A smarter way to manage your audio samples
Samplism is a revolutionary audio file organizer that helps you quickly organize, preview and search for your audio samples.
What’s New in Samplism 1.9.3?
Introducing the Floating Waveform view
BGM: “WoW!” by Lovelyz (https://youtu.be/a1ENnG-s630)
What’s New in Samplism 1.9?
Native support for Apple Silicon Macs
Video Demo
BGM: Instrumental version of “Ah-Choo” by Lovelyz (Produced by Yoonsang)
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wf1Ngv060KI)
(Original song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7qisJ_KuYI)
Purchase Samplism (v1.9.8)
Demo version : Click to download
Get Samplism Lite For Free (v1.3.8)
Features Comparison
| Samplism Lite | Samplism | |
| Price | Free | $59.99 |
| Maximum allowed number of samples | 50,000 | Unlimited |
| Library Support | O | O |
| Folder Support | X | O |
| Automatic Tag Matching | O | O |
| Manual tagging | X | O |
| Supporting macOS tags | X | O |
| Variable playback tempo & pitch | Playback only | * Playback * Export |
| Drag and drop support | Sample only | * Sample * Waveform selection * Transient region |
| Import third-party library | * Apple Loops * Ableton Live | * Logic Pro X * Apple Loops * Ableton Live * Splice * Loopcloud * Native Instruments * AKAI MPC |
| Export | X | O |
| Files View support | X | O |
| Audio Unit support | X | O |
Key Features
1. Automatic Tag Matching
Samplism features a breakthrough technology that automatically categorizes audio samples into tags. With Samplism, you don’t need to waste your time anymore on manually categorizing your audio files. Just drag and drop directories on your Mac into Samplism. All audio samples are automatically categorized into tags. It’s practically a magic.
2. Search for Audio Samples using Tags and Auto Tags
Samplism provides a simple, quick and easy way to search for audio samples using tags and auto tags. By simply selecting a tag, all its corresponding samples will be shown in the Sample List. In addition, auto tags allow you to search for samples with more specific criteria.
3. Manual Tag Matching
The automatic tag matching feature in Samplism allows you to quickly and conveniently classify audio samples into tags. But sometimes the matching results may not be accurate. With the manual tagging feature, you can classify samples more precisely.
4. User-Defined Tags
In addition to a rich set of built-in tags, Samplism allows you to create your own tags and group tags. With the user-defined tagging feature, you can categorize audio samples much more accurately.
5. Organize Audio Samples with Folders
Samplism provides folders and folder groups to help you organize audio samples better. Simply select audio samples in a library and drag and drop them into a folder. It is simple, quick and easy.
6. Advanced Sample Player
Samplism provides a simple, easy-to-use yet powerful sample player which allows you to play an entire audio file, the waveform selection, or transient regions.
7. Files View
The Files View allows you to simply and quickly search for audio samples on a directory-basis.
8. Simplism: the Samplism mini player
Simplism is designed to use with DAWs or other audio apps together on a single monitor screen. It takes up very little space on your screen and still provides most key features of Samplism such as navigating, previewing and searching for your audio samples.
9. Export Audio Samples
With Samplism, exporting as audio files has never been easier. Simply select audio samples, the waveform selection, or transient regions. Samplism provides various export options such as file type, sample rate and bit depth. With just a click, all selected samples are automatically converted as audio files, which can be used in other DAWs.
10. Import Third-Party Library (*)
Samplism provides a super easy way to import well-known third-party libraries installed on your Mac. Samplism automatically detects well-known third-party libraries, so you don’t need to worry about finding the directory location of third-party libraries. No setup is required. All you have to do is to simply import them with just one-click.
(* Logic Pro X, Ableton Live, Native Instruments, Loopcloud, Splice and AKAI MPC supported)
11. Working with DAWs
Simply drag and drop audio samples, the waveform selection or transient regions into DAWs. It just works. A powerful drag and drop feature in Samplism greatly improves workflow and increase creativity. Sampling has never been easier with Samplism.
12. Working with Audio Units
Samplism supports Audio Unit effects. By selecting the Audio Unit View, Samplism scans all Audio Unit effects installed on your Mac and shows them in the Audio Unit List. All you have to do is to preview audio samples with Audio Unit effects applied, tweak the plugin parameters and enjoy the sound.
13. Built for Mac
In order to provide the best performance and responsiveness, Samplism takes full advantage of the latest macOS technologies including Core Audio, Core Animation, and Grand Central Dispatch, and is fully optimized for 64-bit and multicore processors.
Minimum System Requirements
- macOS 10.13, or later (*Fully compatible with macOS Monterey).
- Native support for Apple Silicon Macs.
- Screen resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels or higher.
- Requires 64-bit Audio Units plug-ins.
Release Notes
Samplism Release Notes
Samplism Lite Release Notes
Audio Helper Project 
I’d love if Samplism can organise One-shots and loops separately. Another thing that I’m dreaming about is the ability to search similar sounds. Like in Sononym, XO, etc.
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I love this app, but why does every directory have to be shown at two hierarchy levels? Its not like you can add more than one folder to a Library, so why make the user click so many times?
For example, I have an organization “MyOrg”. I want to add a folder called “Loops” to it. In that folder are two more folders. This is what I would expect to be able to do:
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MyOrg /
└── Loops
├─── Looppack A
│ ├─── myloop – 001.wav
│ ├─── myloop – 002.wav
│ └─── myloop – 003.wav
└─── Looppack B
├──── myloop – 001.wav
├──── myloop – 002.wav
└──── myloop – 003.wav
But instead of just having a directory in the “MyOrg” library, I have to create a new sub-library called “Loops”. And in that library there is another folder called “Loops”:
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MyOrg /
└── Loops
└── Loops
├── Looppack A
│ ├── myloop – 001.wav
│ ├── myloop – 002.wav
│ └── myloop – 003.wav
└── Looppack B
├─── myloop – 001.wav
├─── myloop – 002.wav
└─── myloop – 003.wav
Ok, well what if I just import the sub folders and just tell it they are both part of the same MyOrg and both part of a Library called Loops? I get this:
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MyOrg/
├── Loops
│ └── Looppack A
│ ├── myloop-001.wav
│ ├── myloop-002.wav
│ └── myloop-003.wav
└── Loops
└── Looppack B
├── myloop-001.wav
├── myloop-002.wav
└── myloop-003.wav
It would make a little more sense if I could put more than one folder into “Loops” the Library, but I can’t. There is a one-to-one relationship between a folder and its parent library. It’s somewhat maddening.
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BPM and key are overrated, they’ve focused on the real features first.
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I didn’t see above in the tabs nothing about bpm. Is there a way to be shown on loops?
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No. The loop detection feature is not available yet:)
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Any plans when bpm and key features will be available? this would be a real reason to upgrade for me
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We’re working on it:)
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