Sample Assistant

By Stec Audio

The sampler that speaks your language. Tell Sample Assistant what you want, and it does the cutting, the tuning, and the cleanup while you stay in the creative flow.

Sample Assistant running locally: uploads and chops panels on the left, waveform editor with transient controls and knob rack in the centre, and the Sample Assistant chat on the right slicing drum one-shots and building a sequence.

Your hands stay on the music

Prompt to chop

Describe the cut in plain language. It finds the transients, slices the hits, names them, and lines them up in your Chops panel.

Edits on command

Gain, pitch, fades, time, reverse. Say it and it's set. Every knob in the rack responds to your words, but can also be used manually like normal.

Prompt to sequence and loop

Ask for a pattern and it arranges your samples into a sequence.

Everything stays on your computer

Sample Assistant runs on your machine. Not in a browser tab, not on somebody else's server. It opens folders you already have, listens to what's in them, and takes care of the chopping and cleanup you'd otherwise be doing by hand. The point is to shrink the part of sampling that isn't making music.

Nothing gets uploaded

Your files stay where they are. If you're sitting on something unreleased, it never touches a server, and you never have to think about who else can get to it.

No credits, no caps

Cloud tools meter you. Every request costs them money, so it costs you money. This one uses your own hardware. Chop for six hours straight and the price doesn't move.

It's not generative

Sample Assistant doesn't invent audio. It only works with files you hand it, so there's no training data question hanging over it and nothing to license. What comes out is what you brought in.

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