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As production software became increasingly powerful throughout the ’90s and ’00s, hardware samplers and sequencers began to look obsolete. Why would anyone want to work with a limited and expensive piece of equipment when soft samplers offered vastly superior sampling capacity, increased polyphony and total recall of projects? By 2010, production hardware

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