IK Multimedia Total Workstation Plug In Bundle
The Total Workstation Plug In Bundle by IK Multimedia is a collection of 3 award-winning virtual instrument workstations covering every style of music. Powered by SampleTank’s advanced sample technology, built-in DSP and easy to use interfaces. This collection offers the widest variety of high-quality sample-based instruments with more than 8,000 (21.5GB) sounds covering every instrument category. Includes: SampleTank 2.5 XL Sample Workstation; Sonik Synth 2 Synth Workstation; Miroslav Philharmonik Orchestral Workstation.
SampleTank 2.5 XL Sample Workstation
• 16 part multitimbral plug-in sample workstation with layerable parts
• 6.5 GB of samples and more than 1,800 patches included
• 3 synth engines: new STRETCH™, Pitch-shift / Time-stretch, Resampling
• 33 built-in DSP effects, 5 effects per part
• Loop sync and time/pitch manipulation
• Import WAV, AIFF, SDII, AKAI®, SampleCell® plus native sounds
Sonik Synth 2 Synth Workstation
• 16 part multitimbral sample-based synth workstation
• Unprecedented workstation soundset
• Over 5,000 sounds and 8 GB of samples
• 3 synth engines: new STRETCH™, Pitch-shift / Time-stretch, Resampling
• Built in 32 DSP effects, 5 per instrument
• The largest collection of vintage synths ever assembled into one product
• Sounds compatible with SampleTank® 2
Miroslav Philharmonik Orchestral Workstation
• 16 part multitimbral sample-based orchestral workstation
• Over 1,300 sounds and 7 GB of samples
• Includes the original Miroslav Vitous Symphonic Orchestra & Choir samples
• 3 synth engines: new STRETCH™, Pitch-shift / Time-stretch, Resampling
• 20 Classic DSP effects, 4 per instrument
• Easy to use classical music-oriented parameters
System Requirements
Macintosh
Minimal: 866 MHz Power Macintosh® G4, 512 MB of RAM, Mac OSX 10.3.9 or later, free USB port, 21.5 GB of hard drive space for all samples.
Windows
Minimal: Pentium® 1 GHz / Athlon™ XP 1.3 GHz, 512 MB of RAM, Windows® XP, free USB port, 21.5 GB of hard drive space for all samples.
