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NOSTALGIA - звуковой модуль на базе сэмплера Kompakt, включающий более
1,3 Гб звуков классических электронных музыкальных инструментов.
Коллекция сэмплов создана известным саунд-дизайнером и программистом
Steve Howell на основе 30-летнего опыта работы с электронными
инструментами и собственной коллекции синтезаторов, модулей и драм-машин
Пожалуй,
на сегодня мы имеем не более десятка крупных компаний,
специализирующихся на выпусках банков звуков. Среди основных из них на
сегодня стоит выделить американцев - Spectrasonics и Sonic Reality, и
англичан из Zero-G . Последние широко известны не только популярными
собраниями звуков, но и программными продуктами, получающимися в
результате сотрудничества этой компании с другими. Чего стоит только
недавно нашумевший Yamaha VOCALOID.
И вот в конце июня'2005 под
маркой Zero-G выходит звуковая сэмплерная станция NOSTALGIA. В качестве
программной оболочки используется специальная версия Native Instruments
KOMPAKT (дочерняя программа от мощного сэмплера KONTAKT).
PROGRAMMING NOTES:
Sound Quality All the sounds were recorded and processed at 16 Bit resolution and 44.1KHz sample rate.
Organisation
The Instruments list (which can be viewed by clicking on "Instruments
List PDF" at above left) groups the sounds into categories. The
categories are as follows:
01 US Classics 02 Euro Classics 03
Japanese Classics 04 Playback Keyboards 05 Organs 06
Electro-Mechanicals 07 Digital ROMpler synths 08 Vintage Samplers 09
Cheap n Cheezy 10 Obscure Synths 11 Drum Synths 12 Classic Beatboxes 13
Obscure Beatboxes 14 Sci-Fi 15 Atmosferics 16 String Synths 17 Basses
Memory Size
All
programming has been carried out to minimise the size of the patches
thus reducing CPU and Memory Usage. However, the software interface
will allow you to activate a Direct from Disk (DFD) functionality if
you prefer, thereby enabling the streaming of the samples direct from
your hard disk drive.
Modulation Wheel Assignments
Every
single instrument has the Modulation Wheel assigned to a function. This
gives a lot of dynamic control over the character of the sound. Please
try out the modulation wheel when playing each patch. The Mod Wheel may
be assigned to one of several different controllers including Tune LFO,
Filter Cutoff, Pan and Volume depending on the patch in question.
Polyphony
All
instruments are programmed at the default polyphony of 32 notes except
for a selection of patches from synths that were originally monophonic
and some bass sounds which have thus been programmed as monophonic. If
you wish to increase the polyphony please do so.
Multis
Up
to 8 instruments can be combined in a Multi giving a vast array of
possible combinations of the supplied single instruments. For example
try combining a couple of bass instruments for some really fat and
thunderous sounds. Or how about combining a Sawtooth and Square wave
pad and then using the modwheel to crossfade between them. This latter
effect is easy to set up by over-riding the pre-programmed Mod Wheel
assignments. Simply set the Mod Wheel to control one instrument with
positive volume control and the other with negative volume control.
CPU Load
The
exact CPU load of any given instrument depends on a myriad of factors -
the power of your computer, notes played, complexity of the instrument
etc. However if you find the CPU load is too high for any particular
instrument the quickest way of reducing this is to see if the
instrument uses any of Kompakt's own built in FX. If so these can be
turned off to maximise CPU efficiency.
LIST OF EQUIPMENT USED:
INSTRUMENTS & SYNTHS:
ARP
2600, ARP String Ensemble, ARP Pro-Soloist, ARP Odyssey, Casio VL-Tone,
Casio CZ101, Casio PT-30, Crumar Performer, Chamberlin, Chapman Stick,
Clavinet D6, Delicia Medlodica , Dubreq Stylophone, Ensoniq SQ80,
Ensoniq SQ-R, Elektronika EM-25, Elka Synthex, Eminent 310, Emulator 2,
Fairlight CMI IIx, Farfisa organ, Farfisa Soundmaker, Fender Rhodes,
Gem DEX20, Gem S2, Hammond B/C3, Hammond M102, Hohner Pianet, Jen bass
Pedals, Kawai K5000, Korg Prophecy, Korg Trident, Korg Wavestation,
Korg M1, Korg MS20, Korg Polysix, Korg X5DR, Mellotron, MemoryMoog,
MiniMoog, Moog Taurus Mk1, Moog Opus, Moog Voyager, MultiVox MX202,
NanoBass, Novation SuperNova II, Modulus Monowave, Novation K-Station,
Oberheim Matrix 12, Oberheim Matrix 1000, PolyMoog, Prophet 5, PPG Wave
2.2, RMIElectrapiano, S+S synths, System 100, TB303, VP300 Vocoder
Plus, Alpha Juno 2, D50, Jupiter 6, MKS50, RS202, SH101, Sci-Fi, Suzuki
SX-500, TI Speak & Spell, Wurlitzer EP200, Wurlitzer EP203, Vako
Orchestron, Vox Continental, Yamaha CP70, Yamaha DX7, Yamaha CS1x,
Yamaha CS5, Yamaha CS80, Yamaha CVS10, Yamaha SY2, Yamaha SY85, Yamaha
TX81Z.
BEATBOXES/DRUM SYNTHS:
Ace Tone 'Rhythm
Ace', Akai XE8, Akai XR10, Alesis HR16, Alesis HR16b, Alesis SR16, Boss
DR55, Boss DR220, Fricke MFB512, Kawai R5/R50E, Korg DDD1, Korg
DDM110/DDM220, Linn LM-1, Linn 9000, Mattel Synsonics, MXR 185,
Sequential Drum Traks, Sequential Tom, CR78, TR606, TR707, TR727,
TR808, TR909, Simmons SDSV, Yamaha RX11, Casio RZ1, Emu Drumulator,
Keytek MDP40, Korg 'Mini Pops', Linn Drum Mk2, Oberheim DX, TD7
V-drums, TR505, Sakata DPM48, Sound master SR88, Sound Master Stix,
Soundtech Rhythm 12, Pearl DRX-1, Pearl Syncussion, Yamaha DD10
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