● SMPLER — The Live Techno Instrument

YOUR SAMPLES,
REBORN.

Turn your own samples into new, playable techno ideas in seconds. Find the groove, build your scenes and take them to the dance floor.

iPhone & iPad · Coming December 2026

● Import · RDM · Scenes · Dancefloor · Drop · Rec · Stems Scroll ↓
01 · The demo

FROM FIRST TAP
TO THE DANCE FLOOR.

Find your track’s sweet spot in minutes.

SMPLER in Dancefloor mode — the machines riding over a live crowd

Your samples → RDM → Your groove → The dance floor

02 · How it works

FOUR MOVES. THAT’S THE WORKFLOW.

01

Drop your samples

Import from Files or your library. SMPLER locks everything to the grid.

02

Throw the dice

RDM finds a new direction. RDM+ explores everything inside your machines. Long press to undo.

03

Build your scenes

Shape the bass, acid, drums and textures. Save the moments you want to keep.

04

Play the room

Switch to Dancefloor, arm your mutes, trigger the Drop and record the entire performance.

The dice

● RDM re-rolls the floor and finds your track’s sweet spot in minutes

03 · Who it’s for

Professionals

YOU DON’T NEED MORE PLUGINS.
YOU NEED A NEW IDEA.

Import your own sound library, escape the empty timeline and discover new starting points. When the idea lands, export every machine as stems and continue inside your DAW.

  • Break the creative block
  • New directions in minutes
  • Your own sound identity
  • Stems straight into your DAW
  • Syncs with the rest of your setup

First-time makers

NEVER MADE A TRACK?
START BY PLAYING ONE.

No complicated timeline. No years of tutorials before the first result. Press Play, explore the machines and learn by hearing what every movement changes.

  • An immediate musical result
  • A touchable, playable interface
  • Learn by experimenting
  • No DAW required to start
  • Progress without losing the fun
04 · What makes it different
The ACID machine — knobs floating over the dancefloor

RDM / RDM+

SAME SAMPLES.
ANOTHER UNIVERSE.

Re-roll the groove, explore deeper combinations and return instantly if the previous idea was better.

The SMPLER mixer — seven channels around the master filter

Mixer

YOUR WHOLE SET
ON ONE SCREEN.

Seven channels around the master filter. Solo, mute and shape the energy without leaving the performance.

The master EQ — seven bands over a twelve-decibel grid The master compressor — make-up, drive and kick sidechain

EQ / Comp

A MASTER BUS,
NOT A TOY.

Seven factory EQ curves and your own saved on top. A glue compressor with kick sidechain. The last thing your set goes through, and it sounds like a studio.

A packed warehouse floor seen from behind the decks, blue beams and a mirror ball overhead

Dancefloor + Drop

PLAY THE ROOM.

Flip the phone and the interface disappears into the crowd. Arm your mutes, double-tap for the Drop and ride the machines over the room.

Record + Stems

KEEP THE
PERFORMANCE.

Record the complete take or export every machine separately, ready for your DAW.

SMPLER on iPad and iPhone — the same mixer, seven channels around the master filter, on both screens

iPhone + iPad

THE SAME BOOTH,
TWO SIZES.

One app, both screens. The phone fits in a pocket for the club; the iPad gives your thumbs room to breathe in the studio.

05 · Inside the machine

EIGHT MACHINES. ONE BOOTH.

The SMPLER mixer on iPad and iPhone, surrounded by its instrument pages — drum sequencer, bass keyboard, modular, synth chords, percussion and vocal
The mixer never leaves the screen. Every machine is one tap away. Same instrument on iPhone and iPad.
The drum sequencer page
Drum SequencerProbability and conditions — it never plays the same bar twice.
The BASS SUB keyboard — two octaves with the frequency under each key
BassThe sub never leaves you.
The ACID page — the 303 sequencer with accent and slide
AcidCutoff, reso, env mod.
FM CHORDS — the circle of fifths and the FM voice controls
SynthLoops, motion, chords.
The DRUM page
DrumSized for thumbs in a dark room.
The MODULAR page
ModularLets the room breathe.
The PERCUSSION page
PercussionGhosts, the pocket.
The VOCAL page
VocalEach in its turn.

PLAYS WELL WITH OTHERS.

MIDI Clock out ● Master recording ● Individual stems ● Files import ● 44.1 kHz ● iPhone & iPad ● iOS 16.6+

SMPLER doesn’t make the music for you. → It gets you to the moment where the music begins.

06 · Free & Pro

KEEP WHAT YOU CREATE.

SMPLER Free

  • Play all machines and the mixer
  • RDM and RDM+
  • Starter sound library
  • Import your own samples
  • Dancefloor mode and the Drop

SMPLER Pro Pricing at launch

  • Everything in Free
  • Full performance recording
  • Stems export — one file per machine
  • Unlimited scenes and projects
  • Deep RND+ settings
  • The full acid preset bank

Your recordings, stems and samples stay yours — even if you stop subscribing.

07 · Early access

THE BOOTH IS LOADING.

Join the first artists who will play SMPLER on iPhone & iPad. Launch access, development updates and the Founding Member offer.

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08 · FAQ

QUESTIONS, ANSWERED.

What is SMPLER?

A live techno instrument for iPhone and iPad. You import your own samples, find a groove with the dice, build scenes, play the room in Dancefloor mode and record the take.

Do I need production experience?

No. If you can press Play, you can play SMPLER. Everything is learned by ear, by playing.

Can I import my own samples?

Yes — from the Files app or over Wi-Fi from your computer. SMPLER locks them to the grid.

Does SMPLER create the music for me?

No. The dice re-rolls your samples into new combinations. If you don’t like where it lands, one long press takes you back.

Can I export stems?

Yes, with Pro: every machine exports as its own file, ready for your DAW.

Does it work with MIDI?

SMPLER sends MIDI Clock to your gear — it drives your drum machines and synths.

Is SMPLER available for Android?

No — iPhone and iPad only, iOS 16.6 or later.

What is included in SMPLER Free?

All machines and the mixer, RDM and RDM+, the starter library, your own imports, Dancefloor and the Drop.

What is included in SMPLER Pro?

Full performance recording, stems export, unlimited scenes and projects, deep RND+ settings and the full acid preset bank. Pricing is revealed at launch.

When will SMPLER be released?

December 2026 on the App Store. Early access members get in first.

A packed club floor from behind the SMPLER booth — red light, LED walls and the room going off

STOP WATCHING.
START MAKING.

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From first tap to the dance floor.