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5. A "sampler" to me is one that records in a sound and then when you press a key, that audio file is triggered for playback. Much bigger memory hog. And traditional samplers used to pitch shift - that is, the sample is essentially "sped up" when a higher key is played so that it's higher in pitch as well.

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