Under PLAY, MULTI mode seems like a novelty to me but maybe somebody will find some use for it. Everything is there to tweak your samples how you want them.
The EDIT mode is where you can edit the samples like using resample, pitch, LFO, sustain, release etc. I actually like the MIX feature because I can change levels to any instrument fast. The MIX mode is laid out like a DAW mixer with all the tools you would expect a mixer to have. Everything in the layout of SampleTank 3 is intuitive so you can find your way around without manual. There are 16 parts where you can load instruments and you can assign midi numbers to parts. Under the PLAY tab you will see all the instruments you can load. I guess IK Multimedia assumed everyone is using a 64bit DAW but if not, there are some work arounds available like jBridge for Mac or Windows. SampleTank 3 is 64bit so if you have a DAW that only does 32bit the plug-in won’t load. If you use SampleTank 3 in a DAW, make sure your DAW is 64bit. Whatever you decided try to up the sample rate so you can hear the total depth of the instruments.
48khz sounds decent but the manual suggests 96khz. The sample banks that come with SampleTank 3 sound good but they sound better if you use a higher sample rate. SampleTank 3 comes with over 43GB of sounds so you should have enough instruments to keep you busy for a long time. You can load your own custom samples or previous SampleTank sample banks if you’re upgrading from an older version of the plug-in. So in a nutshell SampleTank 3 plays samples and it has the tools to make your samples sound perfect. These tabs permit you to swiftly established your SampleTank 3 specifically the way you want it then allows you to save that arrangement as a MULTI for future recall. There are 3 main tabs: PLAY, MIX as well as EDIT. SampleTank 3 offers a remarkably easy to use combined user interface that permits you to scan as well as load the sounds you want quick. You could likewise drag MIDI designs into the timeline of your DAW to play or edit them from there.
It additionally consists of a MIDI sequencer that plays MIDI designs that can be launched by keys on the keyboard or by means of the Global Play button.
SampleTank 3 is a 16-part digital instrument that plays samples of acoustic, electronic as well as electric tools including audio loops of musical performances and also balanced grooves. Sampletank 3 has more features and sounds compared to its predecessor so lets see what it has to offer. Virtual Instruments today are rivaling hardware rompers of the past so I had the opportunity to check out IK Multimedia’s Sampletank 3 to see if the premise is true. Using computers to make music is the standard nowadays and with the access to faster processors, larger memory and vast hard disk space makes having a virtual instruments a main stay.
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