Total Workstation Software Bundle Upgrade

All registered IK users and IK users with registered IK products bundled in third-party hardware and software are eligible to upgrade to the IK Multimedia Total Workstation Bundle which is a collection of 3 award-winning virtual instrument workstations: SampleTank 2.1 XL, Sonik Synth 2 and Miroslav Philharmonik. With all of IK's premier software virtual instrument workstations in one complete package, the Total workstation is designed to provide sounds for every genre and style of music (over 8,000 multi-sampled sounds and 21.5GB of samples included). Powered by SampleTank's advanced sample technology, built-in DSP and easy to use interfaces.

SampleTank 2.1 XL Sample Workstation

For the first time in a sample-based instrument, 3 synth engines can be switched on the fly to provide more sound flexibility than ever before: traditional Resampling (the conventional method of playback most samplers use), Pitch-Shift/Time-Stretch and the all new STRETCH engine. STRETCH (Sampletank Time REsynthesis TeCHnology) gives complete sonic control over the tempo, pitch and harmonics of samples. No more "chipmunk sounding" transposition, no more loops and phrases out of sync, no more limitations in musical expression.

Sonik Synth 2 synth workstation
Is a complete songwriting, producing and arranging super tool with the widest range of high quality vintage, modern and futuristic synth and instrument sounds ever combined into one package! With more synth and workstation instrument sound than any other comparable hardware or software. Over 5,000 sounds and 8.0 gigabytes make up the largest collection of modern and vintage instruments ever assembled.

Miroslav Philharmonik
Focused on orchestral instruments, ensembles and choirs
Philharmonik is a powerful integrated Orchestral Workstation combining the legendary Miroslav Orchestral and Choir sample collection masterpieces with a dedicated plug-in instrument specifically tailored toward classical sounds and arrangements. For incredible acoustic realism, the string, brass and woodwind sections have been captured in the proper acoustic orchestral positions in one of the most famous symphony halls in the world, the Dvor¡k Symphony Hall in Prague. No need for simulation with panning, just call up the elements of the orchestra and instantly sound like a symphony. These sounds have a texture, warmth, and beauty that is unique in the sample world.