Divine Sampling - Fastest Cinematic Sound Design in Kontakt (using only 4 samples)

Wow. This was simply mind-blowing to me. Like many people, I have the full version of Kontakt, but have only used it to play already prepared sample libraries, mostly from the big name companies. Not only are many of those sounds and instruments overused in the cinematic production world, they can mount up to an incredibly hefty financial investment that is hard to make a good return on. The constantly never-ending sales, and relentless release schedules from some of these companies, can be overwhelming. I'm sure that a lot of new producers, for example, spend a small fortune in the mistaken belief that they "need" to have the latest and greatest sample library, when these methods you describe are actually better in a multitude of ways. The uniqueness of the sounds we can create for ourselves, being one of the most valuable assets.

Your videos are an absolute must-watch, with a refreshing style and calm approach that is immediately captivating. Great work, and I hope you keep it up and reach a much wider audience.

Wishing you all the very best from here in Memphis TN.

(I, too, was very sad that Vangelis passed away. "Albedo 0.39" was the first album I ever bought back in 1976, so he had a very special place in the development of my musical interests and, ultimately, my choice of instruments and sound today).

Wait hold up, isn't this basically what spitfire audio's BT Phobos does?

Love your way of presenting. I’m returning to music and sound design after 10 years of illness, and this is getting me back up to speed. Thanks for sharing your experience with us.

Brilliant! Best kontakt tutorial i have ever seen. Thank you very much. 🙏🏻

I have a big issue with your channel - which I discovered just recently by the way... I'm going through your videos and I LOVE your production style, humour and amazing creative talent.... I'm only afraid that I will have deprivation symptoms as soon as I catch up with your videos and will be here waiting for the next one to be posted :))))) Amazing work man, I applaud your sane approach to things and infinitely enjoy your sense of humour :D Thank you!

I must say that I am truly impressed by your techniques which provide so much texture and variation from so little in the way of initial samples as the source. You inspire me to do some real world ambient sampling. I guess I will have to save up and purchase a portable recorder to do so. Recommendations for a good value in portable recorders similar to what you used for this video to capture the wind and cityscape sample would be appreciated!

I'm sampling a three-string rabeca: G, D, A (a typical instrument from the Brazilian Northeast). In the first adjustments it's already looking beautiful! When I'm done, I'll show you! You are an inspiration, man! thanks for the generosity!

Thank you for sharing the knowledge. I love your vídeos.You are the best.

So good! I’m learning so much about sampling! Very inspiring! Thanks Chromo!

you are the whole package great stuff love your attitude -easy to follow great sounds from as you say crappy notes "amazing" THANK YOU

I think in a composer world where we are (literally) bombarded with new libraries releases, originality and "unique" sounds are gonna be important to stand out.I always like that idea of record something like : instrument, ambient or whatever and turning that into expressive instrument but that thought of "this is too complicated" was too much, to go through and now after I watched some of your videos, I may try it. ;). Your channel is very interesting, I'm glad I found it :D.

Well, you got another subscriber off this video alone, and I'm making my first kontakt instrument I feel is worth saving! Thank you, this was so easy to follow

Thank you!!!🙏🏾 this was very inspiring.

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Awesome. Subscribed.

Novel award and Bordell award....hahahahah. You will get those 1k subs sooner than you think, believe me. Your content is getting better from video to video! Keep up the good work

Not only is your process to cinematic sampling inspiring, but your acting as the "lost soul" in the film is superb. Bravo!

These videos are gold dust, you should have 1000''s more subs Chromo. Thank you mate

very cool. I composed a piece for your free Fourier Model and linked in the last video but maybe your filter is on. It is on my channel, last one. Thanks!