Puremagnetik Releases PM-200 Electronic Piano Micropak
Jul 19, 2007 4:26 PM
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Puremagnetik has released the PM-200 Electronic Piano Micropak for Live 6, Kontakt 2, and EXS24. The PM-200 is a multivelocity instrument aimed at recapturing the classic Wurlitzer 200A's character and tone, including the mechanical noises of the keys. The included loop library contains over 30 riffs and phrases, which are organized into Apple Loops, Live Clips, and Kontakt instruments, depending on the your host sampler.
The Live Pack version includes the complete PM-200 multisampled instrument (in both full and light configurations) customized for Ableton Sampler. Both instruments have been Macro-mapped with modulations and multiple effect options, and the included loop library is automatically imported into Ableton's library as Live Clips.
The Kontakt 2 version of PM-200 includes a customized skin and KSP scripting, with both full and light PM-200 instruments included. Audio loops in .nki format can be loaded up in Kontakt 2 for instant session tempo sync without timestretching or compressing.
The Logic/OS X version of PM-200 is compatible across many OS X native production environments, including Logic, Garageband, and Final Cut Pro. Both the PM-200 instruments for EXS24 and Apple Loops can be integrated into many OS X multimedia applications.
For more information, visit www.puremagnetik.com.
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