Sampletank 2 XL

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Sampletank 2 XL

• Sampletank 2 XL Features
  
  16 parts multitimbral plug-in sound workstation with layerable parts;
  
  3 synth engines: new STRETCH™, Pitch-shift/Time-stretch, Resampling;
  
  Import WAV, AIFF, SDII, AKAI®, SampleCell® plus native sounds;
  
  256 notes polyphony;
  
  Customizable display colors;
  
  For MacOS®9, MacOS®X, Windows® 2000/XP;
  
  New total sound editing with full access to 50 Synth-Sampler engine controls;


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• Sampletank 2 XL STRETCH™
  
  Multisampled instruments with STRETCH™ (Sampletank® Time REsynthesis TeCHnology);
  
  True glide, bending, staccato and vibrato with an incredibly rich, vibrant and natural quality;
  
  Provides full control over the tempo and tune of the samples;
  
  Unprecedented musical realism with sound banks that are easy to make with just one sample;



• Sampletank 2 XL Sounds
  
  Widest selection of hi-quality playable sounds anywhere;
  
  Includes 8 CDs, more than 1,500 sounds for more than 4.5GB of samples;
  
  A multitude of Bass, Drums, Orchestral, Ethnic, Percussion, Pianos, Strings, Vocals, & more;



• Sampletank 2 XL Effects
  
  32 built-in DSP effects:
  
  EQ/Comp, Reverb, Spring Reverb, Ambience, Reverb Delay, Delay, Filter, Envelope Filter, Multi Filter, Wah-Wah & more;
  
  With 5 effects per instrument channel;
  
  Included are effects from our award winning AmpliTube™ and T-Racks® plug-ins, plus 12 stage phasers, flangers, chorus, delay, reverb, rotary, tremolo;



• Sampletank 2 XL Control
  
  Full Synth Control:
  
  Up to 50 synth engine parameters are now instantly accessible using the friendly interface;
  
  Full Mix Control:
  
  Immediate control over 16 layerable parts;
  
  SOLO, MUTE, VOLUME, PAN, and OUTPUT (8 stereo) selections are available with one click;



• Sampletank 2 XL MIDI Control
  
  Easy to use full MIDI control;
  
  Now responds to MIDI Program change;



• Sampletank 2 XL Loop Sync
  
  For precision and flexibility;
  
  Sync loops to the sequencer or various loop's tempos together in one step;
  
  Single loop BPM can be detected from the name of the instrument,
  
  inserted easily in the keywords, or inserted when a sample is imported