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10/08/2011

Turn the iPad into a Sampletank!













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Get a sneak peak of the new SampleTank and iRig MIDI interface for iOS in these new videos and audio demos made using only SampleTank sounds. SampleTank and iRig MIDI allow iPhone / iPod touch / iPad users to make pro-quality, record-ready productions on their preferred iOS device. Look for to the shipping announcement soon!




 






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SampleTank is the first professional-quality sound and groove module that puts hundreds of world-class instruments and patterns in your pocket. You can play SampleTank instruments on stage with the iRig MIDI interface and a keyboard or pad controller just as you would with a regular sound or synthesizer module, or you can use the built-in tools to create inspiring, professional-sounding music on the go.









 
 
 









 
Watch iRig MIDI and SampleTank in Action!









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SampleTank instruments give you unmatched realism, sound variety and audio performance - a true premier for the iOS world. For the first time on this platform, hundreds of professional sample-based sounds and patterns can be easily accessed, layered and used for playing live. You can make music anytime and anywhere the inspiration hits you. SampleTank is the most compact sound and groove module ever made.







 
 
 









 
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I love this app! It’s like having a full professional synth workstation on your iPhone. I had to get it when I saw this video: http://youtu.be/IkQ5Q7AzLhU

Lucky for me they have a free version of SampleTank on iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/app/sampletank-free/id464775965?mt=8

Posted by: D | 10/21/2011 at 08:26 PM

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