Sample Library Management in 2018 [Windows] Cmonnn

[JC Biffro]

I dunno about you guys, but my library is facking HUGGGE these days.

Are there any decent, 'modern', and actively supported sample library managers out there that works with Windows?

I've been using Sample Librarian for a while, but it's not been updated since 2013... so I'm not confident in it's longevity.

Resonic - A fast audio player and sample manager has been in BETA for 3 years and their marketing is not great (no YouTube updates for 2+ years)... will probably just vanish at some point.

This (Samplism – Audio Helper Project) looks like the best I've found so far but it's Mac only

Any suggestions would be amazeballs.

Gracias.

[dandezebra]

Anyone? I'm interested too. Though windows explorer and an old install of Winamp still works

[zzz00m]

Sample Librarian looks good.

Jamsoft SampleSort appears to be in beta for a couple years, but looks interesting. https://www.jamsoft.co.uk/samplesort-june-2016-release/
https://www.jamsoft.co.uk/samplesort-upcoming-features/

I recall Sony Acid had some built-in database for managing loops years ago, but haven't looked at it lately.

Here's an ancient KVR thread on the sample organizer topic: http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic ... 2&t=325717

[woggle]

Resonic continues to be developed - facebook is where they are active

[devilnishy]

Aural Probe for drum samples

http://auralprobe.sourceforge.net/

also try

https://www.kvraudio.com/product/mutant ... ture-media

[latebloomr]

Have you all heard of Total Commander? it works well with renaming files. In the event you do your own sampling and shove everything into a folder titled "X, Y, & Z".

[retronomicon]

+1 for Resonic. It makes sample management extremely easy.