Features

Core

• Sample accurate bounds

• Integrated time stretcher (0.01x - 5.0x)

• Modern navigation controls

• Optimized for large samples

• Routable FX chain included

• Cross-fade looping

• Pitch wheel support

• "Waveform Mode"

Extras

• LOFI playback

• Record directly to plugin

• Store samples in plugin state

• Auto-detect tuning (experimental)

Download: https://bobona.github.io/just-a-sample

This is great, got it the other week .. easy to use and nice simple features but surprisingly handy and fun

Super fun indeed!

Great time - stretching for creating endless Drones, also kind of 'hidden' Wavetable - feature.

Very cool thing, and easy to get interesting sounds

And thank you for having a download-option of the VST3-plugin without an installer

Indeed, really glad I stumbled upon it.

this won't scan for me in reaper on m1 max-get that apple security issue but also can't approve it manually in privacy settings

Is this sampler set with bi-directionnal looping ?
( going forward then backward )
Away from the studio for a week,
Thanks

No bi-directional looping.

Thank you so much for Linux support. Seems like a great program

hi, I found a small bug/feature - even if the attack is set to zero, there is still a 1 millisecond fade-in. Can this be removed? In my opinion, if an attack is set to zero, then it should be strictly zero, there are cases when this is quite critical. And I would suggest doing a full zoom-out by double-clicking the mouse in the navigation field.

Best to contact the dev directly and let him know.
https://linktr.ee/binyaminf

Tried this on a project yesterday. Cool and easy to use, especially in Bungee mode with severe stretching. I actually like the distortion more than i anticipated too. I agree with qukey's findings and suggestions above. Especially about the fade in. Oh, and bi-dircetional looping would be awesome! I was getting some nasty pops every now and then however. So maybe it also needs a zero-crossing button? Plus a probable bug: When using two or more instances in a project I get some serious volume jumps, unrelated to any of the sounds. What is really odd, is that they do not happen on any one channel but only on the stereo buss. Any else experienced this? I am on Mac OS Sequoia, latest Logic X version.

Great little sampler, easy, fast, sounds great, the time strecher is really nice and the fx are good too. Congratulations!

One question (I can't figure it out myself): how do you remove a sample from the sampler?

And a request: would it be possible to have a switch somewhere to engage full velocity?

Am I the only one who doesn't know how to remove a sample?…

why no built in browser?

I ran into the same problem : strange noises when two instances are playing together on two different tracks.

Dev here. Thanks for checking JAS out, I'm glad you guys like it! Reminder that there's a GitHub page where you can look at and post suggestions https://github.com/BOBONA/Just-a-Sample/issues. I'm pretty busy this season but I'm hoping to make a feature update to include the most important additions.

About the distortions with multiple instances. This does not happen on Windows, but I have also observed it on Mac. It's a pretty weird glitch, so I'm going to have to debug a lot more to narrow this down. It does seem to be related to Bungee.

Hey! Nice of you to join in. Again, congratulations on your work.
I'm glad you're taking a look at the problem.
Oh, and by the way, how do you remove a sample from Just A Sample?

Should be fixed, uploading the patch to itch.io now

Why do you need to remove a sample? Just select a new sample.

Each time you add a new sample, it doesn't replace the previous one, but it is added to a list so that they are all available and you can navigate between them using a small drop-down menu. This way you can have, say, a list of 10 kicks, because you've tried 10 different kicks to find the right one.
It's confusing when you reopen the track some time later and wonder which of these samples you were going to use in the first place. It would be better to delete all the samples you no longer want and keep, say, the two or three that you think work best.