It's a lot more expensive than a half-price upgrade to ST4, but Omnisphere, the expansions that are continually being released for it, and the fact that it's a synthesizer, are more in tune with my specific needs. At 260 GB, I'd no doubt find every sound I'd want for my pop productions, but at the cost of filling my hard drive up with 259 GB of samples I'd never use. Pitch bend & mod wheel, four assignable knobs, octave and preset up/down controls. New headphone output, stand-alone operation, and MIDI I/O. SampleTank 4 SE: con 30 GB y 2. This is why I have not upgraded to ST4 Max. Features specific to the iRig Keys 2 Pro: 37 full-sized keys - these larger keys are ideal for more professional users. SampleTank 4 puede funcionar como programa autónomo o como plugin para macOS y Windows (AAX, VST 3, AU) y está disponible en tres versiones. I own a lot of deeply-sampled, dedicated libraries for horns, guitars, orchestral, ethnic, and other acoustic instruments, so it's very unlikely I'd use SampleTank or any other all-in-one library for those purposes. It's for that reason that a SampleTank Max library is like the Omnisphere of romplers.

Sometimes I just need a certain sound, and SampleTank will have it. It always finds its way into all of my pop-oriented productions, often working alongside various soft synths. I have SampleTank 2.5 XL (which I guess is the equivalent of 'ST2 Max') which I play through the ST3 engine. The SampleTank 1.1 update adds a 4-track MIDI recorder that enables the mobile musician to record beats, grooves or complete songs anytime and everywhere.

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