Even you can make your own sample library. Third-party creators can make their own user interface and completely customize the way it looks, or they can use Kontakt’s standard sampling interface. It was made by Native Instruments to host their insanely huge array of samples, but the best part about Kontakt is its ability to add third-party free Kontakt libraries just like the ones listed above. If presets are your thing then you will probably find Signal a disappointment, as it only has 25 available in the free version, and unfortunately, you can’t save your own presets.įor those who don’t know what Kontakt is… Kontakt is awesome! But in all seriousness, Kontakt is one of the best Samplers on the market. You can choose to effect a single sound or affect the sound globally. Each side of the interface has a sample, and each side has its own set of knobs and faders you would expect to see on a sampler, such as ADSR, Envelopes, LFOs, panning, etc, and there are more effects such as compression, EQ, limiter, etc.

You have the control to completely remove all effects and just use the sample in its original form. There are some interesting presets you can easily scroll through but most of them are arpeggios or rhythmic in some way or another. Signal stacks two sounds at once and mixes them together with perfection. It’s no surprise that Output makes killer products, and Signal Free falls under that category… Killer. I would love to see what the full version looks like. Wow, this thing has a lot inside of it and it’s only the demo version.

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