I liked the way you could trigger the slides in the acoustic guitars, and I found the electric guitars to have a really nice sound, especially those using some of the AmpliTube FX. I also liked the guitar sounds, both acoustic and electric. Some of the sounds that stood out to me were the electric and acoustic bass sounds, there are some REALLY great bass instruments in here. There are some really good sounds in here, I found a lot of useful instruments and made a track the first day I installed it. They also included a bunch of fx so you can tweak your sound at will. In addition to sample playback, there’s also 3 different sampling engines, dedicated edit page, and you can even use it as a groove station with it’s included percussion/drum loops and construction kits. Of course it resides on your computer and has over 30GB of sound content. It’s like a general purpose workhorse, similar to the hardware workstations like the Motif, Triton, or Fantoms. It covers all types of sounds from acoustic guitar and bass, to strings, synths, sound fx, drums and more. Think of SampleTank as an instrument workstation for your computer. Back with another reivew for you, this time it’s on the long-anticipated SampleTank 3
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