tokenboomer Posts: 59 Joined: Sun 2:57 pm I know these are a lot of questions but I’d rather ask them than spend a lot of time undoing mistakes. So, if it is sample-based, I would prefer to have those samples stored on the same external SSD that has my SampleTank samples. Ultimately I had to get thumb drive from IK Multimedia to get it installed correctly.Īm I correct in assuming that SampleTron 2, is a stand-alone product that works outside of SampleTank 4? Is it sample or modeling based? The reason I ask is because sample based instruments take a lot more storage space than modeling-based instruments. I’m a little leery of this, because this process did not work well when I initially purchased SampleTank. I'm assuming that I will have to get these by initiating a SampleTank 4 download in IK Product Manager. These are not currently listed in any form in library tab or on my products page in “IK Product Manager”. Most of these appear to be variations on piano sounds (electromagnetic libraries).

There's also the question of the additional content that seems to come with the current offering of SampleTank 4 Max. My concern here is that all of my samples for SampleTank are on an external SSD drive and that’s where I want any additional SampleTank content to be stored. I can also download the product from “IK Product Manager”. It seems to use the Sample Tank 4 engine and if I go into Sampletank 4 and look at the library tab, I see the various components of Syntronic 2 listed but they have download arrows. I was quickly able to update Amplitube 5 to Max and add all of the plugins I was missing from T Racks. To begin with I'll tell you that I already have Sample Tank 4 Max, Amplitube 5, Modo Bass, and the basic T Racks plugin.

I'm a bit confused about some of the download procedures.

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