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Analogue Press presents The Sampling Handbook, a 150 page eBook developing the "how to" of creating your own Kontakt sample library from scratch.

Written by Marcus Huyksens of Bad Cat Samples, The Sampling Handbook details the entire process of creating a custom sample library for Kontakt (even the book’s “virtual cover” looks like a Kontakt library box) from start to finish including:

  • The Pre­Planning Phase (choose which instrument to record, how to pre­plan your recording session, which microphones and pre­amps to use and how to get your recording environment set up correctly).
  • The Recording Session­ (how to set your recording levels, organise your session, tips for working with the session player, how to manage the instrument and keep tuning consistent…).
  • The Editing Session­ (learn how to use noise reduction on samples, pre­processing, pitch correction, session organisation, workflow, the waveform, chopping samples, transients, fades and fade types, naming structure, exporting your samples…).
  • Kontakt Scripting­ (learn the basics of Kontakt scripting, extending the key ranges, working with groups & round robins, using automap, adding effects, adding factory scripts, adding custom wallpapers, adding a custom impulse response, exporting your instrument and more).

Published by Ireland-based Analogue Press (hence priced in euros), The Sampling Handbook is available exclusively at http://www.TheSamplingHandbook.com for €39, with a special introductory discount of 25% off using the coupon “kontakt” (offer expires on March 2nd, 2016).

The Sampling Handbook is also available in the following bundles:

  • The Developer Bundle (€129), composed of:
    • The Sampling Handbook (eBook)
    • Kontakt Script: A Beginners’ Guide (eBook)
    • The Sampling Handbook (Audiobook)
    • Kontakt Scripter Interview (Evil Dragon)
  • The Premium Bundle (€199), which includes:
    • The Sampling Handbook (eBook)
    • Kontakt Script: A Beginners’ Guide (eBook)
    • The Sampling Handbook (Audiobook)
    • Kontakt Scripter Interview (Evil Dragon)
    • Video series featuring 15 in­depth video tutorials
    • Sales & Marketing Manual (eBook)
    • Webhosting & eCommerce Guide (eBook)
    • Samples for Practice

More details available at www.TheSamplingHandbook.com.

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