New Native Collection For The Studio

US Suite of studio VSTis in RTAS + HTDM 12/12/01

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With the release of the STUDIO COLLECTION, NATIVE INSTRUMENTS is the first manufacturer to offer virtual instruments for both RTAS and Digidesign's newly developed HTDM interface. The STUDIO COLLECTION contains the B4 organ, the PRO-52 vintage synth, and the drum sampler BATTERY. The RTAS and HTDM interfaces seamlessly integrate NATIVE INSTRUMENTS software into Pro Tools without any compromises. The STUDIO COLLECTION plug-ins support total recall of settings, full automation (including ProControl and Control 24 remote control support), and multiple instantiation. Complete support of RTAS and HTDM guarantees maximum comfort and flexibility when using the award-winning NI software in the professional Pro Tools studio environment. The NI RTAS/HTDM plug-ins are processed by the host computer and operate transparently with Pro Tools TDM and LE systems. The recommended retail price for the STUDIO COLLECTION in the US is $ 999.
The recommended retail price in Europe is 999 Euro. The new RTAS/HTDM plug-ins The B4 is the perfect emulation of the most legendary organ of all time. In addition to supporting all features of the original 400 lb monster, including rotor, tube amp, and distortion, the B4 also features a new software extension that gives the B4 the sound of a Vox, Farfisa, and a Harmonium. The Pro-52 emulates the warm and powerful tones of one of the most popular analog synthesizers of the eighties with stunning accuracy and convincing authenticity. The Pro-52 can even import original Prophet-5® sysex data and adds a powerful effect section to extend on the original design. The drum sampler BATTERY offers the most comfortable, flexible, and powerful way to work with a large number of percussive and pitched samples. Compatibility with all common sample formats and full drag and drop support assures complete integration into any professional's setup. More information regarding the STUDIO COLLECTION:

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