A local browser workbench for preparing one to three aligned WAV layers as matching game-music loops.
A local browser workbench for preparing one to three aligned WAV layers as matching game-music loops. Set a shared loop span, fold release tails into the start and audition a fixed Calm–Active–Calm transition before exporting equal-length stems. Tested in desktop Chrome on Linux.
A marketplace for sample packs, including drum loops, one-shots, and MIDI files across different genres. It’s used to speed up production, either for sketching ideas quickly or filling gaps in a track without recording everything yourself.
At the scale Splice operates, the numbers are hard to argue with: millions of royalty-free samples, a catalog covering hip-hop, trap, house, R&B, drum and bass, pop, and dozens of other genres, all previewed in your track's key and tempo before you download a single file. Splice has become the default starting point for a generation of producers who grew up treating samples as raw material rather than finished content.