IKM SampleTank 3 (ST3) Now Available
- Banned
- 1181 posts since 24 Jun, 2014 from Giza Plateau
Demo is the new free? 
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- KVRAF
- 8151 posts since 20 Oct, 2009
We've stated that the demo version will not import. It is a demo of SampleTank 3 so it will come with a small yet representative library and will not import.antithesist wrote:STANK FREE is for ME!Peter - IK Multimedia wrote:There will be a demo version with a smaller but representative sound library too, so you have that option soon.
(and my 50GB+ of Miro+, STXL, Sonic, Moog, Tron and 15 X-Tanks)
Please don't cripple it to less than capable of running these.
Thanks!
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- KVRist
- 155 posts since 30 Jan, 2011 from Canada
Even Goliath, which is a little long I the tooth., at40 gigs is on another level quality wise. Not as many sounds but I for one food could do without 8 (slight) variations of the same sound. I would much rather have 400 very high quality sounds than 4000 or 40000 mediocre ones. If I need to add distortion I can do it on my own. But perhaps I'm speaking as someone who already has too many of these( and every) sounds as it is. For someone who needs a wide selection of sounds in one package the value is defiantly there at its price point. And the interface is simple yet effective. All in all a decent package just not the leap forward I was hoping for.
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I'm Kinda a big Deal
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- KVRAF
- 2448 posts since 12 Sep, 2004
Yes, 4 physical cores, each with hyper threading. As far as the OS and software is concerned, it looks like 8 physical cores. Hyperthreading is a CPU trick of sorts that allows certain types of parallelizable operations to run in parallel on a single physical core. Technically, a hyper threaded single physical core is not the same as two physical cores, but for all practical purposes it's very similar, 4 physical cores + hyper thread is much cheaper than 8 physical cores, and the diff between physical and virtual cores is totally transparent to OS and software. When people talk of hyper threaded i7's (there's an early mobile i7 that's not hyper threaded), it's considered an 8 core processor, with the practical limitations of hyper threading being more of an academic distinction.neverenoughfunk wrote:my i7 machine has 4 physical cores and 4 logical cores... does that make my i7 machine an 8 core machine? i ask because i never heard it referred to as 8 core machine...BBFG# wrote:It is 2 CPUs, each with 8 physical cores, totaling 16 physical cores which show as 32 logical cores.valerian_777 wrote:32 core? Can you please tell me whats the name of the CPU and where to buy it?
In dealing with Windows 7/8, the default is to use all logical cores, but they can be disabled under msconfig in advanced options.
Intel Xeon. But the price has increased about 50% since I bought them and if you're in that market, I would suggest the newer ones available now.
You need to limit that rez, bro.
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- KVRAF
- 9122 posts since 28 Apr, 2013
Cool as I just read an article suggesting to turn off hyper-threading for better DAW usage? I may try that next and see if that helps my 'particular anomaly' with these apps.kbaccki wrote:Yes, 4 physical cores, each with hyper threading. As far as the OS and software is concerned, it looks like 8 physical cores. Hyperthreading is a CPU trick of sorts that allows certain types of parallelizable operations to run in parallel on a single physical core. Technically, a hyper threaded single physical core is not the same as two physical cores, but for all practical purposes it's very similar, 4 physical cores + hyper thread is much cheaper than 8 physical cores, and the diff between physical and virtual cores is totally transparent to OS and software. When people talk of hyper threaded i7's (there's an early mobile i7 that's not hyper threaded), it's considered an 8 core processor, with the practical limitations of hyper threading being more of an academic distinction.neverenoughfunk wrote:my i7 machine has 4 physical cores and 4 logical cores... does that make my i7 machine an 8 core machine? i ask because i never heard it referred to as 8 core machine...BBFG# wrote:It is 2 CPUs, each with 8 physical cores, totaling 16 physical cores which show as 32 logical cores.valerian_777 wrote:32 core? Can you please tell me whats the name of the CPU and where to buy it?
In dealing with Windows 7/8, the default is to use all logical cores, but they can be disabled under msconfig in advanced options.
Intel Xeon. But the price has increased about 50% since I bought them and if you're in that market, I would suggest the newer ones available now.
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- KVRAF
- 9122 posts since 28 Apr, 2013
iLok/PACE.D Midas wrote:Even Goliath, which is a little long I the tooth., at40 gigs is on another level quality wise. Not as many sounds but I for one food could do without 8 (slight) variations of the same sound. I would much rather have 400 very high quality sounds than 4000 or 40000 mediocre ones. If I need to add distortion I can do it on my own. But perhaps I'm speaking as someone who already has too many of these( and every) sounds as it is. For someone who needs a wide selection of sounds in one package the value is defiantly there at its price point. And the interface is simple yet effective. All in all a decent package just not the leap forward I was hoping for.
I just removed UVI off my system and gave the whole account to my nephew. And it didn't even require the dongle that Goliath does...
- KVRAF
- 4749 posts since 15 Jul, 2001 from Holmfirth, West Yorkshire, U.K
is there a way to stop ST3 rescanning the whole library after a new import ?
