Drag Sampler

Always recording the last 30 seconds. Select the moment you liked and drag it onto your timeline as a clean WAV.

$9.90

What Drag Sampler does, shown in the plugin.

Always on

Nothing to arm

The strip keeps the last 30 seconds of whatever plays through it, input or DAW playback.

  • A rolling 30 second buffer
  • Capture your DAW playback, not only the input
Drag out

Select it and drop it

Mark the moment on the strip and drag it to any track. It lands as a WAV.

  • Silence at the edges is trimmed for you
  • Every clip is also saved to your folder
In the session

Back to the music in seconds

The clip sits on your timeline like any other audio, ready to chop, stretch or loop.

  • 16, 24 or 32 bit files
  • Works in any VST3 host

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.
BufferThe last 30 seconds, always.
Files16, 24 or 32 bit WAV, auto-saved to your folder.
CapturePlugin input or your DAW playback.

Get Drag Sampler at the launch price.

Drag Sampler

Launch price until December 31
$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

Pairs well with it
$29.99
$39.99launch price until December 31
  • One sample, played in tune on every key
  • FX chain, filter, delay and reverb
  • One license, two computers
  • VST3 and standalone for Windows

Drag Sampler questions

Does Drag Sampler record all the time?

Yes. While it is loaded it keeps the last 30 seconds in memory. Nothing is written to disk until you drag a clip out.

Where do the clips go?

Onto the track you drop them on, and a copy is saved to the folder you choose in Settings.

Which DAWs accept the drag?

Any DAW that accepts dropped audio files, including FL Studio, Ableton Live, Bitwig, Cubase, Studio One and Reaper.

Can I try it first?

Yes. Without a key it runs in demo mode with a short burst of noise every 10 seconds mixed into the recording.