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A smarter way to manage your audio samples.

Samplism is a revolutionary audio file organizer that helps you quickly organize, search and preview your audio samples with powerful features.

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)

Buy on the Mac App Store (v1.3.1):

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Demo Version (v1.3.1):
https://www.dropbox.com/s/5d61qflr181gjje/Samplism%20Demo%20v1.3.1%20%2820522%29.zip?dl=0

  • Restrictions
    • Dragging a folder to macOS is not available.
    • Dragging samples to macOS is not available.
    • Dragging waveform selection to macOS is not available.
    • Dragging transient regions to macOS is not available.
    • Exporting samples as WAV files is not available.

Price:

$49.99

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 folders into Samplism. All audio samples are automatically categorized into tags. It’s a magic.

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2. Navigate Audio Samples with Tags and Auto Tags

Samplism provides a simple, quick and easy way to search for 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.

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3. Organize Audio Samples with Folders

Samplism provides folders and folder groups to help you manually organize your audio samples. Simply select audio samples in a library and drag and drop them into a folder. It is simple, quick and easy.

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4. Advanced Sample Player Supporting REX and Apple Loops Format

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.

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5. Export Audio Samples as WAVE or AIFF files

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.

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6. Import Third-Party Library (*)

Do you want to import third-party libraries installed on your Mac, such as Logic Pro factory library, Apple Loops from Logic Pro and Garageband, and the factory content of commercial DAWs? With Samplism, you don’t need to worry about finding the directory location of all third-party libraries. Samplism can automatically detect factory library samples of commercial DAWs and allows you to import them with just one-click.

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(* Logic Pro X and Ableton Live supported)

7. 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 will greatly improve workflow and increase creativity. With Samplism, sampling has never been easier.

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8. Working with Audio Units

Samplism is compatible with Audio Units. By simply 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 real-time audio unit effects, tweak the plugin parameters and enjoy the sound.

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9. 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.

Upcoming Features

  • Supporting user-defined tags (Available in April 2018)
  • Supporting midi samples (Available in 2018)
  • Supporting midi controllers (Available in 2018)

Minimum System Requirements:

macOS 10.11, or later.
Requires 64-bit Audio Units plug-ins.
Screen resolution of 1440 x 900 pixels or higher.

Release Notes:

Click here to see the release notes

Q&A, Bug Reports:

Click here to contact our team

42 comments

  1. Pingback: Audio Helper Project updates Samplism to v1.1.0 for Mac

  2. I’ve been using Audio Finder for years now but this software is sooo much easier to use and looks awesome. Within minutes I cataloged my entire 8 TB hard drive. Makes the loops production workflow super easy.

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      1. I am very intersted in your soft the only thing missing for me is the automatic detection of tempo and key, that is quite useful in my job
        Do you think you could implement that in the future?
        Thanks Very nice app

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      2. Hi, Etienne.
        We have absolutely a plan to support searching audio samples using various audio-specific information, including tempo, key, and frequency distribution, and so on.
        Please look forward to the future updates.
        Thank you!!!

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  3. Samplism is an absolutely gem.
    Use it almost every day and producing is even more faster.
    Hope one day you will implement such a button which send automatically a sample in our favorite sequencer.
    But anyway, Samplism is by far the best audio management software ever made.
    Congratulations to your team.

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    1. Hi, Clement.
      Thank you for your interest in Samplism. We have been implementing great new tagging features such as user tags and manual tag matching for a long time.
      They will be available soon. Please look forward to the future updates.
      Thank you!

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  7. Ok, great ! So I have some other features I’ll be glad to see :

    – a button to let a sample play when you click on another sample (this will allow your software to be used like an normal audio player)
    – add the artist in the categories
    – add the tags “hit”/”loop”
    – a zoom fonction for the waveform

    Very happy that someone tries to make a decent audio organizer for mac.

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    1. Thanks, Matt.
      Definitely, we have a plan to add new features that help easily search audio samples using additional audio information such as key, BPM, and frequency distribution.
      Our team has been hard working every day to extend the potential of Samplism in many ways.
      Please remember that we are always thinking about how we can improve Samplism to make our users just focusing on making music.
      Thank you again!