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- KVRAF
- 10366 posts since 2 Sep, 2003 from Surrey, UK
OK, "Another One" (the Multi / Combi, is listed but are its 3 individual instruments listed in the ST3 browser?UliH wrote:There is no problem in SampleMoog vst 32 bit. I just tried it in Cubase 7.5.2 64 bit.DarkStar wrote:Which Multi / Combi is it?UliH wrote:Does anybody have an error message when loading a SampleMoog Multi. Import and playing of SampleMoog sounds works fine, same seems to be for the Multi import. When I want to load a SampleMoog Multi I get the error message:
Part1 loading issuses
Legacy instrument not available
Part2 loading issuses
Legacy instrument not available
Some Multis are available.
Thanks for any help
Does it load OK in SampleMoog (plug-in or standalone)?
Which instruments does it contain?
Are they in the SampleMoog library and the Imported library?
The error message in ST3 I get when loading e.g. Bass-> Another One, no problem with As Bass (1. and 2. Bass preset)
Another One is listed in the Imported ST3 Presets List in Windows file explorer and ST3 Multi.
It could be worth checking how many SampleMoog instruments there are in the ST3 sub-folder and how many instruments and presets there are in the SampleMoog library.
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- KVRian
- 1392 posts since 28 May, 2008 from Saint Paul, MN
All fair criticisms. Honestly, the lack of modern features, given the long wait and anticipation, is confusingBombadil wrote:10 years in the making? Did anyone check out what other companies have done in the last 10 years, from menu browsing, to things like 'true-legato' intervals? Creating a favourites list, or a rating scheme? Round robin on every instrument? Velocity curves? I wanted to love it, but it just doesn't do it for me.
Well, to be fair, it's nice to have 64-bit and an updated GUI
- KVRAF
- 1728 posts since 21 Sep, 2007 from USA
Regarding my recent experience with the SampleTank 2 import process:blueman wrote:I had system-crashing errors importing these libraries:
Studiophonik (Sonic Reality)
SampleTank Rare Vintage Collection vol. 1 and 2 (Sonic Reality)
Up-tempo Electronica
Sonik Synth 2 (some parts)
The Sonik Synth 2 instruments did import over fine for me without a hitch.
[EDIT: Now that I have the combis available, two of the Sonik Synth 2 combis failed to convert:
Sonik Synth 2/Presets/SS2 Pads/Wheel In Motion.ikmp
Sonik Synth 2/Presets/SS2 Special FX/Modulator Radio MW.ikmp]
However, of my 61+ GB of SampleTank 2 content, I only had problems importing the following five instruments (they all caused ST3 to crash with Windows 8.1 reporting that the program "stopped working"):
Studiophonik/
- Big Room Kit/LdwgKeystn Hats Dir_Rm.sti
- Big Room Kit/LdwgKeystn Snares Dir_Rm.sti
- Prl Kt Sn Toms Mix.sti
- Roger Snares Mix.sti
- 01 Menu Map Grooves UTE/Yeah.sti
So how do I get these five holdouts imported? Can IK Multimedia convert them for me if I e-mail them a link to the files and specify the folder name I want them to be imported to? I noticed that presets fail to load if I move them to a folder other than where originally imported to -- refreshing the database seems to make no difference.
[EDIT: The .IKMP combi files were not stored along with the various ST2 instruments; performing a clean install of Windows 8 many months ago must have wiped them out. I re-installed all of the combis using the individual installer programs. All of them converted except two from Sonik Synth 2.]Where did all my ST2 combis go? The only combis that got converted for me were some I have called "X2 Bonus/Instruments". Should I not have seen some imported from Sonic Synth 2 and others such as SampleMoog, Miroslav, and SampleTron?
By the way, the "Legacy instrument not available" messages do appear for me as well when I try loading various presets -- unfortunately, there are just too many to make a note of which ones are complaining.
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- KVRian
- 1392 posts since 28 May, 2008 from Saint Paul, MN
I've seen this 3 or 4 times now; I expect we will run into again. What's frustrating: it fails to show WHAT instrument is "not available," or how to repair the mutli/combi (e.g. browsing to find the missing instrument).UliH wrote:When I want to load a SampleMoog Multi I get the error message:
Part1 loading issuses
Legacy instrument not available
Part2 loading issuses
Legacy instrument not available
Some Multis are available.
Thanks for any help
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- KVRian
- 1392 posts since 28 May, 2008 from Saint Paul, MN
life == troubleshibidy wrote:I'm sorry that people are having troubles
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- KVRAF
- 9122 posts since 28 Apr, 2013
Just so you know, that ticket was closed out quite awhile ago. There is no open ticket right now as I haven't even received the box version of STank3 and I am hoping this all becomes academic when I install it. It was just to keep you and support techs up to date.Peter - IK Multimedia wrote:...and there are many saying it sounds great. Everyone is entitled to their opinion and opinions here vary too.
BBFG# I'll have support take a look at your ticket and if there is anything that could relate here to your issue I'll have them let you know.
- KVRAF
- 1728 posts since 21 Sep, 2007 from USA
I could not agree with you more. IK Multimedia should change this behavior in a ST3 maintenance update to help us troubleshoot the issue with the missing instruments.blueman wrote:What's frustrating: it fails to show WHAT instrument is "not available," or how to repair the mutli/combi (e.g. browsing to find the missing instrument).
[Core i7 8700 | 32GB DDR4 | Win11 x64 | Studio One 7 Pro | WASAPI ]
