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Hi everyone — I’m a music producer and the developer behind ORP by Blank Technica . Over the years, my sample library grew into thousands of files spread across folders and external drives. But whenever I started a new track, I would instinctively return to the same familiar folders and use the same sounds again. I realized I didn’t need more samples—I needed a better way to rediscover the ones I already owned. So I built ORP. ORP is a standalone sample manager for Apple Silicon Macs. It works with your existing folders without moving the original files and analyzes everything locally, so your samples aren’t uploaded. It currently lets you: Automatically categorize samples Filter by instrument, BPM, and key Find acoustically similar sounds Audition samples at different pitches Drag files directly into your DAW It supports WAV, AIFF, FLAC, MP3, M4A, and OGG files and works with DAWs that accept audio drag-and-drop. There’s a free version for libraries of up to 2,000 samples. The full version is a one-time purchase rather than a subscription. This is the first product under Blank Technica, so both the product and the brand are starting from zero. I’d genuinely appreciate honest feedback on: Whether the value proposition is immediately clear What might stop you from downloading and trying it Which feature feels most useful—or unnecessary Anything confusing about the website or product You can see and try it here: https://blanktechnica.com/orp/ Thanks for taking a look. I’ll be reading and responding to every piece of feedback.   submitted by   /u/sorryformybedidea [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/24 22:14:44