Samplebase Upgrades Satellite
Apr 7, 2008 1:17 PM
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Samplebase announces a key enhancement to the free version of its downloadable sample-synth player. Satellite users may now import their own WAV, AIFF, and REX files; this ability was only offered previously to Satellite Pro users. While users still need Satellite Pro to get more advanced sample-editing functions and access to synth parameters, the new free version of Satellite lets you import your own sounds and create quick menus or loop patches, with access to all of Satellite’s tempo sync, time and pitch-stretching functions.
Satellite Free users may load up to 16 loops at one time and, with one click, have them auto-assigned across the keyboard, either chromatically or on the white keys only.
Satellite is a VST/Audio Units plug-in for PC and Mac systems, and it’s also available as a stand-alone program. Satellite is free for all registered users of Samplebase, and comes with a free Ignition SoundBlock that features sounds from various Samplebase SoundBlocks.
For additional information, visit www.samplebase.com. For more new-product announcements, visit blog.emusician.com/briefingroom/.
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