Which support for hydrogen kits?

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I see here some drumkits https://github.com/LMMS/hydrogen-drumkits
But how to load it?

I can load only mmp/mmpz files.
Drag-n-drop. this xml file not work.
and second question

is lmms have support for h2drumkit files?
In respect to hydrogen, There is no native usage of hg-files, in lmms.
i have just copied the samples to the folder where i have all other samples, then i use them as any other sample.

What format has these h2drumkit?
Are they copyrighted? (Have you read the eua?
Can you point me to one?
in example i see new file here http://sourceforge.net/projects/hydroge ... libraries/
ForzeeStereo.h2drumkit
and other files not present here https://github.com/LMMS/hydrogen-drumkits

i know it just some archive file - and i can extract it but lost extra info

meybe exists some tool for converting *.h2drumkit to lmms?

and what about this?
https://github.com/LMMS/hydrogen-drumkits
i see some xml files how to load this to lmms ?
i believe that those are drumkits you can import to hydrogern, and then export as midi. These midi files can then be imported to lmms, and you should be able to use the hydrogen samples, with the midi. Buty i must admit, i have never tried to do this, and i do not know how well it works. It was a 0.4.x thing. Not sure if it made it across 1.0..
The old Q/A says:
Q: How do I Import a drums beat I'd made in Hydrogen?
A: As of LMMS 0.4.14, you can import you Hydrogen file directly into LMMS. If you exported it as a MIDI, it can be easily imported with Project->Import. Remember to specify a SoundFont file! If on the other hand, you exported it to WAV, you'll have to use the AudioFileProcessor plugin and import it from there. You can import your MIDI the same way too.
On Linux I can extract the samples from the file ForzeeStereo.h2drumkit, and copy them into the samples folder of lmms.
Then I just use the files with the audio file processor.

An easier way might be to install the file in hydrogen, and then find the folder were hydrogen keeps the samples, and just copy them to a lmms folder.

If on windows winzip can't do this try winrar. On linux just try the compressed file extractor that come with you're distro.
For me that's called ark.
i know i use this files as single samples without problem

but there is multilayered drumkits
https://github.com/LMMS/hydrogen-drumki ... rumkit.xml

so i can't use that mutlilayer info in LMMS, right?

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 <instrument>
            <id>6</id>
            <name>Snare 1</name>
            <volume>0.35</volume>
            <isMuted>false</isMuted>
            <isLocked>false</isLocked>
            <pan_L>1</pan_L>
            <pan_R>1</pan_R>
            <randomPitchFactor>0.15</randomPitchFactor>
            <gain>1</gain>
            <filterActive>false</filterActive>
            <filterCutoff>1</filterCutoff>
            <filterResonance>0</filterResonance>
            <Attack>0</Attack>
            <Decay>0</Decay>
            <Sustain>1</Sustain>
            <Release>1000</Release>
            <exclude />
            <layer>
                <filename>16298_ltibbits_snare_1_high_vol.wav</filename>
                <min>0.5</min>
                <max>1</max>
                <gain>0.6</gain>
                <pitch>0</pitch>
            </layer>
            <layer>
                <filename>16299_ltibbits_snare_1_low_vol.wav</filename>
                <min>0</min>
                <max>0.5</max>
                <gain>5</gain>
                <pitch>0</pitch>
            </layer>
        </instrument>
i must admit that i dont know hydrogen at all, nor does i have it installed, but does it not have an option for saving-to-midi?
It would be quite interesting to see, how lmms would threat such a midi-file, when it is imported as midi !
I can confirm that you can export to midi.
No no no
I am talking about only using hydrogen drumkits in lmms, not producing projects in hydrogen

ok, i will try to convert some multilayered kits, drumkit.xml to sfz then