SKYLIFE Intros SampleRobot 6 Multi-X ‘Sampling Assistant’

Composer and developer Christian Halten let us know that he’s released SampleRobot 6 Multi-X and a new trial version of the automated ‘sampling assistant’.

SampleRobot 6 Multi-X is the entry-level version of SKYLIFE’s SampleRobot 6 Pro. Multi-X stands for multi export. and the app offers a huge range of different multisampling formats for various software and hardware instruments.

Compared to SampleRobot 6 Pro, which includes 24 bit resolution sample export and also some advanced Midi features like the monitor and support for continuous controllers, SampleRobot 6 Multi-X offers 16 bit export resolution and basic Midi remote control.\

Users can start the sampling sessions with SampleRobot 6 Multi-X and crossgrade at a later time to SampleRobot 6 Pro if these features are needed. All project files are compatible between both versions.

New features in SampleRobot 6 Multi-X:

  • Modular graphical user interface.
  • Integrated central WaveRobot loop and transient editor.
  • Native MacOS and Windows 10 support.
  • Large-scale Midi monitor.
  • Floating Peak Meter.
  • Context-sensitive Project hierarchy.
  • Sample list for easy browsing and searching.
  • Library and user bank export for Yamaha Montage.
  • Optimized activation process.

Key Features:

  • Fast sampling process.
  • Fully automated workflow.
  • Sample export for many software and hardware samplers.
  • Intuitive Project assistant.
  • Sophisticated auto-loop processing, transient recognition and sample editing.
  • Many loop and crossfade types including auto-gain crossfades.
  • Over 800 MB premium multisamples taken from classic synthesizers included.

Pricing and Availability

SampleRobot 6 Multi-X is available now for US $195. Upgrade pricing and a trial version are also available.

7 thoughts on “SKYLIFE Intros SampleRobot 6 Multi-X ‘Sampling Assistant’

    1. Hopefully, this will be sorted as they could surely gain FULL version customers once people get into using the workflow of the introductory version. $99 is certainly a price which would be better suited.

  1. i’ll stick with autosampler in mainstage
    i could never figure out why this package is so expensive
    i can build a usable facsimile in max/msp over a couple afternoons

    1. “i can build a usable facsimile in max/msp over a couple afternoons”

      Says guy who never builds a usable facsimile, ever.

      1. are you the developer?

        you realize how simple the fundamental feature of this software is? it merely sends a midi note range, records the individual sounds that come in, and saves them. creating .sfz instruments is as basic as a little list processing, outputted to a text file. supposedly ‘deluxe’ features like velocity curves are a no brainer.

        even a novice Max/pd user could bang this out in a couple weekends. the other stuff it brings to the table, wave editing, sample re-processing etc, are better served by other tools anyway. i’ve never bothered to patch that in Max, cause Mainstage does it for ~$30, and before then redmatica.

        i’ve created most of my own composition, performance, and installation tools in Max & regularly tour them internationally at the best digital art festivals in the world, so no worries there, but thanks for your comment. 🙂

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