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I recently learned that for metric, the tap drill size is the nominal diameter minus the pitch. E.g. For an M4 X 0.7 thread, the tap drill is 4-0.7=3.3. So that was an easy catch.
A lot of orchestral/cinematic sample libraries run in Kontakt Player or even require Kontakt. So deciding between Kontakt and Kontakt Player depends on which sample libraries you have or want to get in the future. When it comes to Komplete Kontrol, i use it for browsing through my sounds.
Fun tip: you don’t need a tap drill chart for metric, just subtract the module from the major. M5 X 0.8; 5-0.8 = 4.2 <— there’s your drill size. I know the same can be done with imperial threads, but it gets into calculator territory (or at least pencil and paper).
Now that Kontakt 6 is out, I'm wondering how people feel about it compared to Kontakt 5. Is it pretty much the same, or have there been any significant changes? Does it affect performance differently? Are there any new modules that you find worthwhile?
A good standard/metric tap drill chart would be a good place to start. As others have mentioned, fractional/letter/number drills will cover a lot of the metric sizes!
All the basic preferred metric coarse tap drills are in a standard metric 0.5mm rise drill index, except M4 which you can use a 1/8” drill for, and M5 which uses 11/64”. Metric fine threads are rarely encountered.
Funnily enough often the best tapping drill size for metric threads is an imperial drill size. Also 75% threadform is plenty for general engineering.
