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[QUOTE="Bombastus, post: 91316, member: 2178"]
Oxo Music dropped Oxo Sample, a lo-fi sampler and sequencer chasing the mid-80s hardware sound, mono at 12-bit and 32 kHz. Loop, end, and start sliders reach into the buffer as it plays, and parking the start behind the end flips playback backward.

Six slots hold six voices apiece, running mono with portamento or polyphonic. Grabbing audio happens through the input bus, by resampling the plugin output, or straight from a file, and further crunch arrives via automatic resampling down to 20, 16, 10, or 8 kHz.

Each slot gets its sequencer, eight patterns stretching to 64 steps across nine polymetric lanes covering gate, hold, pitch, octave, velocity, length, probability, and a pair of control lanes that automate filter and loop points. Eight scenes fire pattern swaps across every slot.

Filters cover low-pass and high-pass, with an LFO aimed at pitch, filter, or loop point. MIDI Learn, undo, redo, and velocity mapped to level and cutoff round it out. Builds run as VST3 and AU on macOS, VST3 on Windows, and AUv3 on iPad.

The single-slot build is free; the full thing runs €39, and the code INTRO halves that to €19.50.
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