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Table of Contents
1. Disclaimer 1...................................................................................................................
2. Welcome to KARRIEM RIGGINS DRUMS 2..........................................................................
Document Conventions 3...............................................................................................
3. Installation and Setup 4...................................................................................................
4. Snapshots 5...................................................................................................................
Snapshots Overview 5...................................................................................................
Saving a User Snapshot 5...............................................................................................
Loading a Snapshot 6....................................................................................................
Deleting a User Snapshot 7.............................................................................................
5. Main Overview 8.............................................................................................................
6. Kit Editor 10...................................................................................................................
Sample 10...................................................................................................................
Browser 12..................................................................................................................
Pads 13.......................................................................................................................
7. Pattern Editor 14.............................................................................................................
Pattern Editor Overview 14.............................................................................................
8. FX Editor 16...................................................................................................................
Insert FX Overview 16....................................................................................................
Global FX Overview 17...................................................................................................
Send FX Overview 18.....................................................................................................
Managing FX Presets 19................................................................................................
9. Macros Editor 21............................................................................................................
Macros Overview 21......................................................................................................
Macro Assignments 22..................................................................................................
Macro Shaper Options Menu 25......................................................................................
Managing Macro Shaper Presets 26................................................................................
10. Credits 28....................................................................................................................
1. Disclaimer
The information in this document is subject to change without notice and does not represent a
commitment on the part of Native Instruments GmbH. The software described by this document
is subject to a License Agreement and may not be copied to other media. No part of this
publication may be copied, reproduced or otherwise transmitted or recorded, for any purpose,
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any with or endorsement by them.afliation
Document authored by Jonas Körwer, Hannah Lockwood
Software version: 1.0 (02/2023)
2. Welcome to KARRIEM RIGGINS
DRUMS
As part of the KONTAKT Play Series of instruments, KARRIEM RIGGINS DRUMS packs the punch,
crunch, and laid-back flow of one of the most innovative drummers and producers in hip hop.
In his illustrious career, Karriem has worked alongside the likes of J Dilla, Common, Madlib,
Erykah Badu, Slum Village, Talib Kweli, The Roots, and many more. Explore a boundless palette of
high-quality drums and percussion, from crisp and organic tones to high-grit textures, all lovingly
sampled and playfully processed.
Boasting simplicity, KARRIEM RIGGINS DRUMS tucks a kaleidoscope of percussion into a vivid
interface – beautifully designed by artist Jason Jägel. Captured with care at the iconic Studio
3 at Sunset Sound, the sounds are treated with equal creativity, having been processed through
modular units, tape machines, spring reverbs, and mixed up with some of Karriem’s own secret
sauce.
In this user manual, you will learn about the main controls and workflows to get started making
beats.
We hope you enjoy this instrument!
Document Conventions
In this document the following formatting is used to highlight useful information:
Italics Indicates paths to locations on your hard disk or other storage devices
Bold Highlights important names, concepts, and software interface elements.
[Brackets] References keys on a computer’s keyboard
Single item instructions are represented by a bullet icon.
Results in procedures are represented by an arrow icon.
The following three icons represent different types of information:
The icon indicates a useful tip, suggestion, or interesting fact.light bulb
The icon highlights important information that is essential for the giveninformation
context.
The icon alerts you of serious issues and potential risks that require your fullwarning
attention.
3. Installation and Setup
Before you can make music with KARRIEM RIGGINS DRUMS, you must install and setup the
necessary software. Follow these instructions to get started.
Native Access
Native Access allows you to install the software for KARRIEM RIGGINS DRUMS. If you are new to
Native Instruments, you must create a Native ID. To learn more about Native Access, visit ourrst
support page .here
1. Download and install Native Access here.
2. Open the Native Access application.
3. Create a Native ID, if you do not yet have one.
4. Login to Native Access using your Native ID.
5. Click the tab in the upper header.Available
6. Click .Kontakt
7. Click for the following products:Install
• KONTAKT or KONTAKT PLAYER
• KARRIEM RIGGINS DRUMS
→The software is installed automatically.
