with no response from them. ( I wasn't sure which Samplemodeling forum to write regarding this so I also wrote the Solo and Ensemble Violins forum.)

Please advise what to do.

Thanks!

reselling a downloaded software is legally very controversial, and the law may remarkably differ in various countries. However, we want to favor our customers, hence we accept reselling, provided that the basic legal requirements are met. What´s meant here is that it´s the reseller responsibility to completely remove/deinstall the software and the license key(s) from all his systems and his data storage devices. He must prove that the software he is selling cannot be used any more nor reinstalled on his computer. In most cases, a difficult task, involving a rather complex procedure. For example, the authorizations of Kontakt-based instruments are managed by Native Instruments via their Service Center. This means that the reseller must first contact us, then Native Instruments, providing them our approval, and asking for deactivation of the licenses. It´s, after all, a Native Instruments decision, and we cannot be liable for that. Furthermore, if the reseller purchased the CD backup option, he is also obliged to send the CD to the new owner.

Should you decide to sell your licenses, please contact our support for further assistance after you find a purchaser.

Is this still relevant? Can I still sell my SM license and does it work the way mentioned above?

Greetings,

Selle

I envision to buy an Apple macbook M1. My question is simple : Is sample modeling compatible with Big Sur and Apple M1 devices?

Best regards

is anyone using expressive touch to play solo and string ensemble

https://www.midi.org/midi-articles/details-about-midi-2-0-midi-ci-profiles-and-property-exchange

Unfortunately we have problem here because you cannot see the link until you highlight it. But drag your mouse over it and it should show up.

One thing that I learned is that a firmware upgrade will be needed for hardware to be MIDI 2 compatible. How many companies will do this, rather than wanting everyone to buy new hardware ?

Will samplemodeling make all of the instruments MIDI 2 compatible with an upgrade? Hopefully it is not nearly as much work as developing the application itself ? But I expect it will be a lot of work, but the promised results which include less note jitter, as well as much greater dynamic range should be worth it.

Please let us know what your plans are, so we can start saving up our money for any upgrades.

When I loaded the tuba into Kontakt, it says that CC11 is missing...How do I solve this ?

Is there a way to change the pitch bend range for Horns or Trumpets (the two sets I have)? Seems like the Roli pitch control system relies on a 48 half step pitch bend range (and, I presume, the high resolution MIDI) and that extending that range would go most of the way to what I'm after.

Apart from that, are there any plans to offer any other Roli control accommodation in the future?

I tried adjusting things within SM and the tec control app but found no solution.

When the strings open it aks for CC11. When I want to use the breath controller I have to blow then. Then the dynamics come in CC11 never in CC2. When I try to use the breath controller option within SM I can't hear a thing it doesn't work. The instrument itself sounds great though.

Even when I use CC11 for dynamics I have terrible intonation problems , changing the pitch controls to 0 changes nothing.

I can find a way to really control it....

thanks..

So like quite a few people, I have been stumped by the "CC11 not received" message, which I did not see coming because who reads the manual? I looked online and found I need an expression pedal, so I bought the Nektar NX-P expression pedal, along with a 6.35mm to 3.5mm Jack adapter and then a 3.5mm Jack to USB adapter. After all that, the pedal doesn't work and I can't find any information on how to connect one to a digital piano instead of a MIDI keyboard.

It seems the YDP-143 only has Jack sockets for headphones, in which case I've answered my own question, but I also don't know if I need to connect the pedal to the piano or computer if I want to play from the computer on Kontakt.

Sorry if this comes off as a bit rude. I'm feeling a bit stressed right now. Anyway, any information would be appreciated.

In new laptop, instruments open only in Demo mode. When I enter serial in NI Access I get below :

I urgently need to use these great instruments!

Regards,

Keith Ballantyne

CC19 by default controls both vibrato rate and (when tremolo is activated) tremolo rate. When I remap CC19 to CC1 (with nothing else mapped fo CC1), this successfully remaps vibrato rate, but tremolo rate is still controlled by CC19: it hasn't been remapped. Am I missing something to remap tremolo rate?

Also when I remap vibrato intensity to CC11, this works fine, and the label "CC11" appears correctly next to the vibrato intensify knob, and turning the knob on the GUI works, and inputting CC11 also works, but inputting CC11 is not reflected in the knob's position being updated in the GUI. (Unlike all other knobs, which do update when CC is inputted).

I am loving these instruments, by the way, and have much to learn, but these two interface issues seem to have cropped up for me. Thank you.

I use the French Horn in our Community Concert Band and noticed while playing "Moonlight Sonata" (a new piece with very long tones) that the sound was releasing before the end of the tied notes. How can I adjust the Release Time and where would I find that in the Kontakt GUI? I need to get this corrected before rehearsals for the new concert season begin.

Thank you,

Doug Sherbert

West Virginia, USA

Otherwise it could be doable to port such an engine to ARM-Linux and allow running these wonderful instruments e.g. on a Raspberry Pi by mans of Reaper (which already is available for this platform). See the discussion here -> https://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?p=2209346#post2209346

With such, we might be able to see versatile self-contained devices (e.g. Wind Controllers) that natively create these sounds .

-Michael

In Trumpet 3, after setting Early Reflections, how do I access Kontakt 5’s built-in convolution reverb, rather than an external reverb, please?

Thanks, Roger