Herge,
EXS is easy to learn, integrates perfectly in
Logic, sounds great and uses very little cpu
(great if you need to sound like an 18-piece
ensemble). If you're not planning to do much
experimentation and/or transformations of your
samples, then it's perfect. I can't speak about
Halion, except that I've read that the interface
is a bit complicated or not well laid out. It does
a few things that EXS won't do, but I also have
read that it's not crash-proof. Kontakt looks
amazing (I'm on Mac, and it's only for PC for
now), offer more in terms of manipulating your
samples (more filters, for eg), but it takes up
more crunching power, so you are more limited in
terms of orchestration. As well, it doesn't stream
from your hard-disk (EXS does, Halion?), so you'll
need plenty or RAM. One other thing to consider:
(at this point in time) only Halion can import
Giga-format samples. Which brings me to my next
suggestion: Have you thought of GigaSampler? You
can read users' comments here, in the 'forum'
section: http://www.northernsounds.com/
Good luck.
Ned
http://www.nedfx.com
Ned Bouhalassa
n e d @ n e d f x . c o mMessage
Re: [exs] EXS24, Halion or Kontakt for orchestral sounds ?
2002-07-21 by Ned Bouhalassa
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