If the software is already installed, click the tab and check for newAvailable updates
updates before proceeding.
KARRIEM RIGGINS DRUMS via KONTAKT
Once installed, you can start using KARRIEM RIGGINS DRUMS in KONTAKT. KARRIEM RIGGINS
DRUMS is not an independent plug-in, so you need to open an instance of KONTAKT orrst
KONTAKT PLAYER:
1. Open KONTAKT as a plug-in in your host software (DAW), or as stand-alone application.
2. Locate in the Browser, on the left side of the user interface.KARRIEM RIGGINS DRUMS
3. Click to open the product's content.Instruments
4. Double-click the to load the instrument.Karriem Riggins Drums.nki le
If you are new to KONTAKT and want more information, visit KONTAKT PLAYER and
KONTAKT.
4. Snapshots
The included preset kits also act as a great starting point from which you can tweak and tailor
your own kit sounds and then save the changes as a User Snapshot. When a Snapshot is saved,
the macro settings and parameter controls are also stored within the preset. This allows you to
create your own unique kits, save them in the .nksn format and use them in other projects,le
across computers or even share them with other users.
Snapshots Overview
Snapshots offer a quick and convenient way of saving custom presets in KARRIEM RIGGINS
DRUMS. Key features relating to Snapshots include:
1. Load Snapshot: Opens the Snapshot menu where you can load your User Snapshots. For
more information, refer to .Loading a Snapshot
2. Snapshot Name: Displays the name of the currently selected User Snapshot.
3. Snapshot Previous/Next (<> icons): Allows you to quickly browse and load Snapshots.
Pressing an arrow icon will load the previous or next Snapshot in the selected category. If
no Snapshot is active, the Snapshot on the list will be loaded. For more information, referrst
to .Loading a Snapshot
4. Save Snapshot (floppy disk icon): Allows you to save changes made to a sound. When a User
Snapshot is saved, the macros settings and parameter controls are stored within it and can
be accessed at any time via the Snapshot menu. For more information, refer to Saving a User
Snapshot.
5. Delete Snapshot (bin icon): Deletes the currently selected Snapshot from the Snapshot library.
For more information, refer to .Deleting a User Snapshot
6. Snapshot View (camera icon): Provides access to the Snapshot features described above;
saving, loading, browsing, and deleting. When is selected, Snapshot View conguration
settings and features relating to the are replaced in the display.Info View
Saving a User Snapshot
Snapshots can be saved at any time while you are working on them. When a Snapshot is saved,
the macro settings, parameter controls, and the sequence are also saved.
To save a Snapshot:
1. Click the Snapshot View button (camera icon) to open Snapshot view.
2. Click the Save button (floppy disk icon).
3. Enter a name for your new Snapshot in the Save dialog box.
4. Click to the process and close the dialog box.Save nish
→Your Snapshot .nksn is saved to the User Snapshot Library. It appears in the Snapshotle
menu.
To overwrite a Snapshot:
1. Click the Snapshot View button (camera icon) to open Snapshot view.
2. Click the Save button (floppy disk icon).
3. Click to the process.Overwrite conrm
→Your Snapshot .nksn is saved to the User Snapshot menus in replace of the old le le.
Loading a Snapshot
Snapshots are loaded from the drop-down menu in the top header of the instrument. You can also
use the arrows to the left of the floppy disk icon to load the next or previous preset.
To load the previous or next Snapshot:
1. Click the Snapshot View (camera icon) to open Snapshot view.
2. Click the arrow icons (<>) in the Snapshot header to browse through the Snapshots list.
→The previous or next Snapshot will load immediately each time an arrow icon is clicked.
