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Introduction 27
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• am-track SE: High-quality tape machine sound emulation makes
typical aspects of the large, saturated sound characteristics of
magnetic recordings a digital-quality reality.
MIDI integration
Samplitude 11 Producer helps you arrange, load, record, edit, and
play MIDI data just as easily as audio data. You can combine wave
sound files with MIDI files for controlling the sound chip on your
sound card or VST instrument plug-ins or external synthesizers, and
then arrange everything together.
For MIDI recordings and editing you can use the extensive MIDI editor
with piano roll, drum editor, velocity/controller editor, and event list.
MIDI object recording can be started directly from the arranger by
setting the recording mode in the track box to MIDI.
Multitrack recorder (MR-64)
The multitrack recorder (MR-64) looks like a hardware mixer and can
also be operated in the same way. It can also be launched as an
alternative to the current mixer interface to make multitrack
recordings just like with a real mixer. The MR-64 unites the
advantages of the analog look with digital technology: realistic
appearance, direct workflows, and familiar functionality.
Soundpool manager
The Soundpool manager helps control, preview, and load MAGIX
Soundpool loops. Hundreds of loops are included, and many more
can be found at Catooh. The loops are categorized into "styles" (e.g.
ambient, dance, hip hop, rock, etc.) and "instruments" (e.g. drums,
bass, guitars, etc.). The name of the loop file also informs you about
the kind of sound you can expect. Every loop can be previewed by
clicking it. Monitoring is adjusted to the loops in the arranger. For
example, first a framework of bass and drums is constructed and
then played back in a loop, and as you search for the right guitar
sounds in the Soundpool manager, the monitoring will be matched
with the drum loop. Every loop can be loaded into the arranger by
dragging it or by double clicking. The Soundpool manager can be
launched via the "Manager (see page 277)" button.