as far as i know, the current NKI libraries are copyright protected and can't be converted directly. But you can resample them of course for the genos. I use Samplerobot 6 for that which does this automatically.
For instance for this video demo i created a 6 velocity layered sample set from the alicia keys piano (from Native instruments kontakt) and transfered that through YEM to my Genos:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ply2eEndUo
This is quite easy to do in samplerobot 6 pro.
So directly converting NKI sets is not possible, but resampling and transfering the result to your own expansion packs is not that hard to do.
Hi robinez,
Thank you very much for recommending this excellent program.
I had already seen this thread when I got an older version to try and I really liked it. I intend to buy when the money allows me
Saved a lot of my time, really. Because of him I was more interested in getting into this world of samples and "cloning" of instruments.
You commented that you resampled Alicia Keys with 6 layers.
Based on what do you decide the number of layers to best sample a detailed instrument like the piano for example?
Surely the original instrument has much more than that, right?
I ask this because sometimes I wonder if I'm not adding more layers that make the pack unnecessarily large on my keyboard.
On the other hand, I'm very annoying about the quality. So if I used fewer layers to sample the same piano, maybe the result wouldn't be the same.
What do you think about it?
It's not that memory is necessarily a problem. I even have a lot of packs installed on my Tyros, but maybe because one or another sampled voice has too many layers, I can't handle more packs than I need.
Another question, now specifically about the Sample Robot: You mentioned that you sampled some pads and synth leads from the Avenger. When sampling with the assistant, it can automatically identify the loop points of instruments like "split & sequenses" and others as arpeggiators of this and other plugins?
Thankful once again.