One feature I like is that with each drum pattern there are 6 secondary patterns (with things like rolls) that can be accessed by pushing the piano keys around C0. For example, a pattern could be drums, bass, piano, synth. These can easily be layered into four parts and saved.

If not, they definitely come free when you register any IK interface.įinally, if you want to do patterns, it comes with a ton of Midi patterns that can be attached to all of its instruments and all its drum kits. Use it with your favorite AU host apps such as GarageBand, Cubasis, AUM, Beatmaker, Auria and more. There is a hip-hop collection of sounds called The Grid that used to be $10 but I think it comes with the app now. SampleTron 2 for iPad works as a standalone app or as an AUv3 instrument plug-in. Finally,there are additional sounds that can only be gotten free when you register your IK product.

These all normally cost $20, but in the current sale they are $10. You can also add a Sonik Synth Collection (300 sounds), a SampleMoog collection, and the Miroslav Philharmonik, if you do classical.

If Sampletank in either Song mode or Live mode receives CC82 in Midi Learn (Rock B Speed held down and pulsing red square on) it simply defaults to 0. The SampleTank sounds in their computer versions have always been highly regarded, and they are the same here. Sampletank ios (brand new) on my iPad 2018 (brand new) does not always respond correctly to Midi Learn either.

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