If you do purchase Geist 2, you get to choose 2 free libraries on top of the factory content that comes with Geist 2.Īs you can see I chose BFD remix and Best of guru, both of which I really like especially the acoustic kits in “Best of guru” but to be honest they all sound really good and can be made to sound even better by adding the FX. This applies to each of the layers in the pads as well and if that was not enough FX for you can stack six more to the full engine as well.įinding kits and samples in Geist 2 is made nice and easy with the browser with the content that you get when you purchase Geist 2 right at the top for easy access. On each of these pads, you can put up to 6 different forms of FX like Distortion, Dynamics, EQ, Filters, Reverb, Delays, Flangers and FX of that nature. Each engine can hold up to 64 pads of sounds which each pad can have up to 8 layers – great for creating round robins for a drum kit that you can record straight into Geist 2 or load in samples that you have lying around on your drive somewhere. In Geist 2 you are going to find 8 engines each of these engines is basically one full version of the Geist 2 environment. Geist 2 come packed with 8 sound engines under the hood, each being able to hold full drum kits or 64 multi-layered slots of sampled sounds that you can then modify and add FX to on multiple levels then take all of that and sequence it into 24 different iterations and arrange it into a full song… and all of that in one plugin and that is pretty damn awesome. In this review we are going to be going over Geist 2 the new and improved advanced step sequencer and sample based drum machine by FXpansion.

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