Free: play and record
Load WAV packs, play the 16-pad grid, capture takes, save recordings, and export finished loops.
Free Android multi-sample instrument
Multi-SamplePlayer
Manage your multi-sample library from your pocket. Make loops on the go. Feed your sampler original sounds, patterns, and playable instruments.
Release 1.0
Android phones
WAV sample packs
Deluxe sequencer upgrade
A pocket sampler, not a bloated DAW
A mobile instrument for people who live in samples.
Multi-Sample Player loads unzipped WAV instrument folders from phone storage or microSD, maps them to a 16-pad scale grid, records your playing as reusable note data, and exports loops as WAV files. The same performance can become a dusty key loop, a bass line, a bell phrase, or a drum pattern just by changing the loaded instrument.
Pocket-sized. Studio-ready.
A sampler brain that fits beside the rest of your rig.
Use an old Android phone as a dedicated sound source: load WAV packs, play the 16-pad grid, record musical ideas, edit them with Deluxe, and carry the whole library without opening a laptop.
Phone as instrument
Hold your sample library like a playable synth.
Load a folder, pick a scale, and the phone becomes a fast 16-pad musical surface. It is made for couch ideas, subway melodies, studio sampling sessions, and direct playing into classic samplers when inspiration shows up before the whole rig is powered on.
Feature screenshots
The whole pocket workflow.
Load a multi-sample folder, confirm the instrument map, play it as a 16-pad scale grid, record a loop, then use the Deluxe Sequencer to reshape the performance and export new audio versions.
Play your packs
A 16-pad scale grid in your pocket.
The Play Grid turns WAV folders into a touch instrument. Choose key, octave, and scale, then play melodies, basses, one-shots, or implied chords with your fingers.
- Play in musical scales instead of hunting notes.
- Slide between pads for mobile, instrument-like phrasing.
- Use multi-touch for chords and layered hits.
- Play directly into standalone samplers, loopers, or DAWs.
Record and arrange
Catch ideas before they disappear.
Studio mode gives you tempo, bars, count-in, click, loop playback, saved takes, and WAV export. It is built for short musical sparks: the bass line on the train, the bell phrase on the couch, the drum idea before the workstation is even on.
- Record loops as editable note performances.
- Save takes and return to them later.
- Swap instruments and hear new versions of the same loop.
- Export finished WAV loops for later sampling.
Feed the hardware
Make loops on the phone. Feed the sampler.
Export WAV loops from the app, route the phone into a sampler, or play the grid live while recording into an MPC, DAW, looper, or mixer. The phone becomes a compact source of original phrases, one-shots, and versioned ideas.
Deluxe Sequencer
Explore what you recorded.
The Sequencer turns a take into a simple 16-lane touch canvas. Move notes, stretch them, delete accidents, duplicate moments, and group-edit phrases. It is intentionally focused: enough control to turn a recorded idea into a usable loop without burying the player in a desktop editor.
Free base, paid power
One loop, many instruments.
The free app is a playable multi-sample instrument and recorder. The Deluxe upgrade is where the recorded loop becomes material you can edit, reshape, version, and export.
Deluxe: edit the take
Unlock the 16-lane sequencer for touch editing, zoom, note moves, length edits, multi-select, and saved arrangements.
Deluxe: make versions
Swap instruments under the same performance, render multiple WAV loops, and build original sounds for samplers or DAWs.
Bring your own sound library
Prompt an AI, export WAVs, drop them on the phone.
Multi-Sample Player is designed around simple, portable instrument folders. A sample pack can be made by a human, an AI audio tool, a synth, a sampler, or a DAW. The important part is the folder structure and filenames.
My Instrument/
My_Instrument_C3_V96.wav
My_Instrument_DS3_V96.wav
My_Instrument_G3_V96.wav
My_Instrument_C4_V96.wavAI pack prompt starter
Ask an AI audio tool to render a flat folder of PCM WAV files at 44.1 kHz, with note names and velocities in every filename.
Create an unzipped Multi-Sample Player instrument folder for Android.
Render PCM WAV files at 44.1 kHz, 16-bit or 24-bit, mono or stereo.
Put all WAV files directly inside one flat folder.
Every filename must include instrument name, note name with octave, and velocity.
Example: My_Instrument_C3_V96.wav.
Use 16 to 32 root notes for melodic instruments, or exactly 16 notes from C3 to DS4 for drum kits.
Trim leading silence, add tiny fade-outs, avoid clipping, and keep peaks below -1 dBFS.Manual and framework
The manual includes the sample-pack rules.
Release 1.0 includes a screenshot manual and a deeper authoring framework for building your own multi-sample instruments, drum kits, sound packs, and AI-generated folders.