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  10. Congratulations !!! Great program. From years I was looking for it !!!
    I have some small suggestions to improve it 🙂

    1. Adding tagging as a song or mixed, not only a single audio file
    2. Keyboard shortcuts for example “Set Favorite” etc
    3. In the window “Sample Window”, you can exchange places like “Tags, Sample Name, Favorite, File Size” etc.
    4. the possibility of starting and stopping playback of files with the “right arrow”
    5. The ability to move arrows between particular windows, for example from “Libarary” to “Tag” and “Sample window”
    6. More keyboard shortcuts 🙂
    Good luck I count on you guys !!!

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    1. Hi, Pawel.
      Thanks for your great suggestions!
      In the future updates, we will add more keyboard shortcuts to easily access any feature of Samplism.
      By the way, in the current version of Samplism, pressing a “left arrow” and “right arrow” key will play a selected audio file backward and forward, respectively.
      Thank you again and please look forward to the future updates.

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      1. Super ! I cant wait.
        “pressing a “left arrow” and “right arrow” key will play a selected audio file backward and forward, respectively.” I know this is great feature , but I need also to Stop the playing file.Only “spacebar” does it now. A lot faster and it would be easier if the right arrow started and stopped the playing file. Stop / Stop – “right arrows” Then we do not take our hands off the keyboard and listen to the files more quickly 🙂
        And jumping between the windows of the program can be done by adding the “shift” or “alt” – “alt right / left arrow”.
        Thank you very much for your answer and once again I congratulate the program,
        The best in the new year!

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    1. Hi, Pawel.
      We understood your point.
      We think that the best way would be to provide customizable key shortcuts.
      A good news is that we have a plan to support it in the next “major” update.
      But until then, we will continuously consider the more convenient user interface for sample playback.
      Thanks again for your comments!

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  13. Hi,
    This soft looks really awesome … Is there is an option to chop and slice from a sample or a loop and send it to a folder for later use?
    Thanks for your answer.

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    1. Hi, Kevin.
      Thanks for your interest in Samplism.
      The current version of Samplism (v1.2.2) supports chopping a sample (via manual selection or transient-region selection) and dragging it to macOS.
      Unfortunately, it is not supported yet to directly send a chopped sample to Samplism folders. We will support that feature in the future updates.
      Thank you for your great suggestion!

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  14. (The comment did not appear so I have reposted – sorry if it ends up being posted twice! I’m new to the WordPress blog thing)

    Hello.

    Firstly, thanks for a great and very promising library tool :-))) There’s a lot to love about it – well done!

    I’m an Audio Finder user of many years, and this could well take over as my daily “do it all” library app. There are a few “deal-breakers” for me at present, where I would have to still use AF: (If I’m not mistaken with these points, of course!)

    1. Can’t change the pitch of an audio file and then export it?
    2. Can’t export/render with AU processing?
    3. Can’t drag n drop existing library folders into a group folder – only samples can be dropped into these folders? (I see that new folders can be made inside a group folder, but that’s not the same thing)
    4. Fix/Expand the option(s) for the folder import sub-directory functionality (video demo sent to you guys already – I know you’re getting round to a reply – thanks for the email!)

    Other things would be feature requests, rather than proper gripes for me:

    BPM display for non-REX audio files
    Ability to “correct” the tags on a sample, when auto tagging didn’t “guess” correctly

    Thanks again for the great work here with Samplism 😉

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    1. Hi, kevaquarian. Thank you for your interest in Samplism.

      1. Can’t change the pitch of an audio file and then export it?
      => This feature will be available this year!

      2. Can’t export/render with AU processing?
      => This feature will be available this year!

      3. Can’t drag n drop existing library folders into a group folder – only samples can be dropped into these folders? (I see that new folders can be made inside a group folder, but that’s not the same thing)
      => In Samplism, folders can contain only samples in a library.

      4. Fix/Expand the option(s) for the folder import sub-directory functionality (video demo sent to you guys already – I know you’re getting round to a reply – thanks for the email!)
      5. BPM display for non-REX audio files
      => In the next major update, we will add new audio analysis features including tempo detection, frequency analysis, transient analysis, and so on.

      6. Ability to “correct” the tags on a sample, when auto tagging didn’t “guess” correctly
      => We are well aware that most users really want 1) manual tag matching and 2) user-defined tagging features. These features will be available in March.

