NEWS  Musical Instruments  March 22, 2024  Reading time: 2 Minute(s)

Max (RS editor)

Teenage Engineering released update 1.2 for its EP-133 K.O II sampler, featuring seamless integration with the EP Sample Tool, managing samples has never been more efficient.

The EP Sample Tool represents a significant advancement in sample management for the EP-133 K.O II. This simple yet powerful web browser application revolutionizes the way users interact with their sample content, offering a streamlined process for transferring samples between the device and computer. Through intuitive drag-and-drop functionality, musicians can effortlessly move samples, fostering a seamless workflow that accelerates the creative process.

One of the standout features of the EP Sample Tool is its ability to edit the start and end points of samples directly from the convenience of a web browser.

This empowers users to fine-tune their sounds with precision, ensuring that every sample fits seamlessly into their compositions. Additionally, a built-in preview function provides instant feedback, allowing musicians to audition samples before finalizing their selections.

Update 1.2 also introduces new recording options, including the ability to record from pattern start and in overwriting mode. These enhancements further expand the creative possibilities of the EP-133 K.O II, giving users greater flexibility in capturing their musical ideas on the fly. Moreover, the update includes a host of bug fixes and UI improvements, enhancing the overall user experience.

With its compact design and innovative features, the EP-133 K.O II sampler continues to empower musicians to unleash their creativity anytime, anywhere. Whether in the studio or on the go, the integration of the EP Sample Tool elevates the sampling experience, making sample management more intuitive and efficient than ever before. As Teenage Engineering remains at the forefront of portable music gear innovation, the EP-133 K.O II stands as a testament to their commitment to pushing the boundaries of creativity in music production.

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