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IK Multimedia Sampletank 2.5.2.XL.VSTi.DXI (TOP Full Library (2 DVD 64 Bit

How to Use IK Multimedia Sampletank 2.5.2 XL VSTi DXI with Full Library on 64-bit Systems

If you are looking for a powerful and versatile sound module plugin that can load multiple instances, import various sample formats, and create your own user presets, you might want to check out IK Multimedia Sampletank 2.5.2 XL VSTi DXI. This plugin is a full-featured version of Sampletank 2.5, with a 500 MB specially selected samples library that covers a wide range of instruments and genres.

IK Multimedia Sampletank 2.5.2.XL.VSTi.DXI (Full Library (2 DVD 64 bit

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In this article, we will show you how to use IK Multimedia Sampletank 2.5.2 XL VSTi DXI with full library on 64-bit systems, such as Windows 10 or macOS Catalina. We will cover the following topics:

How to install and register the plugin and the library

How to load and play sounds using the plugin interface

How to use the synth engines and the effects section

How to import and create your own sounds and presets

How to install and register the plugin and the library

To install and register IK Multimedia Sampletank 2.5.2 XL VSTi DXI, you will need to download the installer from the official website or from a trusted torrent site. The installer contains both the plugin and the full library, which are divided into two DVDs. You will also need a serial number, which you can obtain by purchasing the product or by using a keygen.

Once you have downloaded the installer and obtained the serial number, follow these steps:

Run the installer and follow the instructions on the screen.

When prompted, enter your serial number and click Next.

Select the destination folder for the plugin and click Next.

Select the destination folder for the library and click Next.

Wait for the installation to complete and click Finish.

Launch your DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) of choice and scan for new plugins.

Open IK Multimedia Sampletank 2.5.2 XL VSTi DXI as a plugin in your DAW.

Click on the Registration button on the top right corner of the plugin interface.

Enter your serial number again and click Register.

You are now ready to use IK Multimedia Sampletank 2.5.2 XL VSTi DXI with full library on your 64-bit system.

How to load and play sounds using the plugin interface

After you have installed and registered IK Multimedia Sampletank 2.5.2 XL VSTi DXI, you can start loading and playing sounds using the plugin interface. The interface consists of four main sections: the Part View, the Instrument Browser, the Edit View, and the Mixer View.

The Part View shows the 16 parts that you can use to layer and mix different sounds. Each part has its own volume, pan, mute, solo, output, MIDI channel, and polyphony settings. You can also assign a name and a color to each part for easy identification.

The Instrument Browser lets you browse and load sounds from the full library or from any other SampleTank format sound modules or Xpansion Tank 2 sounds that you have installed. You can search by category, subcategory, instrument name, or keyword. You can also create your own custom categories and favorites for quick access.

The Edit View allows you to edit the parameters of each sound using three synth engines: STRETCH, Pitch-shift/Time-stretch, and Resampling. You can adjust the pitch, filter, envelope, LFO, velocity, and modulation settings of each sound. You can also use the Macro controls to tweak multiple parameters at once.

The Mixer View gives you control over the effects and the master output of each part. You can insert up to five effects per part from a selection of 33 built-in DSP effects derived from audio processors like T-RackS and AmpliTube. You can also send each part to one of five send effects and adjust the master effects. You can save and recall your own effect presets and chains.

To load and play sounds using the plugin interface, follow these steps:

Open IK Multimedia Sampletank 2.5.2 XL VSTi DXI as a plugin in your DAW.

Click on the Instrument Browser button on the top left corner of the plugin interface.

Select a category and a subcategory from the drop-down menus on the left side of the Instrument Browser.

Scroll through the list of sounds on the right side of the Instrument Browser and click on the one that you want to load.

The sound will be loaded into the first available part in the Part View. You can change the part number by clicking on it and selecting a different one from the pop-up menu.

You can now play the sound using your MIDI keyboard or controller. You can also use your mouse to click on the virtual keyboard at the bottom of the plugin interface.

You can repeat steps 3 to 6 to load more sounds into different parts.

You can switch between the Part View, the Edit View, and the Mixer View by clicking on their respective buttons on the top right corner of the plugin interface.

You can edit, effect, and mix each sound using the parameters and controls in each view.

You can save your settings as a user preset by clicking on the Save button on the top right corner of the plugin interface.

How to use the synth engines and the effects section

One of the most powerful features of IK Multimedia Sampletank 2.5.2 XL VSTi DXI is the ability to use three different synth engines to manipulate the sounds and create new ones. The synth engines are: STRETCH, Pitch-shift/Time-stretch, and Resampling.

STRETCH stands for SampleTank Time REsynthesis TeCHnology. It is a formant-preserving pitch-shift/time-stretch engine that allows you to change the pitch and the tempo of any sound without affecting its original timbre and quality. You can use STRETCH to create realistic transpositions, tempo variations, harmonizations, and sound design effects.

Pitch-shift/Time-stretch is a polyphonic engine that allows you to change the pitch and the tempo of any sound independently. You can use Pitch-shift/Time-stretch to create extreme pitch and time modifications, such as chipmunk voices, slow-motion sounds, reverse playback, and more.

Resampling is an engine that allows you to change the sample rate and the bit depth of any sound. You can use Resampling to create lo-fi effects, such as aliasing, distortion, noise, and bit-crushing.

To use the synth engines, follow these steps:

Open IK Multimedia Sampletank 2.5.2 XL VSTi DXI as a plugin in your DAW.

Load a sound into a part using the Instrument Browser.

Click on the Edit View button on the top right corner of the plugin interface.

Select the part that you want to edit by clicking on its number on the left side of the Edit View.

Select the synth engine that you want to use by clicking on its name on the top of the Edit View.

Adjust the parameters of the synth engine using the knobs and sliders on the bottom of the Edit View.

You can also use the Macro controls on the right side of the Edit View to tweak multiple parameters at once.

You can save your settings as a user preset by clicking on the Save button on the top right corner of the plugin interface.

In addition to the synth engines, IK Multimedia Sampletank 2.5.2 XL VSTi DXI also offers a powerful multi-effects section that allows you to add up to five insert effects per part, five send effects, and master effects. The effects are derived from audio processors like T-RackS and AmpliTube, and include reverb, delay, chorus, flanger, phaser, distortion, compression, EQ, filter, modulation, and more.

To use the effects section, follow these steps:

Open IK Multimedia Sampletank 2.5.2 XL VSTi DXI as a plugin in your DAW.

Load a sound into a part using the Instrument Browser.

Click on the Mixer View button on the top right corner of the plugin interface.

Select the part that you want to effect by clicking on its number on the left side of the Mixer View.

Click on one of the five insert slots on the bottom of the Mixer View to open a drop-down menu with a list of available effects.

Select an effect from the menu and adjust its parameters using the knobs and sliders that appear below it.

You can also click on one of the five send slots on the bottom of the Mixer View to send a part to one of the five send effects that are located on the right side of the Mixer View.