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A fair number of you have requested that I do an updated version for my 'How to do 808 glides in Logic Pro X' video with the new 10.5 update, and here it is. With the departure of the EXS24 and after much exploration into the new samplers I still think that Alchemy is the reigning champ in terms of ease to make smooth 808 glides. The Q-Sampler lacks a legato output and the multi-sampler requires further messing about with envelopes, whereas Alchemy has remained a simple Glide knob to get the results that I want. Nevertheless all three plugins are extremely powerful and can be used in a variety of different ways to get creative with making music. Check out the video for the comparison between the three.
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