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MNDALA 2: Getting To Grips With The Animistic Sound Engine From MNTRA Instruments

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  1. 30 Mar, 08:56
    Attack MagazineFirst
    MNDALA 2: Getting To Grips With The Animistic Sound Engine From MNTRA Instruments

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Here’s how to get started with MANTRA’s MNDALA 2 sound engine and how to get the most out of it. There aren’t many instruments that look like MNDALA 2. The sound engine from MNTRA Instruments is a sample player like Kontakt, but it very much follows its own rules. The Perform Vie…