I have had no popup adverts and no annoying flood of emails from BFA, but even if there were I think that would be fair based on fact this is a serious bit of FREE software. Just drag and drop your own samples after that where ever they are from. In the SHOP it gives you option to buy BIG FISH AUDIO sample kits BUT thats OPTIONAL. When you sign up with an account, a simple account and login to the VST with that you have option to download a 1.8GB FREE kit samples thing. You can also see on the left is a STORE / MYFILES section. The BPM inside momentum is the bpm of the loaded sample only it seems You need to drag the midi data for each sample to a track in CW, then set your bpm to what you want in CW itself and the samples in Momentum will sync. Its way of doing time stretch is a bit different. On the MIXER it says MASTER, this is a drop down showing OUT2 to OUT16 See images below - you can see the MIXER VIEW with multiple samples loaded ( drag/drop ) and then the SLICE VIEW to do your thing with each sample. You can load and mix and chop and effect multiple samples at a time + set each to its own out similar to Kontakt. Momentum is not just one time sample at a time. You can still use loopcloud at the same time OR use your loopcloud downloaded multiple samples inside momentum inside CW. I prefer momentum for that because you are not swapping between CW and Loopcloud App. Momentum is a VST plugin inside of CW where you can do pretty much the same. LC has its own simple "DAW" with 8 tracks to load samples into and chop and mix and effect be that LC samples OR your own.
They work differently in that LC has a separate app outside CW which is linked via 3 plugins inside CW. When working with loops does it have any advantages over Loopcloud' loop player? Can you use this to automap multisamples?
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