Samplers / Sampling

Korg’s MPS‑10 is a compact percussion instrument with hidden depths.

The hardware sampler market is healthier and more diverse than ever. What better time to take a quick tour?

Polyend’s Play gets a major + upgrade.

Teenage Engineering’s portable workstation offers retro styling and an equally old‑school approach to sampling.

Polyend’s hardware tracker has got smaller — and at the same time bigger...

Sonicware’s SmplTrek packs an ambitious sampler, sequencer and recorder into a single portable box.

Is Roland’s SPD‑SX Pro the best percussion pad you can buy?

HALion is back, and it’s bigger, better and FMier than ever!

Polyend’s Play takes a unique, and very hands‑on, approach to sequencing samples.

1010music’s diminutive Nanobox range has got it where it counts.

I recently had need of another looper pedal, but as it wasn’t something I’d need very often I wanted to...

Koala Sampler makes sampling simple again.

The MPC Key isn’t just an MPC with a keyboard, it’s a completely new species of workstation.

Roland’s popular sampler gets a major update.

The MPC Studio provides an affordable middle ground between Akai’s software and hardware MPCs.

Novation’s Circuit Rhythm offers portable immediacy and a surprising amount of depth.

Polyend breathe new life into an old technology with an instrument that’s as forward‑looking as it is retro.

If vintage samplers butter your muffin, Isla Instruments have got a full afternoon tea for you.

SampleX brings the sound of early digital samplers to your DAW.

Soniccouture deliver a powerful drum sampler engine where you provide the samples.

With battery power and built-in speakers, the MPC Live II is ready to rock some blocks.