A 16-pad sampler in your browser
Drop up to 16 one-shots onto the pads, play them with your keyboard or taps, and record your performance straight to WAV. No account, no upload — it's all local.
Free · no account · runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded; your audio never leaves your device.
Tap a pad or hit its key: 1234 QWER ASDF ZXCV · click an empty pad to load a sample into it
Bring your own one-shots — or let SongChop cut them for you.
These pads play whatever you feed them. SongChop feeds them: it cuts any song into categorized one-shots and beat-locked loops, named by BPM and key. Sign up and chop your first track: 3 full packs free.
How to play samples on pads in your browser
- Load your one-shotsDrop up to 16 short samples at once, or click a pad to assign one file to it.
- PlayHit the key shown on each pad (1-4, Q-R, A-F, Z-V) or tap the pads on a phone.
- Set chokeTurn Choke on if each new hit should cut off the previous one.
- Record a takePress Record performance, play your pattern, then stop.
- DownloadPlay the take back and press Download take to save it as WAV.
Frequently asked questions
How do I play samples with my computer keyboard?
Load audio files onto the pads (drop them all at once or click a pad to assign one), then hit the keys shown on each pad — 1 through 4 on the top row, then QWER, ASDF, and ZXCV. On a phone, just tap the pads.
Can I record my pad performance?
Yes. Hit Record, play your take, hit Stop, and download it as a WAV file. The recording happens inside your browser — nothing is sent anywhere.
What audio files work on the pads?
Short WAV, MP3, M4A, OGG, or FLAC one-shots work best — drums, stabs, vocal chops. Long files load too, but pads are built for hits, not whole songs.
Why do my pads cut each other off?
By default each pad voice plays over the others (polyphonic). Toggle 'Choke' if you want new hits to cut the previous one — handy for hi-hat patterns and chopped vocals.