US Tech Automations

Sample instruments ZIP input Experimental offer

Sample library mapping and packaging

You upload a ZIP with a manifest and your declared WAV assets, and it packages them into instrument definitions with the exact note and velocity coverage you declared. It maps what you provide; it does not analyse or change your audio.

Package price
$249
Built for
Independent sample library creators.
Input accepted
ZIP, 80 MiB maximum
Synthetic example
12 files, 2026-09-09

Not connected yet. Synthetic downloads are available. Private processing and checkout are not yet connected on this website.

How it works

  1. 01

    Build a ZIP with your manifest and declared WAV assets, listing regions, loops, and round-robin groups.

  2. 02

    Upload the ZIP privately; unsupported audio or incomplete declarations are refused with no charge.

  3. 03

    Receive the SFZ and DecentSampler definitions, cleaned WAVs, region file, and mapping record.

SampleMap package contents

SFZ and DecentSampler definitions, metadata-stripped WAV files with their audio frames preserved unchanged, a region file listing every mapping, and an auditable record of how each asset was placed.

Supported scope

  • Input is a ZIP of a manifest plus up to 128 original declared WAV assets with explicit regions.
  • Supports mono or stereo integer PCM audio at 16, 24, or 32 bit; notes 1 to 127; velocities 1 to 127; explicit loops; and complete round-robin groups.
  • Covers exactly the note and velocity ranges you declare, no more.
  • No automatic transcription, pitch detection, tuning, denoising, or judgement of musical quality; no rights verification — you confirm you hold the rights.
  • Free and low-cost tools for this exist; this is a convenience, not a necessity.

Download synthetic result Download example input

SampleMap example snapshot, generated 2026-09-09: 12 files in the downloadable ZIP. Source: the linked synthetic input and its checked export. This demonstrates supported file processing; it is not customer or commercial evidence.

Your workspace

Start with a file. Try the synthetic example, or use your own supported input.

Step 01

Prepare your input

or upload your file

80 MiB maximum · manifest.json and its declared WAV assets

No input selected.

Submitting an input does not take a payment.

Step 02

Review your result

Your result will appear here.

Checking checkout availability…

Private by default. Job access is kept in this tab. Unpaid jobs expire 24 hours after submission; paid downloads expire 7 days after payment. Delete the private job at any time. The package may contain source data; payment records can remain after deletion.

Before you begin

Will it figure out the pitch of my samples?

No. It maps exactly the notes and velocities you declare. There is no transcription, pitch detection, or tuning.

Do you check I own the samples?

No. You confirm you hold the rights. There is no rights verification.

Are there cheaper ways to do this?

Yes. Free and low-cost tools exist for building SFZ and DecentSampler libraries; this tool just automates the packaging from your declared manifest.

Other workspaces

Each workspace takes one declared file format and returns one package. They do not share inputs and none of them reads another one’s result.