I love what I’m seeing right now in the AI space. More and more companies are coming out with tools that’ll help you organize your projects, find good samples to use, and take out a lot of the guesswork when it comes to the music production process. It’s proof that AI can be extremely useful as a tool in the music production process, and is, truly, nothing to be afraid of.
And, now, Canadian company LANDR has thrown their name back into the ring. Today, they’ve announced LANDR Sampler, a revolutionary plugin that transforms sprawling, disorganized sample libraries into a sampler instrument. Designed to break down roadblocks and friction and inspire creativity, LANDR Sampler gives producers a smarter, faster, and more musical way to work with their sounds.
That’s right – regardless of how large and disorganized your sample library is (mine is an absolute MESS, for example), LANDR Sampler can work with it. It’ll unify everything and find you the perfect sample for your track. Maybe it’s a kick you’ve used thousands of times, or maybe it’s a ride you didn’t realize you had. Either way, this plugin has you covered.
It also can create unique sample combinations and textures with the click of a button, driving your creativity even further forward. And, it also features one of the best aspects of a traditional sampler: chromatic playback. You can turn and sample into a full instrument, and mold it to fit into whatever kind of track you’re making.
LANDR Sampler has been tuned on over 3 million of LANDR’s samples, so it’s hard to think that there’s a sound that this tool isn’t prepared for. It’s also powered by MonkeyC‘s algorithm – they’re a Dutch company focused on making music production more creative and fun through the usage of AI.
LANDR Sampler is fast, smart, and inspires creativity. It’s at once a sample library organizer and a high-powered sampler. It’s, quite simply, proof that the AI revolution is here, and it’s coming to help producers rather than replace them.
You can get LANDR Sampler here, through LANDR Studio or as a perpetual license.
Ben Lepper is a music producer and journalist from Boston, Massachusetts.
