Kontakt Tutorial Video: Creative Abuse with Modulation, Scripting


Peter Dines’ tutorial on scripting and modulation in Kontakt 3 from Create Digital Media on Vimeo.

I’m always on the lookout for a really sick sampler - something that can scratch my itch, and keep scratching when the itch migrates. I think I’ve found that sick sampler in Kontakt. I usually hit the wall with a sampler half an hour into exploring it. There will be some inflexible feature that shows me the developer had one way of making music in mind, and didn’t foresee how someone might want to creatively abuse the product.

Kontakt, on the other hand, invites creative abuse. It’s easy to do simple things and possible to do complex things. Here’s a video of a simple but offbeat thing I like to do with a sampler. I’ve also provided a Kontakt instrument for you to download. It has a different sample than the one in the video, for copyright reasons, but everything else is the same.

Let me know what you think, and maybe we can explore ways to take this further. One thing I’d like to do is get it integrated in Kore, and another is to fancy up the panning script a bit. Any other ideas out there?

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Create Digital Music » Kontakt Creative Abuse and Scripting, Modular Reaktor Goodness, More On Kore@CDM

[...] Kontakt Tutorial Video: Creative Abuse with Modulation, Scripting [...]

May 29, 2008 @ 11:43 am
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sameer

wow…. excellent share
many thanks:)

June 2, 2008 @ 1:57 pm
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Native Instruments Kore, Komplete, Reaktor @ Create Digital Music » Kontakt, Kore, Reaktor Add-ons: Deep Transformations and Scriptorium Reviews, Golden Ensembles Release

[...] Some of his favorite gems: helpful sample instruments, faux analog drift, melody generators, and digital glitching and randomization (similar to what Peter Dines did in a video tutorial here). [...]

July 21, 2008 @ 10:31 am
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TechLo

Just mucking around in Kontakt/Reaper some and remembered this post you’d done, so I revisited and gladly gleaned, thanks!

August 3, 2008 @ 11:24 am
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