Websampler $10 | The Internet is your sound buffet ;^)

[Simeon Amburgey]

Hello everyone,
I have seen a few blurbs about this and thought I would give it a look.
Web Sampler is like a VST3 that is actually a web browser but captures audio. You can adjust start and end times and drag and drop the result into a sampler of your choise.
Some first experiences were a lot of fun.
Here is the link:

https://www.wxaudioplugins.com/websampler

*of course use your newfound power responsibly ;^)

Joyfully yous,
Simeon

 

[PavlovsCat]

I either saw an ad for this on Facebook or in a Facebook group I'm in. My immediate thought is that sampling copyrighted material isn't very useful unless you ignore the copyrights. Is there some non copyrighted use for this that escapes me? 

[Simeon Amburgey]

4 minutes ago, PavlovsCat said:

I either saw an ad for this on Facebook or in a Facebook group I'm in. My immediate thought is that sampling copyrighted material isn't very useful unless you ignore the copyrights. Is there some non copyrighted use for this that escapes me? 

I was trying it on some of the free stock sound effect websites (PixaBay for example), and then dropping it into another sampler and it was a lot of fun. It is a great way to get material especially for sound design purposes. Sometimes if I need a bit of audio from a website, I use a separate downloader, but this eliminates a step and makes the process much more convenient.

After Thursday this will be even a lot more fun to use as something really cool is coming that I can drop these samples into (stay tuned).

Edited Tuesday at 12:05 AM by Simeon Amburgey