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EXS24 mkII<br />

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EXS24 mkII overview<br />

EXS24 mkII is a software sampler. It plays back audio files, called samples, that you load into<br />

it. These samples are combined into tuned, organized collections called sampler instruments.<br />

Because sampler instruments are based on audio recordings, they are ideally suited to emulating<br />

real instruments such as guitars, pianos, and drums.<br />

EXS24 mkII lets you play, edit, and create sampler instruments. You can assign the samples in<br />

sampler instruments to specific key and velocity ranges and process them with EXS24 mkII filters<br />

and modulators.<br />

EXS24 mkII offers powerful modulation and editing features and is a flexible synthesizer in<br />

its own right. This enables you to create expressive sounds by using any sample as a basic<br />

synthesizer waveform.<br />

EXS24 mkII can be used as a mono or stereo instrument, or you can route loaded samples to<br />

multiple audio outputs. This enables you to independently process individual drum sounds in a<br />

drum kit, for example.<br />

You can use samples of almost unlimited length in EXS24 mkII by streaming them directly from a<br />

hard disk. This lets you use many of the multigigabyte sample libraries available.<br />

EXS24 mkII provides an extensive library of sampler instruments that includes piano, string, drum,<br />

acoustic and electric guitar, and many other sounds.<br />

The EXS24 mkII native file format—the EXS format—is supported by most sample library<br />

providers. You can also import sampler instruments in the Gigasampler, DLS, and SoundFont2<br />

sample file formats.<br />

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