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The sequencer takes a rather unusual slider-based approach to pattern programming but nonetheless makes stringing articulations into lifelike ensemble performances a breeze and there’s more than enough processing and effects built into the scripted Kontakt interface to tackle all your tone-shaping needs. Three parallel playback engines each host your choice of Shimmer (five tambourines, or ten with the optional Expansion pack), Shake (12 or 24 egg shaker, cabasa, sleigh bells, caxixi, pill bottle, etc) and/or Strike (33 cowbells, agogos, triangles, bottles, guiros, etc) instruments, all beautifully realised through a well thought-out set of articulations that includes forward and backward shakes, twists and accents, and those all-important incidental noises that “glue everything together”. This cheery Kontakt Player library presents a wealth of options for constructing your own simple or complex ‘top’ percussion parts, complete with onboard sequencing. When it comes to spectacular, supersized rhythm beds and high-impact cinematics, Zimmer’s big-budget percussive arsenal takes some beating. Each articulation in the 48.5GB soundbank consists of up to six dynamic layers and nine round robins, while the interface enables mixing of Close, Room and Surround mic channels.

Logic world instruments Patch#

These can be loaded together in a single patch containing all the main articulations, or individually if you need every articulation for any one element.

Logic world instruments full version#

Loading in the full version of Native Instruments’ Kontakt sampler or the free Kontakt Player, HZP comprises separate Timpani and Percussion libraries, the first dedicated to kettle drums, the second putting a larger-than-life 16-part ensemble of drums and metals at your fingertips, including taikos, surdos, dhols, bass drums, snare drums and tamtams. Now, each instrument you have loaded into Play will correspond with the midi channels in Logic.It’ll come as no surprise to anyone familiar with his work that legendary Hollywood composer Hans Zimmer’s collaboration with Brit soundware specialists Spitfire takes the notion of ‘epic percussion’ to the limits in terms of scale and drama. This means that each instrument you load in Play will be assigned to the subsequent midi channel assignment (1, 2, 3, etc.)

In Play, go to the Settings menu, and under the Other tab and under MIDI Channel Assignment choose AUTO INCREMENT.

After the drop down menu appears, scroll down to In the left column on the channel strip, just above the volume fader, click inside the I/O (input).

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The new software instrument tracks will show up in the arrange view.The number of midi channels corresponds to the instruments loaded into Play. In the "new tracks" window check mark the box labeled "multi-timbral" and type in the number of channels in the field (choose up to 16 midi channels per midi port).If you would like to use PLAY multi-timbrally please see below Record enable the instrument track and play! Now load an instrument through Play's browser.After the drop down menu appears, scroll down toĪU Instruments > East West > Play > Stereo (or) Multi-Output. The new software instrument track will show up in the arrange view.(If you would like to use Play multi-timbrally, please skip to the next section) Once you have Logic open, you should automatically be prompted with a "new tracks" window.Create a new project from the options listed. Launch Logic from your applications folder.