Serato Sample

When Serato launched its landmark Sample software, the company introduced an intuitive, flexible approach to sampling that earned its mettle as a bona fide instrument. Now, Sample 2.0 has arrived to elevate these tools by implementing groundbreaking Serato’s Stem Separation feature, making several updates along the way. Serato’s algorithm has been overhauled to now accommodate up to 32 of the best automatically-selected samples from your track — up from the previous version’s 16-sample limit. Or, go manual to get hands-on with your sound, and let the automatic tempo-sync and key-detection features immensely streamline your sample-chopping workflow. Their legendary Pitch ‘n Time tools return for highly flexible aural manipulation, letting you manipulate pitch and time-stretched values, speeding up or slowing down for never-before-heard sonics.

What about the new Stem Separation? Your workflow just gained another dimension of operation, with tracks automatically broken out into multiple parts that can be individually manipulated, weaving together samples in ways never before possible.

Features:

• Stem Separation includes the automatic extraction of isolated vocal, bass, drum, and melody parts for unmatched inspiration and musicality
• Automatically find, chop, key shift, and time stretch 32 samples from your track
• Manual mode puts you in charge of finding the best samples
• Random mode adds a bit of chaos to your sample selection
• Integrated Pitch ‘n Time algorithms let you key shift and stretch samples
• Keyboard mode lets you play a single sample across the piano scale
• Mono/poly playback modes let you trigger cue points as single notes, chords, or drum patterns
• Also lets you trigger cue points for serious beat-production stunts