Chromatic Sampler
Launch price until December 31$29.99
- One sample, played in tune on every key
- FX chain, filter, delay and reverb
- One license, two computers
- VST3 and standalone for Windows
Chromatic Sampler
Drop any one-shot. It finds the root note and plays it in tune on every key, then shapes it like a synth.
$29.99
What Chromatic Sampler does, shown in the plugin.
Root detection
It finds the note for you
The root is read the moment the sample lands, shown with its cents offset and corrected on playback.
- Auto trim cuts silence at both ends
- Set the range by dragging the markers
- Override the root by hand when you want to
Envelope and voice
Shape every note
Start from an 808, pluck, pad or stab envelope, or drag the points yourself.
- Poly or mono voice
- Glide that slides from the last pitch
- Always or legato slide
Effects
A rack you can reorder
Saturation, delay, reverb and filter sit in a chain. Drag a slot to change the order.
- Delay synced to your tempo: straight, dotted, triplet
- Ping-pong and feedback control
- Low and high pass at 6, 12 and 24 dB per octave
Keyboard
One sample, a whole melody
Every key stays in tune with the original, so a vocal chop or a pluck becomes playable.
- Play from your computer keys, Z and X move the octave
- Click the waveform to hear the root
Play Chromatic Sampler in your browser.
The real interface. Click the keys or use your computer keyboard.
Formats and license
FormatVST3 plugin and a standalone app for Windows.
LicenseOne key for two computers. Move it whenever you like.
OfflineActivate once online, then it runs 21 days without internet.
SoundsAny one-shot you drop in.
PresetsSave and recall your own effect chains.
TuningRoot shown in note and cents, corrected on playback.
Get Chromatic Sampler at the launch price.
Drag Sampler
Pairs well with it$9.90
- Always records the last 30 seconds
- Drag a WAV straight to your timeline
- One license, two computers
- VST3 and standalone for Windows
Chromatic Sampler questions
How does root detection work?
Chromatic Sampler analyses the pitch of the sample when you drop it and shows the note and its offset in cents. Playback is corrected so the root sits exactly on the key.
Can I set the root note myself?
Yes. Pick any note and octave, or fine-tune in cents, and the detection steps aside.
Will it slow down my session?
It plays one sample through a short effect chain, so it stays light even with several instances.
Can I try it first?
Yes. Without a key it runs in demo mode with a short burst of noise every 10 seconds. You can also play it in your browser on this page.