EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

Yes, that's right. The library is pretty cool, though, and there's a fair 
number of loops. It's really very particular, however. The loops are quite 
processed, very electronica-sounding, with a hard edge to them. Lots of 
synth lines, and a number of fresh-sounding beats. The best part is how 
easy it is to transpose the loop in real-time.

I think Bitshift's plan is to keep putting out different librairies/styles, 
that can just plug right into pHATmatik. It's a good bang for the buck if 
you want a f*cked-up modern electronic sound!

The advantage with the factory, is that the loops are perfectly chopped and 
the tempo is all set. It's just that much faster to use these ready-to-go 
pHAT loops. The only limitation in the first pHATfactory again is the very 
specific style of the material - but of course, you can always load up one 
of your own loops.

I'll be making a demo or two in the coming weeks, so I'll have more to 
report then, if you're interested.

Ned

Eli Krantzberg wrote:
> What's pHATfactory like? I got the feeling, from reading the promo they 
> sent out, that it was basically just the pHATmatik Pro bundled with a 
> loop library.




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       Ned Bouhalassa

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