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KODA Sampler

Early access to KODA Sampler plugin is available!
As a new sampler it seems very well thought out… Documentation available on the site

 

From their FAQ:

What does early access actually mean?
Anybody can get a licensed copy of KODA for free while we finish version 1. We’re not setting a strict end date. Expect at least three months, and we’ll reassess from there.

 

Can you tell me more about the programming language?
For performance scripts, we use “KodaScript”, which is a simplified domain-specific language that transpiles to Cmajor – a C-family language optimized for real-time DSP and audio applications. KODA also supports plain Cmajor for building your own Insert Effects.

 

Do I need to know how to code?
No. But this will depend on two things: What you are wanting to achieve with your instrument, and whether you choose to use an AI coding agent (ChatGPT, Claude, etc.) We are building KODA to suit both the experienced programmer, and the person who never wants to touch a line of code. If KODA lights your spark for wanting to code, then we can certainly point you in the right direction for getting started.

 

What does it run on?
Windows and MacOS, as a standalone app or as a VST3 and AU plugin in your DAW.

 

 

Your Sampler

If you were to imagine that the first HISSandaROAR Sampler Instrument has been released
It has everything you might expect:
– key mapped with round robin and velocity layers
– instantly ‘playable’ for improv and sequencing
– unusual organic sound sources in hi rez
– built in shaping tools etc

If you skipped to the support section…
which Sampler format would you be checking for?

I imagine Kontakt is most common, but thats an assumption

 

 

    Which SAMPLER do you use?
    1. Ableton Live SAMPLERApple Logic Pro EXS24BitwigNI KontaktOD ER301Rossum Assimil8rSFZ via Max, Sforzando etcSoundMiner RadiumOther
    If you chose 'Other' could you please say which?

     

    Interested in Beta Testing? (Skip if not)

     

     

     

     

    Thank you!
    I’ll be in touch in a few weeks with potential testers.