Auto-tagging
Key, note, chord, BPM, drum type, instrument and character, all detected from the audio itself and refined by filename hints.
Your sample library, tagged like magic.
Drop in folders of audio and Sample Wizard hears the key, BPM, drums, instruments and vocals, then makes everything searchable, playable, choppable, loopable and renderable. 100% offline. Your samples never leave your machine.
Key, note, chord, BPM, drum type, instrument and character, all detected from the audio itself and refined by filename hints.
A local neural net (Google's YAMNet) listens for voices and tags them. No cloud, ~15 MB, runs on your CPU.
One click ranks your whole library by sonic similarity with a match % on every row. Kick in hand, kicks like it out.
Trim on the waveform, transpose, brighten, time-stretch, chain effects, then render the result as a brand-new sample.
Slice a break at auto-detected transients, equal divisions or a BPM grid, audition each slice on keyboard pads, and save the keepers as new samples, tagged like any import.
Drag samples onto a live loop grid, arrange clips over bars, and bounce the whole arrangement to a new sample.
Curate samples into grimoires (crates, but wizard) and export them, or your whole library, as a tag-organized folder tree, edits baked in, structure configurable.
No accounts, no telemetry, no uploads. Everything, analysis included, happens on your machine. Updates come from this site.
Signed & notarized. Download and open.
SmartScreen may warn on unsigned builds: “More info → Run anyway”.
chmod +x, then run.
⟳ Installed builds check samplewizard.cool/updates and update themselves in the background.