Step 1
Add your sample folders
Import folders from your computer or an external drive. SampleSorter AI analyzes them locally and places similar sounds together on the map.
An AI sample organizer inside your DAW. Find similar sounds on a visual map, preview them in sync, and drag them into your project.
Explore the sample organizer plugin’s map demo, where similar sounds sit close together. Preview the demo sounds, then close the map to see the plugin interface. Explore your own local sample library in the full plugin.
Organize and find sounds in your sample library, then bring the right one into your music.
Step 1
Import folders from your computer or an external drive. SampleSorter AI analyzes them locally and places similar sounds together on the map.
Step 2
Each dot represents a sample. Explore nearby sounds to find similar options; the Full edition also lets you preview them in sync with your project.
Step 3
Drop your pick into the playlist or arrangement. The Full edition adds BPM-aware stretching and pitch controls before export.
Use an AI sample manager to organize your sample library and find sounds. Preview loops in sync with your DAW’s BPM, time-stretch them to fit your project, choose a root note to adjust pitch, then drag and drop samples into your DAW.
Edit Export stretches loops to your DAW tempo when you drag them into your project. This helps loops from different tempos fit your session without changing your project BPM. Turn it off to keep the original sample unchanged.
Sync Export matches the preview grid and loop to your project BPM. Choose a rhythmic pattern to hear how a kick, snare, or loop fits your track before dragging it in.
Last/Most shows your 20 most recently used samples and your 20 most-used samples. Quickly return to a sound you just tried or find a go-to sample again.
Key Selection lets you choose a root note and adjust a sample’s pitch before export. Try different notes while previewing to hear how the sample fits your track.
You can customize the skin in the settings
Quick answers about how SampleSorter AI works.
SampleSorter AI is a sample browser plugin designed for producers working with large sample libraries.
It analyzes your samples and places similar sounds close together on a 2D map, making it easier to explore kicks, snares, loops and one-shots visually instead of relying only on folders and filenames.
The plugin also includes DAW-synced previewing, real-time pitch adjustment and search/filter tools for faster sample discovery.
All analysis runs locally on your machine.
Yes. SampleSorter AI works with the sample packs and folders you already have on your computer.
Your samples are never uploaded. Everything runs locally, so you can tag, browse, and drag sounds into your DAW without staying online.
Yes. SampleSorter AI is built as a VST plugin, so you can browse, preview, and drag sounds into your session without leaving your DAW workflow.
It is designed for producers who want sample organization, search, and faster sound selection directly where they make music.
SampleSorter AI has been tested in FL Studio, Ableton Live, Logic Pro and Reaper.
The plugin is designed to work with most modern DAWs that support standard plugin formats such as VST3 and AU on supported platforms. This includes software such as Studio One, Cubase and other compatible hosts.
Compatibility can still vary depending on the DAW version, operating system and plugin configuration.
More questions? Visit our full FAQ.