The sheer volume of effects is similarly impressive, with 55 excellent processors extracted from IK's T-RackS and AmpliTube suites, including six amp simulations, 14 modulation processors and a range of classic emulations such as the Vintage EQ-1A EQ and Black 76 compressor. In terms of numbers, what all of this amounts to is over 4000 Instruments in 21 categories, more than 2500 audio Loops and over 2000 categorised MIDI files. "ROMpler-generated guitars often sound weak, but here the electric patches are remarkably convincing" You can adjust the velocity Intensity and Quantise settings of loaded patterns, and drag them into your DAW arrangement as MIDI clips. Patterns get their own tab in the Play page browser, where they're categorised much like the Instruments.
There are five insert effects slots per Instrument, as well as on each Auxiliary return and the Master output.Įach Multi Part can also include up to 128 MIDI patterns, assigned to individual notes/keys for triggering.
Sets of Parts are combined in Multis (import of old SampleTank Combis is supported), each including four auxiliary effects sends (via the Mix page), and groups of which can be controlled via the new Live mode (see Live Sets). The action is now spread across three main windows (Play, Mix and Edit), each containing further sub-pages as required. "The sheer volume of effects is impressive, with 55 excellent processors extracted from IK's T-RackS and AmpliTube suites" However, beyond that, it's a whole new ball game, with a brand new engine and a redesigned interface. Just like its predecessor, at the fundamental level, SampleTank 3 works like a traditional multitimbral synth/sampler, with Instruments loaded into each of its 16 independently triggered Parts. Now based on 33GB of sample content, 25GB of which is new, it greatly improves on the previous version while maintaining compatibility with old patches (you can import all your 'Powered by SampleTank' libraries).
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