Samplist

A really Superb app , does it all in a very simple and effective way, plays samples chromatic extremely good (no speeding up, very good release , cutoff e.t.c.) , has audiobus, midi e.t.c. , it’s the app I was missing for my iPad , congratulations and thanks to the developer.

This app is the bomb sampler but in GarageBand it doesn’t work. Name shows up as Sender with the icon. Please fix this because I love the layout. Love how we can change location of the sample section to accommodate button sequences, sweet. Quality sounds better in your app imo so can you fix the GB issue.

Non-starter for me.

Changing a duplicated pads chromatic sound is unknown. Recording appears to be unavailable. How do I record a melody of slices, with a record button that has no function. I imagine if the record button would record, it would record through the iPads microphone instead of an option to record the internal apps audio that was playing (for clarity). And that would not be original or ideal. Overall, great attempt so far.

Can’t use with my Bluetooth headphones. Crashes as soon as I open the Bluetooth menu.

Try to use a wired midi controller and it won’t work. The only menu options are for Bluetooth settings, which just crashes. And the midi mapping option has nothing about finding the keyboard.

Bluetooth option in settings shuts down the app on iPhone 12 Pro Max.

For some reason, I can’t import my own downloads. I downloaded a sample from my computer, sent it to my phone, and now I can’t import it into the app. It’s the same thing for every audio file except splice samples

Samplist has a clean and (mostly) intuitive interface that’s straightforward about sampling. It may be one of the best standalone sampling apps you’re going to find. All that said, there are just a few things that would make it a five-star app: 1. Most noticeable: setting slice boundaries is clumsy. Based on my experience with other apps, I expected to move the slice start time, not the length of the whole slice. 2. You can only play one sample on the keyboard at a time. If you want multisampled instruments, you’ll have to go with something like Beatmaker 3. 3. There’s no “save as” option — or if there’s a way to do it, I’m not finding it. 4. No filter ADSR or looping, so … you get what you get.

Thought this app was for sampling your music not cheesy samples