To load a Snapshot from the library:
1. Click the Snapshot View (camera icon) to open Snapshot view.
2. Click the arrow next to the Snapshot name eld.
3. Click a Snapshot to load it.
Deleting a User Snapshot
Snapshots can be deleted using the bin icon in the instrument header. To delete a User Snapshot:
1. Click the Snapshot view (camera icon) to open Snapshot view.
2. Load the User Snapshot you wish to delete.
3. Click the Delete button (bin icon).
4. Conrm deletion of the Snapshot by selecting Yes in the dialog box.
5. Main Overview
KARRIEM RIGGINS DRUMS offers a simple interface built around 16 drum pads and six macro
controls. Five pages (Main, Kit, FX, Pattern and Macros) provide a range of controls and editing
options for different parts of the drum engine.
The Kit Editor covers all controls relating to the selection and editing of drum sounds. Using the
FX Editor, you can create highly customized effects chains for further tonal control and expression.
In the Macro Editor, you can assign and manage the six macros to suit your production needs.
Macros can be assigned to various dedicated sound parameters for instant sound sculpting from
any view. In the Settings Editor, you can tweak how the instrument reacts to your playing style and
how notes are prioritized for each layer. In the Pattern Editor, you can launch and load 16 different
rhythmic phrases, with settings for trigger and playback behavior.
KARRIEM RIGGINS DRUMS contains the following key elements and controls:
1. MAIN: Opens the Main view. Here you can access the six macro controls, set the global tuning
and level, and use the 16 pads to trigger your drum sounds.
2. KIT: Opens and closes the Kit Editor. Here you can edit the individual drum sounds and access
parameters for pitch, volume, pan, velocity, envelopes, and effects. Refer to ltering, Kit Editor.
3. PATTERN: Opens and closes the Pattern Editor. Use the Pattern Editor to create and edit
rhythmic grooves. Each kit contains 16 preset MIDI patterns, which can be triggered using a
MIDI controller or mouse click. These patterns can be edited within any DAW using drag and
drop. Refer to .Pattern Editor
4. FX: Opens and closes the FX Editor. Here you can edit FX chains and access parameters
relating to the Insert FX, Global FX and Send FX units. Click the power icon to switch all FX on
or off. Refer to FX Editor.
5. MACROS: Opens and closes the Macros Editor. Here you can assign macros, set minimum
and maximum macro values, adjust the Macro Shaper Curve and change the order of the
macro controls. Refer to Macros Editor Macro Assignments and .
6. Preset Menu: Loads a preset kit with assigned MIDI patterns and effects. Click the name to
open the drop-down menu of available presets, or click the arrow icons (< >) to browse the
preset menu and immediately load the previous or next preset kit. Refer to .Snapshots
7. Pads: Displays the 16 pads that contain the individual drum sounds that make up your kit. The
selected sound category is displayed respective to each pad.
8. Macros 1-6: Control knobs that are preassigned to the most important sound and effects
parameters, for quick and easy access. Each preset kit provides a different set of parameters
that work best with the sound. You can edit different macro assignments in the Macros Editor.
The macro control knobs are available in all kits. Refer to Macros Editor
9. Tune Quantization Tune Quantization Tune (step/line icon): Switches on or off. When on, the
is quantized and adjusted in semitones, represented by the step icon. When off, the isTune
adjusted in cents and is represented by a straight line.
10. Tune: Adjusts the global tuning of all drum sounds loaded into the 16 pads. Adjustments are
made in cents or semitones in the range of -12 to +12 semitones, depending on the Tune
Quantization setting.
11. Volume: Adjusts the volume level of the main output.
12. Noise: Serves as a toggle for the noise layer and brings up the noise layer options when
clicked.
6. Kit Editor
The Kit Editor displays all controls related to the selection and editing of the individual drum
sounds that make up your kit. Here you can search for sounds in the Browser and access
parameters that determine the playback behaviour of these sounds. You can also load and
rearrange your Insert FX and adjust the Send amount of your individual drum sounds to the Send
FX units.
