1.1.2
16 September 2026
Latest
- Fixed
- Custom labels, their names and their colours could be lost between sessions when
the app and the plugin were open at the same time. The app now also brings labels
back by itself if a copy of them survived anywhere on disk.
- Fixed
- Windows: folder paths longer than 260 characters are read in full.
- The app now names any folder it could not read, or that holds no playable audio.
- Your selection stays put while the library finishes loading.
- Folders are sorted like in Finder and Explorer, case aside.
- Dry and wet versions pair up even when they sit in separate folders.
- Plus smaller stability fixes.
- Stack
Up to eight loops playing together, each matched to your project tempo and key. Add
with A, or drag loops in: onto empty space to add, onto a layer to replace it. Mute, solo
and level per layer. Drag out the stems, one file each, or one mixed file. Kept between
sessions.
- Filter by length
A new pill next to BPM Range. Two handles set the range; the top of the scale reads
10+, so long samples stay in. Saved searches remember it.
- Rename labels, drop samples onto them
Right-click a colour to rename it. Drag a selection from the list onto a colour and
all of it gets that label; onto the star for Favourites.
- Jump to a whole pack
Right-click a sample: Show everything in its pack. The list narrows to that pack and
the folder tree opens on it. A bar under FOLDERS steps back out.
- Your own folder for edits
Preferences → Storage → Edited samples. Cut part of a waveform, drag it to
your DAW, and the copy lands in that folder instead of the app cache.
- Fixed
- Reopening the plugin window no longer resets the stage, the search or the Stack.
- Each project saves its own session; window sizes are remembered.
- BPM Sync in the plugin is a button again.
- Several samples dragged at once are matched to your tempo, like a single drag.
- File numbers in a name are no longer read as tempo.
- In the plugin, Space stops the preview when the transport is stopped.
- The app no longer stalls while it indexes your library in the background.
- Plus a number of smaller stability and performance fixes.
- Play your slices from MIDI
Slice a loop in the One-Shots tab and the slices land on your keyboard: C1 plays
slice 1, C#1 slice 2, and up from there. Each pad shows its note and lights up as you
play, and the loop underneath pauses so you hear the hits and not both at once. Record
the performance straight into your project. No slices and a short sample on stage? It
plays chromatically, C3 being its original pitch. Works in the plugin and in the
standalone app with any MIDI controller.
- Find a folder by name
A search field above the folder tree. Type a few letters of a pack and the tree
shows just that branch, ready to click.
- Faster when you browse in a hurry
Clicking through loops quickly no longer ties the app up: previews are only rendered
for what you actually stop on. Several plugin windows in one project share the work
instead of each doing it again, and quitting your DAW no longer waits on us.
- Fixed
Long construction-kit stems no longer show up under One-Shots. Cmd shortcuts stay
with your DAW, and single-key shortcuts take Shift inside the plugin so your DAW keeps
playing notes from the computer keyboard. Picking a pinned folder no longer leaves a
second folder highlighted in the tree.
- Several sample folders
Add an internal drive, an external SSD or both. Folders can be renamed inside
Sample Agent; the folder on disk keeps its own name.
- Safe drive removal
Unplug a drive and its samples leave the search. Reconnect it and they come back
with their colour tags, favourites, recently used and analysis.
- Cloud folders
iCloud Drive, Dropbox, Google Drive. Samples your Mac has offloaded stay in the
search; clicking one downloads it first. Nothing is downloaded in the background.
- Your own BPM, key and comments
Set them on one sample or on a whole selection. Your values override what the app
reads or hears. The new Comment column is searchable.