      We really appreciate your feedback and suggestions!

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  15. AMAZING!
    The only feature that I would still need would be the ability to sort samples randomly.
    I have a lot of samples and that would be amazing to find new stuff in my samples!

    Keep up the great work!

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  16. Coming from the slow, greatly unsupported AudioFinder, Samplism is an awesome tool for my workflow. Cubase’s Media Bay is way too slow on Mac and almost unusable.
    Please keep your software active for many years in the future, I have seen similar software vendors starting enthusiastically and then gone in to the oblivion. Your software is groundbreaking and I am really happy I have bought it. *****

    Future request: a file spot in DAW would be great (feature AudioFinder has). I know that Steinberg are d*ckheads and would not cooperate as they did not with the AudioFinder, but it would be worth a try.

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    1. Hi, Ile. Firstly, we are so glad that you like Samplism.
      The [Spot to DAW] feature that you suggested seems to be great.
      We will see if it is implementable in Samplism.
      Thank you for your great suggestion and please look forward to the future updates!

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      1. One more question if I may. A friend of mine who uses Windows was impressed with Samplism, will there be Windows version in the future?

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      2. One more question if I may. A friend of mine who uses Windows was very impressed by Samplism. Are there plans for Windows version in the future?

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      3. Hi, Ile.
        Unfortunately, our team has currently no plan to develop the Windows version of Samplism.
        It is obvious that we don’t know what life will be like, but we definitely know that the Windows version of Samplism will not be released.

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  17. Hi, again 🙂

    Don’t know if this has been covered, but:

    1. If I create a new library and import a folder that contains subfolders containing libraries I get the question if I want to create individual libraries or just one for the root folder. If I select the just one option and later change my mind Samplism seem to remember that choice. In other words, if I delete the one library and try to re-add it but also include the subfolders I never get that option-dialog again. Any way around that?

    2. I have all my samples sorted on disk like this: SAMPLEPACKS/COMPANY/LIBRARY. I want to add the whole SAMPLEPACKS folder to Samplism so that new packs from new companies will be added automatically. This however doesn’t work properly with the library tree in Samplism. If I add the libraries like this I get in Samplism: COMPANY (from physical folder)/COMPANY (tagged by Samplism)/Samples. I don’t get the individual libraries specified in the tree. If I add the physical library folder directly to Samplism the tree displays correctly. Can this be fixed so that Samplism ignores the first to folders and only add the COMPANY (tagged by Samplism/LIBRARY?

    3. Any way to select and delete all libraries from the Samplism GUI? Deleting them one by one is kind of annoying 🙂

    Thanks!

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    1. Hey Matt.

      re.1 :

      I’ve not noticed this so far, but possibly haven’t followed this route much.

      re. 2:

      I’m curious to see what the Samplism guys say about this, as I have been in contact with them previously about tree structure retention/not, in the app. My situation re. folder organisation is different to yours, but still, I am having frustrations with non-retention of folder tree structures etc when importing. I have got a work around now, for my particular requirements but it’s not ideal.

      re. 3:

      Absolutely agree – no option to multiple select is something I would love to see sorted out 😉

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      1. Hi, Matt.
        Really sorry for the late reply.
        1. Samplism does not remember your last choice for each directory.
        2. Regarding this, we have a plan to add a new feature [Files] tab that allows navigating a library’s subdirectories (like in the Finder).
        3. In the next “major” update, we will consider adding a feature to select multiple libraries and folders.

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  18. Hi, I just bought Samplism, it’s great and fast, but I also have some ideas of improvements I’d like to see, in addition of what has already been said :

    – a manual (is there one already ?)

    – the waveform : a zoom fonction, and I also have a problem with large samples (songs) that have a very little waveform

    – ability to disable the “automap” tags function for the new added samples

    – an “artist” category, and the ability to sort by it

    – an option to choose to not to see the “failed to open” samples. Maybe by disabling the offline librairies. For two reasons :

    1 : I work with two sample places : internal and external. Most of the time I don’t need my external drive and in that case if I look in all librairies, all tags, I don’t want to scroll, search which samples are here and which ones are “failed to open”.
    2 : In a lot of ableton factory packs, the samples can’t be opened in other application than ableton

    Anyway thanks for that software 🙂 (and sorry for my bad english)

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