The Kit Editor contains the following sections and controls:
1. SAMPLE: Provides controls for parameters including pitch, volume, pan, velocity, envelopes,
and lter. For more information, refer to .Sample
2. INSERT FX: Displays the Insert FX chain for the currently selected pad. From this view, you
can load FX from the Insert FX menu and turn the individual FX units on or off. You can also
reorder the FX chain by clicking + dragging. Clicking the button will take you to the InsertEdit
FX page, where you can access the parameters controls that make up each unit. For more
information, refer to .Insert FX Overview
3. SEND LEVELS: Provides the Send Level controls for the two Send FX units. Turning the control
right sends the currently selected pad to the corresponding Send FX unit. Clicking the Edit
button will take you to the Send FX page, where you can access the parameter controls of the
two Send FX units. For more information, refer to Send FX Overview.
4. PADS: Displays the 16 pads that contain the individual drum sounds that make up your kit.
Here you can solo and mute sounds, trigger pads, and have a visual overview of what sound
sources are being used in your kit. For more information, refer to Pads.
5. MIDI Pad Select: When activated, pad selection is determined by MIDI note input. Activating
the control allows you to select a pad for editing from your MIDI device.
Sample
The Sample section sets the foundation of your drum sounds. Here you can select a sound
source, set the and adjust the Pitch Volume. Additionally, you can place the sound source in the
stereo using , to ensure that all instruments can be heard. You might want to pan youreld Pan
drum kit like a typical acoustic kit, with Kick and Snare centered, and Toms, Hi-Hats, Crash and
Ride panned accordingly. Alternatively you can use the control as a creative effect that allowsPan
you send percussion and FX in any direction you wish. Use the , and envelopeAttack Hold Decay
controls to shape the contour of the volume of the sound over time. This allows you to adjust the
snappiness of the sound's onset, and determine the length of the sound's tail, or the time it takes
for sounds to fade out.
10. LP/HPF: Adjusts the LP (low-pass) and HPF (high-pass that is applied to the soundlter)
source. This is a quick way to tame high and low frequencies of a sound source without the
need for the detailed control of an EQ or effect.lter
11. Velocity Sensitivity/Curve Vel>Amp Velocity Curve: Adjusts the and the of the currently
selected pad. Both controls are always active and you can move between the two by pressing
the button, above and left of the knob. determines how muchVelocity Adjust Mode Vel>Amp
note velocity affects the volume of the sound, and adjusts the velocity curve ofVelocity Curve
the sound.
12. Velocity Adjustment Mode: Toggles between settings of the velocity amount and the velocity
response curve. Both settings are always active.
13. Pan: Adjusts the panning of the currently selected pad. At centre position the sound is panned
directly at center. Values range from 0-100% L (left) and 0-100% R (right).
14. Stems: Toggles between editing individual stems and global settings for the sound source.
Global settings include pitch and pan for example. Not all sounds have Stem controls. When
editing individual stems, various controls become available like room microphone volume and
spring reverb for example.
15. Volume: Adjusts the volume for the currently selected pad.
16. Pitch: Adjusts the tuning of the sound source in cents in the range of -36/+36 semitones. Hold
[Alt] / [Opt] to quantize the adjustments to semitones.
17. Round Robin: Switches round-robin shuffling on or off. When on, the pad will shuffle
between different sampled variations of the loaded sound. Not all sounds offer round-robin
functionality, in which case the RR icon will appear dimmer.
Browser
The Browser contains a collection of 193 custom sound sources, organized into 16 different kits.
Using the Browser you can search and load different sound sources to each of the 16 pads.
Captured at the iconic Studio 3 at Sunset Sound, the sounds are treated creatively, having been
processed through modular units, tape machines, spring reverbs, and mixed up with some of
Karriem’s own secret sauce.
▶To open to Browser, click the magnifying glass icon or sample name in the Kit view.
The Browser contains the follow features and controls:
1. X: Exits the Browser and returns to the Kit view.
2. Sound Category: Selects the sound category for the currently selected pad. Click on the
category to view the available samples.
