Chorus Sampler 1.1

Chorus Sampler is a comprehensive sampling tool designed for professional use. Its rich set of features includes sample recording, precise cropping, audio importing and exporting, customizable looping, and the application of effects on a per-sample basis.

The user interface of Chorus Sampler is thoughtfully optimized for live performances, leveraging a robust and low-latency audio engine. It offers flexibility by allowing configuration for 8, 16, or 24 on-screen samples, making it a versatile choice particularly suitable for one-shot samples.

This tool boasts cutting-edge recording capabilities and a wide array of effects, empowering users to express their creativity without limits.

Different play modes are available for samples, including tap to play, tap to repeat, hold to play, and hold to repeat, providing intuitive control over the playback experience.

Users can import samples from audio files or directly from tracks in their music library. Additionally, recorded samples can be conveniently exported using the File Sharing feature.

Chorus Sampler supports the application of up to three effects on each sample. The included effects range from essential tools like Bit Crush and Delay to more sophisticated options such as Reverb and Tremolo. Adjustable parameters for each effect and filter can be tweaked in real-time or during preparation to achieve the desired sound.

The tool comes equipped with built-in effects such as Bit Crush, Chorus, Decimator, Delay, Flanger, Phaser, Reverb, Tempo, Tremolo, and Wah. It also features built-in filters like the 7-Band Equalizer alongside High-pass and Low-pass filters.

Users can trigger sample playback either by tapping on the interface or by using various MIDI controllers such as sample pads, drum pads, or keyboards. The flexibility extends to customized MIDI mapping to assign specific MIDI pads or keys to different samples.

Chorus Sampler seamlessly integrates with Audiobus 3 and Inter-App Audio while ensuring high-quality audio performance at 48KHz/24-bit resolution.