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KONTAKT: THE INDUSTRY STANDARD

It’s perfectly feasible to get yourself fully immersed in the world of resampling without actually resorting to working with a dedicated sampler at all. All self-respecting DAWs allow for audio to be processed and recaptured in all kinds of ways. However, if you prefer the idea of being able to trigger your sounds from a keyboard, let alone layering several at once for

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