Tab Sampler MPC
Overview
Sample audio from any browser tab and trigger it across 8 MPC-style pads.
Tab Sampler MPC turns any browser tab into a sample source for an MPC-style 8-pad sampler. Users can capture audio from YouTube, SoundCloud, Twitch, and more, and instantly trigger it across pads with their keyboard. Features: • Capture audio from any tab and assign it to one of 8 pads. • Trigger pads with your keyboard (1, 2, 3, 4, Q, W, E, T) or by clicking. • Per-pad editor with trim, pitch, reverse, loop, volume, and zoomable waveform. • Built-in echo/delay with adjustable mix, time, and feedback • Hit pads in real time, then play back, loop, or quantize to tempo. • Metronome and adjustable tempo for tight performances. • Mono mode to cut overlapping pads, plus a Stop All panic button. • Drag a pad onto another to copy; drop a .WAV or .MP3 onto a pad to import. • Export edited samples or full performances as WAV files. • Works fully offline once a sample is captured. How To Use: • First, open your audio source (ex. a YouTube video). • Next, click the toolbar icon to open the sampler in its own window. • Select a pad, hit ARM and RECORD to capture audio from your active tab. • Repeat the same process across pads, and continue on with your idea! Tab Sampler MPC runs entirely on your machine. No audio leaves your browser, no accounts, no tracking.
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Details
- Version1.0.17
- UpdatedMay 9, 2026
- Offered byPhilip Aievoli
- Size42.51KiB
- LanguagesEnglish (United States)
- Developer
Email
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