Vinyl Collection

On Vinyl_Hits.nki

Bass, Treble: tone controls to boost or cut the bass and treble
Release: controls the decay time of the sounds after the key is released (only affects the longer sounds)
Tone: selects the convolution effect to apply. Choose between flat response (no effect), and old gramophone response, and a tube amplifier response.

On Vinyl_Loops.nki

Kill Latched: this button kills any latched notes still playing.
Hitting the C1 key [lowest on a 5-octave keyboard] will also kill any latched notes.
Latch: controls whether the vinyl loops latch. If its "on" each key triggers a loop which continues playing until the corresponding key is played again. The "Kill Latched" button, or playing C1 will stop all playing loops. (If "Latch" is "off" loops play normally until the key is released).
Rumble Filter: a high-pass filter which removes turntable rumble
RPM: selects whether the loops play back at 33 rpm or 45 rpm
Bass, Treble, Release, Tone: same as on Vinyl Hits above

Vinyl_BD808.nki (play key C1)

Tune: controls the frequency of the kick-drum sound
Decay: controls the decay of the kick-drum sound.

Vinyl_SD808.nki (play key D1)

Tune: controls the frequency of the snare-drum sound
Snares: controls the amount of the snare-component
Crack: the amount of "crack" defining the attack of the sound
Reverb: controls the built-in reverb.

Vinyl_4instruments.nkm - this loads all four individual nki's above, with the Vinyl_BD808.nki, Vinyl_SD808.nki and Vinyl_Hits on Midi channel 1 and the Vinyl_Loops on Midi channel 2,

This sample-set is copyrighted by Michael Bietenholz (noisymichael@yahoo.ca) except as noted in the "credits" section below. You are free to use the Kontakt instrument for commercial or non-commercial music and audio productions.  It is, however, forbidden to use any part of the product, in particular samples, instruments or scripts, for the creation of a sound library or as a sound library for any kind of synthesizer, virtual instrument, sample library, sample-based product or other musical instrument

All samples were recorded by, and are copyrighted by Michael Bietenholz with the exception of the following, which were taken from https://freesound.org (most are processed and/or edited versions of the samples on freesound.org). 

Luffy: thud_x2_luffy.wav;
Freqman: Vdrop_freqman.wav;
Insintesi: crackle_insintesi_shift.wav, vinyl_loop_in.wav;
Jamesabdulrahman http://slippy.dynu.net/~james: zip_x2_jar.wav, vinyl_loop_jar.wav;
Nickrave http://www.nickravenscroft.com: squeak_x2_NR.wav, squeak_nicrkave_x2.wav, vinyl_loop_nr.wav;
Ludvique scratch_x2_ludvique.wav;
Mikala_Oidua: wak_x4_mikala-oidua.wav;
Jessepash: switch_x2_jessepash.wav;
Noisecollector http://www.archive.org/details/noisecollector: wibble_noisecollector.wav, wow_x2_noisecollector.wav;
Jppi-Stu: vinyl-loop-jp.wav