7. Swing: Adjusts the amount of swing in the MIDI pattern. Swing pushes every other 16th note
ahead so that a straight 16th note pattern becomes progressively more syncopated. The
parameter is applied only after releasing the mouse from the control.
8. Velocity: Changes the velocity scaling in the MIDI pattern. At center position, the original
pattern is unaltered. As the control is turned to the right, the range is compressed towards
higher velocities. When turned to the left, the range is compressed towards lower velocities.
This parameter is applied only after releasing the mouse from the control.
9. Patterns: Contains 16 patterns that hold different MIDI clips. Patterns are triggered by the
corresponding note value displayed, from C3 to D#4. They can also be triggered manually
by clicking on the respective pattern button. Clicking the top left icon of a pattern will stop
playback. Patterns can be loaded and edited via MIDI drag and drop.
10. Playback Display: Displays the playback of the currently triggered pattern.
8. FX Editor
The FX Editor allows you to customize the effects chain of any preset and build your own effects
chains for your custom user presets. Activate or deactivate a loaded effect, replace effects from
the dropdown menus and quickly change the order of effects with drag and drop. Additionally,
you can assign loaded effects parameters to a macro control, refer to for moreMacros Editor
information.
From classic time-based effects like reverb, delay and chorus, to dynamic effects, saturation, amp
emulations and more, the FX view encourages creativity and provides controls that determine the
behavior of the FX unit and allow you to further the character of your sound. KARRIEMdene
RIGGINS DRUMS contains three different types of effects; , Insert FX Overview Global FX Overview
and . Each FX page is designed for different functions and best use cases,Send FX Overview
which will be described in the overviews below.
Insert FX Overview
The Insert FX section provides a range of Kontakt effects that can be directly added on to your
individual drum sounds. Four FX unit slots are available for each pad, and will process the signal
of the selected pad in the order of their placement in the FX chain. When a pad is selected, its FX
chain and FX units will be displayed, and you can quickly move between different pads using the
Pad Select buttons in the top right corner.
As Insert FX are to each sound source, they can be used for corrective purposes, forspecic
example using an EQ to contour sounds and cut certain frequencies so they sit better in the mix.
Dynamic tools can also be used here to help tame sounds that are sticking out, to help create a
more well balanced mix. Creative effects can have impact on the individual sounds ofsignicant
your kit and are a way to tailor you kit to suit your drumming style and musical sound. Saturators,
amp emulations, choruses, flangers and phasers are all available and should be experimented
with across your kit. These effects ultimately shape the sonic character of the sound sources and
contribute to the distinct coloration of the different drum sounds.signicantly
The Insert FX contains the following elements and controls:
1. FX Preset Menu: Enables you to save, load and clear your FX unit and FX chain presets. Also
allows you to reset FX units to their default state. For more information, refer to Managing FX
Presets.
2. FX Tabs Insert FX Global FX Send FX Insert FX: Displays the , and tabs. Select the tab to
display the related controls and parameters for editing.
3. FX Chain: Represents the effects chain i.e., the order of the effects for the selected drum
sound. You can change the order of the effects by clicking + dragging an FX unit left or right.
4. FX Units FX Chain: Represents each effect within the . Switch the effect on and off by clicking
the power button. Use the drop-down menu on the right of each unit to select an effect. The
controls for the selected FX unit are displayed below in the parameter display area. For more
information on each effect, refer to the KONTAKT manual available from the Help menu, or
online at the Native Instruments website .here
5. Pad Select: Selects a pad for editing. The selected pad is represented by a color and thelled
Insert FX applied to this pad sound are displayed.
6. MIDI Pad Select: When activated, pad selection is determined by MIDI note input. Activating
the control allows you to select a pad for editing from your MIDI device, and is useful to play
the pad as you adjust the relative Insert FX controls.
7. FX Parameter Controls: This area displays the parameter controls for the selected effect.
Each effect unit has a different range of controls that are to its function. For morespecic
information on the FX and their related controls, refer to the KONTAKT manual available from
the Help menu, or from the Native Instruments website here.
