I didn't realize at the time what a 'gift' this is. Cubasis imported the file and just played it correctly with the right sample assignments per track. I got something reasonable with the default sounds in Cubasis 2.5. I'm trying to render a MIDI file of a Beethoven Symphony. Just checked and iSymphonic only comes with 25 sounds, MP comes with 140 Ryan, I know it's a big job putting out the fires said:Ĭan anyone give thoughts on the Miroslav sounds vs iSymphonic? NOTE: If I got any of this wrong, I apologize in advance. Hey, IK Multimedia, did you guys invent IAP's? You know they're like crack right? PS - Syntronik kiss ass for those that really don't want to tweak knobs but just dial-up amazing sounds for their projects. I'm going to keep this on the front page and encourage everyone to show these folks the respect they deserve as pioneers of the platform we all dearly love because it makes technology affordable and frankly pretty damn cool too. If you think this product has had it's day you might not be using a refurb'ed iPad 2 or iPod running IOS 9 as your only options to participate due to money. These guys (started by 2 guys in Modena, Italy) compete with Korg and other music behemoths to solve problems musicians have and deserve some respect on this forum for their contributions to the IOS platform and marketplace. It still works there along with iGrand, iLectric Piano, etc. My iPad 2 w 12GB total thanks you for that. Nothing else comes close to the complete list of instruments.ĭoes it have multi-gigabyte sample libraries? No. We wouldn't have the current crop of music tools we have without SampleTank proving the viability of emulating instruments on a cell phone.Īt $10 for the product and $20 for the Miroslav Philharmonic 2 product (which includes all the sounds of MP1 by the way) you have a workable orchestra product for $30. Would computing be the same without the Apple-II making it a consumer product at a price families could afford? Many have copied their approach for a realtime DJ ready music creation tools. After 17 years it's still a relevant and effective music making tool for Desktop and IOS users. SampleTank is the Apple-II of virtual instrument plug-ins created in 2001. SampleTank has really taken a PR beating on this forum and it breaks my heart.

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