Search how producers think
Describe a sound, name an instrument, enter a key or BPM, or combine them. SampleFind turns producer language into focused audio results.
Scan local sample folders, classify sounds with AI, extract BPM, key, and duration, then search thousands of loops, one-shots, drums, vocals, FX, and instruments from one producer-focused library.
Search, filter, favorite, and preview every local sound.
Sample libraries grow fast. Filenames become inconsistent, categories overlap, and auditioning folders one by one interrupts the moment when an idea is taking shape.
SampleFind turns scattered audio into one intelligent, searchable production library—without moving or uploading the original files.
Describe a sound, name an instrument, enter a key or BPM, or combine them. SampleFind turns producer language into focused audio results.
Index the folders you choose while your original audio stays exactly where it is. Sources remain manageable, rescannable, and removable.
Preview sounds instantly, favorite the best matches, then drag audio directly into supported DAWs without breaking your creative flow.
Layer sample type, category, key, BPM, and favorites to narrow a large library without losing the intent of the search.
From scanning a folder to finding a focused result and moving it into a DAW—this demo shows the working desktop product end to end.
SampleFind combines fast, explainable signals with semantic audio understanding. Exact metadata stays precise; broader creative language can reach beyond the filename.
Exact filenames, aliases, sample type, key, BPM, categories, and user corrections establish high-confidence relevance.
LAION-CLAP embeddings connect natural-language descriptions to what an audio sample actually sounds like.
Specific instrument queries stay precise while broad regional or musical searches intentionally widen the result set.
Manual reclassification stays private to the user and improves their library without silently retraining global behavior.
SampleFind is a full-stack product spanning background processing, retrieval quality, responsive interfaces, authentication, local filesystem integration, and cross-platform release engineering.
Download the current build for portfolio review and controlled testing, or visit the public project repository for the complete engineering overview.