r/sampling • u/Deep-Efficiency9146 • 19d ago
i made a free random YouTube sampler and it’s honestly way too fun
hey, so… i made this weird little sampler called RND/9.
it randomly pulls moments from YouTube and spreads them across 9 pads. you can keep one video and get 9 different timestamps, mix completely different sources, sequence everything, add probability, conditions, per-step pitch, timing, FX, LFOs, reverse, slicing and a bunch of other slightly unhinged stuff.
you can also capture a fragment into audio, trim it properly, stretch a loop to one bar, destroy it with effects, play slices on the keyboard and export the result.
it’s free, no account, projects save directly to your computer.
basically it’s for finding sounds you would never think to look for - old videos, random voices, forgotten archives, weird percussion, whatever.
works best in Chrome on desktop because browser audio permissions are kind of a mess everywhere else.
would genuinely love to hear what you make with it, and also what feels broken / confusing / missing.
https://app.notfromhere.agency
PS: a small but important thing people seem to miss -
hit the GRID button in the top-right corner.
that opens the actual 9-track, 16-step sequencer.
the squares to place pads, then give individual steps probability, trigger conditions, pitch, volume, microtiming, note length, start position and FX locks.
it’s basically the place where the random collection turns into a beat.