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Native Instruments Kontakt 4

Sampler et lecteur d'échantillons virtuel de la marque Native Instruments appartenant à la série Kontakt

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Où trouver la liste instruments

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Bonjour à tous,
j'ai téléchargé la demo de kontakt 4 et j'ai le manuel pdf mais je n'ai pas trouvé la liste d'instruments inclue dans la version complète. Quelqu'un pourrait-il me dire où la trouver dans le manuel où sinon me l'a faire passer par MP dans la mesure du possible ?
Merci. 






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1 Band

Horns Various solo and section horns
Acoustic Pianos 1 grand , 1 upright and 1 variation
Electric Pianos Clavinet, Mark I, Mark II, Wurly and variations
Organ Various drawbar settings from an authentic Hammond C3
Guitar Various electric guitars, and one nylon strung guitar
Bass 3 electric and 2 upright basses
Drum Kits 13 kits from purely acoustic to mixed electro-acoustic

2 Choir

Vocal Keyswitches Patches using key switches to switch between vowels.
Vocal Morphs Patches utilizing the AET flter to morph between vowels.
Vowels Alto
Patches featuring the alto section providing additional con-
trol over the two groups.
Vowels Bass
Patches featuring the bass section providing additional
control over the two groups.
Vowels Choir
Patches featuring the whole choir providing additional con-
trol over the two groups.
Vowels Soprano
Patches featuring the soprano section providing additional
control over the two groups.
Vowels Tenor
Patches featuring the tenor section providing additional
control over the two groups.

3 Orchestral

Name Short Description
VSL Strings Solo and ensemble string instruments, including a harp
VSL Woodwinds Solo and ensemble woodwinds
VSL Brass Solo and ensemble brass instruments
VSL Percussion Pitched and unpitched percussive instruments
Orchestral Percussion Various percussive instruments
Keyboard Instruments
Two concert grands, a harpsichord and church organs (in-
cluding the new VSL organ)
Legacy VSL Instruments See appendix

4 Synth

Pad Various pad sounds
Choir Synth choir patches
Bass Analog/digital bass sounds
Lead Analog/digital lead sounds
Mallet Short, percussive sounds
Synth Drums A collection of synth kits, featuring preprogrammed g
Arpeggiator Synth sounds featuring an arpeggiator
Sequencer Synth sounds featuring the poly step script module
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5 Urban Beats

The Urban Beats Collection is consists of sliced beats and grooves and features its own
unique layout.


6 Vintage

Analogue Machines Various hardware analogue synthesizers
Digital Machines
Various digital synthesizers from the 80s and 90s, includ-
ing:
Yamaha DX7 (1983)
Yamaha FS1R (1998)
Yamaha TX81Z (1986)
Kawai K5000 (1996)
Drum Machines
A collection of classic drum machines:
Roland Tr-808 (1980)
Roland TR-909 (1984)
Roland CR-78 (1978)
Oberheim DMX (1981)
Sequential Circuits DrumTraks (1984)
Linn Electronics Linndrum (1982)
Electone Organ Sounds from the Yamaha Electone Organ series
Electronic Pianos
Presets from a collection of electronic pianos from the 70s
and 80s:
Roland EP-10
Roland EP-20
Yamaha CP11
Crumar Roady
RMI Electra-Piano 300B
Electronic Toys
A collection of musical childrens toys:
BeeGees Rhythm Machine (Mattel)
Concertmate Drum Computer
Casio CS01
Magic Wand: Droopy the Dragon (Texas Instruments)
Peo 800 Mini Organ (Phips)
Yamaha Handysound HS-200
Casio Rapman
Casio SK1
Suzuki Tronichord
Casio VL-1
Yamaha VSS-30
F100 Various sounds from the Hammond F100 Extravoice tu
synthesizer (1961)
Mellotron Various Mellotron Tape Sets
Memory A selection of presets from a Memorymoog (1982)
Mini A selection of patches from a Minimoog (1971)
Mini 700 A selection of presets from a MiniKorg 700 (1974)
Orchestrator Various sounds from a Crumar Orchestrator (1978)
String Melody II
A selection of presets from a Logan String Melody II st
machine (1977)
YC-30 Various sounds from a Yamaha YC-30 organ (1970)

