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2021 is here and we are looking forward to new sampling adventures!

We would like to thank all users for supporting us, big cheers to you! Thank you for your samples, for your ideas and feedback in 2020, much appreciated!

We are working on incorporating the most desired features in the next update and you will be informed within SampleRobot as soon as it is available.

Over the last months a couple of new videos were published on how to work with SampleRobot. Many thanks to @yamahasynths, @misutrax and @loopopmusic for producing them and showing insights.

Also a huge thanks to all SampleRobot users for reaching out with feature ideas for upcoming updates, much appreciated!

It was nice to hear that author Jason Buchwald from musicplayers.com has reviewed SampleRobot Montage. With a total rating of 3.6 out of 4 stars SampleRobot Montage is outstanding in the author's opinion and received the WIHO - Wish I Had One Award.

"Bottom line: SampleRobot 6 for Montage is fantastic!"

Recently we started an inquiry about user sampling projects realized with the help of SampleRobot. Jan @jupiterbyjay captured the charme, richness and power of the original Roland Jupiter-8 and brought it to life within HALion and Kontakt. There is a free 2GB sample instrument to demo the full sample set. Check it out! Jan is pretty busy creating new samples and plans a release for Bitwig studio later this year.

Positive news was quite rare the last weeks, so we are surprised and very happy to hear that musician and long-time SampleRobot user Juergen Koehler produced a series of free sampling tutorials. How can one turn a hardware synthesizer into a software instrument and how to use it in Kontakt,  EXS24 or a Kronos?

Very glad to hear that Riccardo Gerbi from SM Strumenti Musicali likes the workflow of SampleRobot with the Project Wizard, the speed when sampling and the quality of the results. It is "The sampling with one click". SampleRobot reaches a rating of 8.3 out of 10.

Hope you had a great start in 2020. All the best wishes for a musical new year.

It is with pleasure to see this new video from long-time SampleRobot user Jürgen Moßgraber. In this video Jürgen focuses on the Bitwig export and also on the offline bouncing option when sampling plugins. Thanks very much for taking the time to show this to other people, appreciated!

Now the SampleRobot 6.5 Pro update is finally available from the SampleRobot website. This is a large update. We expanded on the export functionality and included 3 new multisample formats: Sequential Prophet-X, Bitwig Studio and Synthstrom deluge. With the new offline bouncing option the rendering of the samples in the included VST2 host is done with full processor speed. We want to give you the best sampling experience on the market.

Due to the included VST2 host SampleRobot Pro is capable of sampling all kinds of plugins directly without the help of additional virtual cables. But what if you would like to sample a software instrument that is only available for one special DAW and cannot be loaded as a standard VST plugin? SampleRobot can do this job as well.

SampleRobot is designed to capture instrumental sounds in fine detail. You can use it to create sample-based instruments with up to 128 levels of velocity. Even if you don't use up all the layers velocity-sensitivity adds liveliness to every sound. Here is how to do.

Now you can learn more about the automatic loop detection and semi-automatic recording mode in SampleRobot. Have a look at our new video. We have recorded a drum loop from a deluge synthesizer/sampler/sequencer directly into SampleRobot.

SampleRobot 6 has been reviewed by Marco Scherer from German Beat magazine in issue 2019/06. We are very glad that the author and the Beat team are taken with the new version of SampleRobot and awarded it with a "Beat recommendation".