to SSD4 and Trigger owners

[johnny ForTiorI]

is it possible to load tci files you make with the Trigger Instrument Editor into SSD to build your own virtual drum set? i know you can load individual samples into SSD but that´s pretty useless for me. i want to be able to build my own drum set complete with multi samples and velocities. i can´t find any answer to that anywhere. any help is much appreciated.

 

[Beauburchell]

I believe you are correct. I think ssd uses different file extensions which also include all room mics, overheads, etc for bleed.
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[schwinginbatman]

Don't think you can, no. Pretty sure you'd have to route them out and replace them with Trigger.

 

[johnny ForTiorI]

damn. aren´t there any other ways to build your own full virtual drum kit? i know you can also do stuff like that with Kontakt 5. but to load third party nki files you need the full version of Kontakt 5 which is like 400 bucks. no way. well, you can also use the free Kontakt Player but then it all runs in demo mode. again useless. isn´t there any affordable drum sampler vsti or something for which you can build your own drum libraries? can´t believe there´s nothing like this yet. i´m sure studios and drummers would jump onto that. a kind of blank sampler and everybody makes their own libraries and share or sell them.

 

[UMF]

http://www.vemberaudio.se/shortcircuit.php

Try this. The biggest problem always is, that most free drum samplers only let you load 5-10 samples per Pad.

 

[johnny ForTiorI]

thanks. i´ll look into it.

 

[nezvers]

Search for DRUM GIZMO. You can build your own drum kit with it. It will take a bit to set up tho.
But in the end you'll get kontakt like drum performance and for free. Haven't heard of anything close to it for free.

 

[tedtan]

Native Instruments typically has a sale between US Thanksgiving and the end of December. Kontakt was $179 last year iirc, so you should be able to pick it up at a good price in around three months.