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Sound Libraries & Sampling

Sampling technology is no longer restricted to large studios!
Sound Libraries & Sampling
Overview
  1. 1. Introduction
  2. 2. What is Sampling?
  3. 3. The History
  4. 4. Hardware or Software?
  5. 5. Types and Formats
  6. 6. Pro & Cons
  7. 7. Conclusion
  8. 8. Hotdeals

1. Introduction

Welcome to our Sound Libraries Online Advisor.

In an ideal world, many musicians would prefer to create sounds from scratch by recording and shaping their own samples, but with the increasing pressure of reduced project times and demands for higher quality, this is often unrealistic.

There is a massive and ever-expanding range of sound libraries available today, fuelled by the growing requirements of producers, musicians and creative professionals who are constantly on the hunt for new sounds. This guide aims to explain the basics surrounding sampling, sound libraries and their use.

Our online advisor extends to several pages - you can jump from section to section using the index below or use the navigation at the bottom of each page.

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