What Softsampler Do You Use in Live the most
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What Softsampler Do You Use in Live the most
I Know Live is a kick as sampler itself, but what sampler do you use in live
or besides live the most and why.
kontakt, kompakt, intakt, machfive, vsampler, Dicer, phatmatick pro, or what ever you use I just want to know what jobs you go to it for and why it's your main sampler?
peace and thanks in advance for the insight.
or besides live the most and why.
kontakt, kompakt, intakt, machfive, vsampler, Dicer, phatmatick pro, or what ever you use I just want to know what jobs you go to it for and why it's your main sampler?
peace and thanks in advance for the insight.
for the love of Live
I use Sampletank 2 LE loaded with Sonic Synth sounds, and a couple of simple VST VA synths.
I use Live 4 and it's built in instruments for playing and warping the occasional original sample.
I like the simplicity of my setup - it keeps me focused on creating songs instead of getting lost in sound design.
I use Live 4 and it's built in instruments for playing and warping the occasional original sample.
I like the simplicity of my setup - it keeps me focused on creating songs instead of getting lost in sound design.
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sounds good, I guess I should clarify though that I'm reffering to the mangling of samples as opposed to playing multisampled instruments, although if you use it for that too thats cool, but i'm trying to find out 'why' everyones using what they're using to mangle their shit with inside Live and besides live.
for the love of Live
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kontakt, kontakt, kontakt....
i love this sampler. it might be a bit CPU heavy, but the built-in effects sound good, and its modularity enables to completely transform any sound into something else. like putting drive distortion to the max, applying some lo-fi, a drastic filter with it's cutoff LFO-synched to the beat, and here you go, your original sound has disappeared...
but you can do much more subtle stuff. and the possibilities are endless (not to mention the grain synthesis that really opens to another sound world...).
i find kontakt to be the most versatile and accurate sampler, yet with a great sound. but who would be surprised knowing the designers?
i love this sampler. it might be a bit CPU heavy, but the built-in effects sound good, and its modularity enables to completely transform any sound into something else. like putting drive distortion to the max, applying some lo-fi, a drastic filter with it's cutoff LFO-synched to the beat, and here you go, your original sound has disappeared...
but you can do much more subtle stuff. and the possibilities are endless (not to mention the grain synthesis that really opens to another sound world...).
i find kontakt to be the most versatile and accurate sampler, yet with a great sound. but who would be surprised knowing the designers?
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