Say what you hear
“Dusty upright piano, close, imperfect, not too bright” is a useful search—not a fantasy tag list.
AI sample manager, without the cloud dependency
Your library already contains the answer. Ask it better questions.
Describe the feeling, instrument, texture, tempo, or key. Sample listens across the sounds already on your drives and brings the strongest matches into one simple list.
Your wordssearch by mood, texture, instrument, era, energy, tempo, or key
Your soundsrediscover the packs, recordings, bounces, and odd files you already own
Your Macaudio listening and search happen locally on your Mac
0 uploadsyour audio files stay out of a cloud search queue
It feels less like search. More like being understood.
You bring the idea. Sample connects it to the sounds already waiting on your drives.
Start from a sound
Choose any file you like and ask for something similar, heavier, softer, darker, tighter, or more organic.
Find what belongs beside it
Look for a complementary layer instead of endlessly auditioning near-duplicates.
Blend two directions
Use the weight of one reference and the texture of another to uncover a third possibility in your library.
See Blend in action →Your ears choose the direction
Start with “close.” End somewhere better.
Pick a sound, then steer with simple words. Keep the tempo or key when it matters. Let go of them when discovery matters more.
- Find similar
- More organic
- Less bright
- Keep BPM
- Keep key
From a thought to the timeline.
The win is not “AI.” The win is fewer creative ideas dying inside a folder tree.
“Warm vocal dust behind the chorus.”
Type the idea or start from a reference.
Preview the strongest matches, not every folder.
Drag the winner into any DAW.
Creative, private, and honest about limits.
Sample helps you discover. Your ears still make the record.
Beyond filenames
Search by material, mood, instrument, texture, brightness, impact, production character, tempo, or key.
The result still has to feel right
Tempo and key are estimates. Similar does not always mean useful. Preview in the track and trust your ears.
Your original files
Sample can learn your library without renaming, moving, or uploading the audio that your projects depend on.
Make more music with the time you already have.
Use one normal session to estimate how much time disappears into browsing.
Your time, back in the music
How much studio time is hiding in your folders?
A faster creative loop
56 hours back
per year—about 1.1 hours every week for writing, arranging, finishing, or simply staying inspired.
This planning scenario assumes 50 creative weeks and a 75% faster find-and-drag cycle. It is an estimate, not a guarantee.
One-time purchase · $129 launch price
Turn a folder archive into a creative search engine.
Sample searches and analyzes locally on Apple Silicon and Intel Macs. Your audio stays on your Mac. Use it offline after activation, drag results into any DAW, and request a refund within 14 days if it does not improve your workflow.