Those two had to be split up for a variety of reasons. One of the main reasons is that in SampleTank there's the menu maps and slices so the size was over and the other reason often has to do with the royalties we pay to artists sometimes.Toxie wrote:pheeleep, you are the man! Thanks for the heads up, but from what it sounds like from others, having the loops in both formats is not a total waste. In fact, I was thinking I would use the RAW loops less because the way they are grouped in the Xpansion Tanks is more conducive to access & discovery (playability, basically). Good find, though!pheeleep wrote:BEWARE.
If you already own the R.A.W Trip Hop library, do not get the Down Tempo Electronica loops.
If you already own the R.A.W Drum and Bass library, do not get the UpTempo Electronica loops.
The R.A.W packs have the same sounds and more..
This is a bummer for me. Had I know, I would not have gotten these 2 Loop librairies. I wish they had been named "Trip Hop loops" and "Drum and Bass loops" to match the R.A.W library titles.
But that's my only disappointment. Other than that, I am very happy with everything else. I do feel that I now have 2 useless librairies though.. I much prefer using the R.A.W ones (which I can slice myself using slicex)...
However, this is true that they are useful in SampleTank in a different way... and this is mainly a SAMPLETANK group buy... not a RAW group buy. Since Rex cannot be imported into SampleTank to get you slices and midi this is a nice way to have it! Advantages of it are huge... zone editing per slice being one of the main ones. Playing the slices as instruments being another - interesting results! Creativity... and for the relative price of what? $7 each? Plus the extra free one... not much room to complain REALLY is there?

