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Make Samples from a Song, a Prompt or Your Voice

Pull a kick, snare or vocal out of a song you upload, describe a sound in text, or sing, hum or beatbox it - and get clean one-shots and loops for your own productions.

Overview

MixMaster Pro is the living Mix Intelligence platform for producers. Analyses stay in your Mix Library, revisions compare on the same mix, references save to your account, and Maya on Pro+ coaches from your bound report - connected workflows instead of one-time uploads. The same account also runs Audio Tools and Workflow Builder: AI mastering, stem splitting, karaoke, a capella, guitar chords and lyrics, Sound FX, song generation, voice cleanup, and audio restoration.

Samples makes clean one-shots and loops for your own productions. Open it from Audio Tools or at /studio/samples; results are saved to Library > Samples.

Three ways to make a sample

  • Pull from a song: upload WAV, MP3, M4A, FLAC or OGG, drag over a hit and name the part.
  • Describe it: text to sound (the same engine as Sound FX).
  • Sing, hum or beatbox an idea and turn it into a sample.

What you get

  • A clean sample plus Raw, Punch, Room, Slap and Tape style takes.
  • One-shot or loop.
  • 24-bit WAV, saved to Library > Samples.

Credits

  • Minimum 23 Credits per run (16 if you share the sample to the community library).
  • Extra style renders: 5 Credits.
  • Community library (when open): previews are free; a download is 5 Credits, once per sample.

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Frequently asked questions

Which file types can I pull a sample from?

WAV, MP3, M4A, FLAC or OGG.

How do I choose the hit?

Upload the song, drag over the hit you want on the waveform and name it (kick, snare, vocal chop...).

What does a sample cost?

Samples are priced in Credits per run, with a minimum of 23 Credits (16 if you share the sample to the community library). The quote shows before you run.

What format are samples in?

24-bit WAV, as a one-shot or a loop, with Raw, Punch, Room, Slap and Tape style takes.