Andrasia
New Member
Hi There,
I wanted to know what was your workflow to organize your own sample library.
'Cause I'm a bit lost, from year I collected sound that I've record or modified heavily .
Usually I make them on the go when a project (mostly Trailer Music) need them (directly in the project session usually)
But For year I never really organize them (Their are just in the project folder where I create them, in wav) So usually I start from scratch every time!
And now I'm trying to turn the best into Kontakt Instrument so I can use them more easilly for next project, or when the inspiration doesnt kick in^^
I read some great inside from Charlie Clouser and I love how those sound can create a kind of Composer Sonic Universe .
But I'm kind of stuck for labelling and organize stuff so I wanted to know if you have some tips to help like naming convention advice or Worflow tips? Do you heavily separe stuff into category?
Cheers From France and Thanks!
I wanted to know what was your workflow to organize your own sample library.
'Cause I'm a bit lost, from year I collected sound that I've record or modified heavily .
Usually I make them on the go when a project (mostly Trailer Music) need them (directly in the project session usually)
But For year I never really organize them (Their are just in the project folder where I create them, in wav) So usually I start from scratch every time!
And now I'm trying to turn the best into Kontakt Instrument so I can use them more easilly for next project, or when the inspiration doesnt kick in^^
I read some great inside from Charlie Clouser and I love how those sound can create a kind of Composer Sonic Universe .
But I'm kind of stuck for labelling and organize stuff so I wanted to know if you have some tips to help like naming convention advice or Worflow tips? Do you heavily separe stuff into category?
Cheers From France and Thanks!