SampleRobot 3 by SKYLIFE, audio sampling software

SKYLIFE has announced SampleRobot 3, the audio sampling software solution for musicians and sound designers.

New in SampleRobot 3

VST + AU Software Sampler included: Cakewalk Dimension LE, now you are able to play your created instruments right away in your favourite sequencer environment.
Clever Export Bridge, SampleRobot exports all samples (incl. mapping, release-samples and crossfades) directly to the preset list of Dimension LE.
WaveRobot 3, whenever you need to find smooth loop transitions in a sample, WaveRobot 3 will do the job for you.
Graphical Loop Overlay in WaveRobot, overlay the dedicated regions in all zoom settings and create smooth loops with ease.
Autogain Crossfades, can compensate phase problems and optimize the level in the crossfade area.
Graphical Adjustment of Sample Ranges, can be adjusted manually using the new Key-Sample Range Selectors. Mapping samples is now a lot more flexible.
Project Wizard, guides you step by step to get professional samples.
Project Auto Loader, specify sampling projects that you would like to load automatically at program start.
Autoload Sample into WaveRobot / NLR, you will never lose the overview.
Semi-transparent Key-Info Window, roll the mouse pointer over Key-Samples on SampleRobot’s Virtual Keyboard to display all important information about this sample immediately.
New Export Formats, Cakewalk Dimension (*.prog) and Wav (loop only).
Adjustable Micro-Fades, a new export option that can render micro-fades into all exported samples at Note-In and Note-Out as well as Release-In and Release-Out.
Lots more…

SampleRobot 3 will be presented at the NAMM Show in Anaheim, California, from the 17th to the 20th of January 2008.

Visit the SampleRobot website for more information.

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Ronnie

17 years ago

So true!

That’s why I love plug-ins with sane randomize options. Ugo’s Element of Surprise is a good example. Pretty much no controls, just keep clicking on the light bulb until you hear something you like.

Not very useful if you’re looking for a particular sound, but lots of fun and inspirational otherwise.

Looza

Sometimes it’s better not to know and just have fun. :)
Just like f.e. pixelpop or crazyivan.

Want to know what’s going on behind the scenes?

de la Mancha explains:

freq show analyses the audio input and uses 2 audio oscillators to recreate it.
– A and B are the oscillator waveforms.
– mode is the method for modulation of A & B (sum, diff, ring mod, phase distort etc).
– the xy pad controls how much modulation (mod) and the wet/dry mix (mix).

There, now you know what you’re doing!