I had some kind of Avast warning with Steven Slate and XLN manager though, so I don’t know. I keep everything up to date and have premium version of Avast and no warning appears. “You can not use COSMOS without an internet connection “you should be logged in to your WAVES account”” -> I logged in and then unplugged the Internet connection and Cosmos didn’t stop working. It’s a creative sample player with eight layers with BPM detection, time-stretching, modulation, and a few other cool features. Waves Audio also released CR8 Creative Sampler. However, it works just fine with WAV, AIF, OGG, and FLAC files. One thing to keep in mind is that COSMOS doesn’t yet support MP3 files. No matter where you placed your samples, or how the files are named – COSMOS will find them for you.” It uses advanced Waves Neural Networks technology in order to analyze, auto-tag, and sort your entire collection of samples into one unified database where you can easily find everything. “COSMOS brings all the one-shots and loops on your hard drive into one easy-to-search place. And if you’re looking for more options, be sure to check out the ADSR Sample Manager, too.

That’s the problem COSMOS aims to solve, and I’m looking forward to testing the software. But even so, finding a specific file can be a tedious task if you have hundreds of thousands of samples on your hard drive. I try to keep my sample collection as tidy as possible, sorting all sample packs into folders by category (drums, orchestral, brass, etc.) and by sample label (Goldbaby, Wave Alchemy, 99Sounds, Flame Sound, etc.).

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