[ Dernière édition du message le 21/02/2010 à 18:37:38 ]

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*Flutes

Bansuri
A transverse fute traditionally
made from bamboo.
India
Irish Flute
A wooden transverse fute, tradi-
tionally tuned to a diatonic scale.
Ireland
Kaval A wooden end-blown fute. Balkans
Persian Ney
A wooden end-blown fute, often
made of reed.
Iran
Shakuhachi
An end-blown fute, traditionally
made from bamboo and tuned to
a minor pentatonic scale.
Japan
Turkish Ney Similar to the Persian Ney. Turkey
High Whistle

*Recorders

A metal whistle (sometimes
called a Tin Whistle). Traditionally
tuned to a diatonic scale.
Ireland
Low Whistle Ireland
Piccolo Recorder
A wooden wind instrument.
Popular during the Baroque and
Renaissance periods.
Europe
Soprano Recorder Europe
Tenor Recorder Europe

*Reeds

Duduk A wooden double-reed instrument.Armenia
Shenai A quadruple-reed instrument. India
Zurna A double-reed instrument. Turkey

*Bagpipes

Highland Bagpipes
A manually infated bagpipe with
three drones and a chanter.
Scotland
Tulum A droneless bagpipe with two
parallel chanters.
Turkey
Uilleann Pipes
A bellow powered bagpipe, with
three adjustable drones and regu-
lators, and a chanter.
Ireland
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*Metallophones

Name Description Country/Region
Celesta
A struck metallophone operated
by a keyboard.Europe
Kalimba A small plucked instrument, also
known as a Thumb Pano.Africa
Music Box A clockwork, plucked metal in-
strument. Europe
Sansa Similar to the Kalimba. Africa
Small Gongs A tuned cymbal. East Asia
Steel Drums Tuned percussion, traditionally
made from steel oil drums.Caribbean
Tuned Gongs Similar to the Small Gongs, but
with less overtones and a shorter decay.East Asia

*Accordians

Accordion
Traditional bellow-driven instru-
ment.Harmonium Hand-pumped reed organ for ac-
companiment.India
Melodeon A diatonic accordion. The lower
keys trigger basic chords for accompaniment.England

*Strings

Name Description Country/Region
Fiddle
More or less identical to the vio-
lin, but played in a different style.
Kora A 21-string harp-lute. West Africa
Nyatiti A plucked string instrument. Kenya
Oud A fretless plucked lute. Turkey
Sitar
A plucked string instrument, with
rich resonating sound and sympathetic strings.India
Tanpura The traditional Indian drone
instrument, played with open strings.India

*Percussion

African Shakers A collection of shakers. Africa
Bongos Two small hand drums. Cuba
Congas Two large hand drums, often
used in Afro-Caribbean and Latin
music.Cuba
Daf - Dayereh Tambourine like instruments. Middle East
Darabuka - Dunbek Goblet drums. Middle East
Djembes Wooden goblet drums. Africa
Ewe - Toke Metal percussion (including bell
like instruments).West Africa
Gongs Large resonant cymbals. East Asia
Kroboto – Boba - Kidi Skinned drums played with wood-
en sticks in the same ensemble as the Ewe and Toke.West Africa
Riq A tambourine like instrument. Middle East
Tabla Two tuned, hand played drums. India
Taikos Large drums played with wooden sticks.Japan
Timbales Single skinned drum similar to a highly tuned tom.Cuba
Tonbak – Tar - Davul A collection of skinned drums from Persia and the surrounding  Middle East

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voilà j'ai trouvé le pdf quelque part sur le site de NI dans la rubrique user's je crois je n'arrive plus à le retrouver sur le site.
Le nom du pdf est :
Kontakt_4_Library_Documentation_English.
Complet et très bien fait il détaille les différents instruments et leurs propriétés dans Kontakt dommage qu'il ne soit pas accessible directement sur la page de Kontakt 4.


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Hello,

Voici le lien du site de Native  :

https://www.native-instruments.com/fileadmin/ni_media/downloads/manuals/Kontakt_4_Library_Documentation_English.zip

Je pense que c'était ça que tu cherchais ?
site perso : http://www.jeanclaudenoel.fr/