Global FX Overview
The Global FX chain operates on the summed output signal of all Insert FX and Send FX—unless
Bypass Master FX is selected as the output of a sound. The chain is comprised of seven FX
units which act as the processor chain of your signal before the main output. The Global FXnal
process your entire drum kit in the order of their placement in the chain.
Effects in this chain should be applied with the intention of operating on the full drum kit in
its entirety, considering how the effect will impact all drum sounds. Typical applications include
applying a limiter or compressor to the output of your drum kit. A limiter can be used tonal
ensure that the signal level stays below 0 dB to avoid digital clipping, and to increase the overall
perceived volume of the signal. Adding compression to the signal path can add cohesionnal
between various instruments, working like a glue that balances and binds sounds together.
The Global FX contains the following elements and controls:
1. FX Preset Menu: Enables you to save, load and clear your FX unit and FX chain presets. Also
allows you to reset FX units to their default state. For more information see, Managing FX
Presets.
2. FX Tabs Insert FX Global FX Send FX Insert FX: Displays the , and tabs. Select the tab to
display the related controls and parameters for editing.
3. FX Chain: Represents the effects chain i.e., the order of the effects for the selected drum
sound. You can change the order of the effects by clicking + dragging an FX unit left or right.
4. FX Units FX Chain: Represents each effect within the . Switch the effect on and off by clicking
the power button. Use the drop-down menu on the right of each unit to select an effect. The
controls for the selected FX unit are displayed below in the parameter display area. For more
information on each effect, refer to the KONTAKT manual available from the Help menu, or
online at the Native Instruments website .here
5. FX Parameter Controls: This area displays the parameter controls for the selected effect.
Each effect unit has a different range of controls that are to its function. For morespecic
information on the FX and their related controls, refer to the KONTAKT manual available from
the Help menu, or from the Native Instruments website .here
Send FX Overview
In contrast to the Insert FX, the Send FX work in parallel, and only receive signals that you explicitly
send to them from the Send controls for each pad, found in the Kit View.
Four reverb effects and two delay effects are available for selection in the Send FX section.
Reverbs and delays are the most typically used Send effects, as you may want to send different
levels from different instruments but control the device as a single effect unit. The amount of
signal that’s being sent to the effect is called the send level, and the effect’s output level is called
the return level. The Return control is found to the far right of each Send FX unit, and adjusts the
return level for that effect,
The Send FX contains the following elements and controls:
1. FX Preset Menu: Enables you to save, load and clear your FX unit and FX chain presets. Also
allows you to reset FX units to their default state. For more information see, Managing FX
Presets.
2. FX Tabs Insert FX Global FX Send FX Insert FX: Displays the , and tabs. Select the tab to
display the related controls and parameters for editing.
3. FX Units: Represents the two Send FX units. Switch the effect on and off by clicking the power
button. Use the drop-down menu on the right of each unit to select an effect. The controls for
the selected FX unit are displayed below in the parameter display area. For more information
on each effect, refer to the KONTAKT manual available from the Help menu, or online at the
Native Instruments website .here
4. FX Parameter Controls: This area displays the parameter controls for the selected effect.
Each effect unit has a different range of controls that are to its function. For morespecic
information on the FX and their related controls, refer to the KONTAKT manual available from
the Help menu, or from the Native Instruments website .here
Managing FX Presets
While FX settings are automatically saved with each snapshot, the allowsFX Preset Management
you to save FX unit and FX chain presets separately and load them onto other sounds. The menu
also includes a clear function that removes any loaded FX unit or FX chain, and an option to reset
an FX unit to its default values.
The following workflows demonstrate how to save, load, reset and clear your FX units and chains:
Saving an FX Preset
To save an FX preset:
1. Click to enter the FX view.FX
2. Click the FX Preset Management icon in the top left corner.
3. Select or Save FX unit preset... Save FX unit preset...
4. Enter a name for your preset.
5. Click .Save
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