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\uffe5Bring your musical vision to life. Compose, record, mix and master. Use innovative tools and object-oriented workflows to create complex arrangements. Choose from a wide selection of essential sound tools to prepare your songs for the stage. Discover Samplitude Music Studio. Everything a musician needs.<\/p>\n
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One-of-a-kind editing<\/strong>
Cut and arrange your recordings easily and efficiently. Each clip can be assigned its own plugins, EQ and time\/pitch settings in the object editor, which reduces the number of tracks and makes automation easier.<\/p>\n
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Step on in and start recording Instruments & Sounds<\/strong>
With Samplitude Music Studio you can start composing and arranging full songs right away. Take advantage of 26 adjustable virtual instruments and 8 Soundpools, each with hundreds of professional samples.<\/p>\n
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Wind instruments<\/strong>
From classic to compact: Woodwinds are a great way to give your melodies a distinctive sound. More stacks for your tracks \u2013 add rhythmic accents with punchy brass instruments.<\/p>\n
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Drums & Percussion<\/strong>
Create the right groove with pop drums and electronic beats. Add some color to your arrangements with exotic percussion instruments.<\/p>\n
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Vocals<\/strong>
To sing, or to have sung, that is not the question. Use virtual voices for broad backing vocals or attention-grabbing lead accents.<\/p>\n
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Synthesizer<\/strong>
Use virtual synths to create powerful bass sounds, floating soundscapes and catchy leads. Or simply experiment to see what kinds of sounds you can create.<\/p>\n
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Strings & Folklore<\/strong>
These strings span styles and continents \u2013 from the jazz of New Orleans to traditional Russian music, and from solemn melodies to songs that cut straight to the bone.<\/p>\n
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Orchestra Sounds<\/strong>
A cello, a range of pianos, and a complete orchestra: bring the sound of the concert hall into your home studio.<\/p>\n
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Impressive New Features<\/strong>
When your arrangements are set and everyone knows what to do, it\u2019s the details that set a true performance apart from just another practice session. Discover the latest features in Music Studio 2021 to perfect your sound.<\/p>\n
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NEW! Tempo track<\/strong>
A dedicated track that provides central control over time signature and BPM. Add automated transitions between slower and faster parts to create tension-packed arrangements.<\/p>\n
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NEW! Automation Shapes<\/strong>
Create custom automation curves with flowing lines and no sharp edges. Create smooth transitions between points in the automation curve by means of flexible curve types.
NEW! WaveColor<\/strong>
WaveColor represents sound character and pitch as a color gradient and color saturation inside the waveform. This makes it easy to spot instances of noise in your audio tracks, even before you listen to them.<\/p>\n
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System Requirements:<\/strong>
\u2013 Windows 8, Windows 10 (32-bit or 64-bit version)
\u2013 Processor: Dual core processor with 1.5 GHz
\u2013 RAM: 2 GB (32-Bit), 4 GB (64-Bit)
\u2013 Graphics card: Onboard, minimum resolution 1280 x 768
\u2013 Available drive space: 2 GB for program installation (10 GB recommended)
\u2013 Sound card: Onboard (ASIO compatible sound card recommended)
\u2013 Program languages: English, Deutsch<\/p>\n
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