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Drumkit from hydrogen
Posted: Fri Dec 24, 2021 7:51 pm
by snuggle
Hello all,
I managed to create a drumkit for drumgizmo from hydrogen 0.9.7. It is only about 2 Mb in size.
You can download it from here:
http://hausgemeinschaft-hoerde.de/~rein ... /GMKit.zip
regards
snuggle
Re: Drumkit from hydrogen
Posted: Thu Jan 27, 2022 6:02 pm
by theGreatWhiteShark
Hey,
There is a more recent version of the GMKit in Hydrogen called "GMRockKit". IIRC it features among various tweaks also improved samples.
But on a more general level I think it's sad that after all those years kits of both applications are still not compatible. Is there any interest in the DrumGizmo project to change this? The roadmap on the project's webpage mentions SFZ support. Maybe this could serve as intermediate format for import / export to not make the projects depend on eachothers newest XML format.
All the best,
Phil
Re: Drumkit from hydrogen
Posted: Thu Jan 27, 2022 7:21 pm
by milkii
fwiw
https://github.com/peter-zenk/genDrumkit - Python3 tool to convert virtual drumkits for (home-)recording from one format into another one (Hydrogen and DrumGizmo)
https://github.com/peter-zenk/genDrumki ... troduction
Re: Drumkit from hydrogen
Posted: Fri Jan 28, 2022 8:08 am
by theGreatWhiteShark
> fwiw
https://github.com/peter-zenk/genDrumkit - Python3 tool to convert virtual drumkits for (home-)recording from one format into another one (Hydrogen and DrumGizmo)
https://github.com/peter-zenk/genDrumki ... troduction
Thanks for the hint! But it looks like something only a small group of advanced users will be able to handle. Being able to import the kit straight from the GUI would be way more accessible.
We talked about SFZ support in Hydrogen too a while ago. So, this might happen anyway.
Re: Drumkit from hydrogen
Posted: Sat Feb 26, 2022 3:27 pm
by peter.zenk
Sorry, I'm the one that created that script mainly for my own purpose.
(Even did not manage to add a proper installation setup
It runs successfully almost on any of the > 100 hydrogen kits that I've found on the internet, and I'm using it for my music production tasks.
Unfortunately I don't have the skills to create a proper GUI ...
The main thing that a user needs to do:
Assign the instruments to the outputs of DrumGizmo's. (all snares to one or two outputs, all kicks ...)
Done with a simple text file - CSV format. Template can be created by the tool. Examples on git
If anyone thinks (s)he can help? Starting with creating a proper setup.py ...