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Record any tab into your sample library — from the side panel Pimp my Sample turns Chrome into a sampling workstation for music producers. Hit record on any tab and the audio lands in your library as a WAV — ready to work with in the built-in Studio: — One-tap recording from Chrome's side panel, with a live oscilloscope visual — Trim with draggable edges and fades, normalize, reverse, gain, DC removal — Chop mode: drag slices on the waveform, or auto-detect transients and slice to a beat grid (1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16) — Audition slices from your keyboard like pads (1–0, Q–P), with per-slice gain and reverse — Organize samples into folders, rename, tag keepers, chops stay grouped under their parent sample — Automatic BPM and key detection, shown right in the library — Mirror your whole library to a folder on your disk — your DAW sees every sample instantly, as plain WAV files — Undo protection: destructive edits keep a version history you can revert Everything runs and stays on your machine: no account, no upload, no tracking, no analytics. You choose what you record, and you are responsible for having the rights to the audio you capture. Keyboard-first: Space for transport, Cmd+Z undo, Cmd+S save, arrow-key nudging, full shortcut cheat-sheet built in. Hit record on any tab and the audio lands in your library as a WAV — ready to work with in the built-in Studio: — One-tap recording from Chrome's side panel, with a live oscilloscope visual — Trim with draggable edges and fades, normalize, reverse, gain, DC removal — Chop mode: drag slices on the waveform, or auto-detect transients and slice to a beat grid (1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16) — Audition slices from your keyboard like pads (1–0, Q–P), with per-slice gain and reverse v0.4.0 — Bigger, smoother, more control - Reworked the record visualizer: a live synthwave scope that reacts to the real audio, with a tuning panel to make it your own - New "Export all" — mirror your whole library to a folder on disk as WAV, keeping your folder structure - Studio: pick a destination folder for "Download all", delete/reset slices without cutting audio, and slices auto-clear after saving - Library: drag-to-reorder finally rock-solid (clips and slices), parents carry their slices when moved, clearer nested tree lines, and a drag preview - Playback plays the raw file at true volume — no surprise loudness changes - Cleaner setup for disk-folder sync, a feedback button, and lots of polish