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File Browser

The File Browser gives you a DAW-style view of your sample directories. Navigate your folder structure, manage which samples get analyzed and uploaded, and control your library directly from the file tree. Directories collapse and expand just like in your DAW. Click any folder to expand it and reveal its contents, click again to collapse it.
  • Search bar: Filter the file tree by filename to quickly locate a specific sample or folder
  • Collapse All: Fold the entire tree in one click to get back to a clean top-level view
The file browser uses virtualized rendering, so it stays fast and smooth even with tens of thousands of samples across deeply nested directories.

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Adding Samples

Click the Add Samples button at the top of the file browser to add a new directory. You’ll be prompted to choose a folder and configure analysis and upload settings before the scan begins. See Adding Samples for a full walkthrough.

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Right-Click Actions

Right-clicking gives you contextual actions for both directories and individual samples.

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On a Directory

  • Key / Scale / Type — set the value on every sample under this directory (confirms before applying)
  • Tempo — pick a common tempo or type a custom BPM; applied to every sample under this directory
  • Creator / Sample pack — search existing values or type a new one; applied to every sample under this directory
  • Category — assign a category to every sample under this directory
  • Tags → Add tags / Remove tags — stage tags and apply to all samples. Remove shows only tags that already exist in this directory
  • Genres → Add genres / Remove genres — same but for genres
  • Analyze samples — queue every sample in this directory (and subdirectories) for audio processing
  • Classify samples — re-run AI audio tagging on every sample under this directory without redoing local analysis
  • Upload samples to the cloud — sync samples to cloud storage for backup and cross-device access
  • Enrich samples — match AI-generated labels from indexing to individual samples in the directory
  • Index directory — run AI indexing to generate genre, tag, creator, and sample pack labels (costs 20 credits per folder). See Sample Enrichment
  • Delete all samples — remove all samples in this directory from your library

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On a Sample

  • Analyze sample — process this sample individually
  • Classify sample — re-run AI audio tagging without redoing local analysis
  • Upload to cloud — sync this sample to cloud storage
  • All standard sample context menu actions are also available

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Controlling Analysis, Indexing, and Enrichment

When you add a new directory, you choose whether its samples get analyzed automatically. You can also control indexing and enrichment per directory via the right-click menu. See Adding & Managing Samples for the full processing pipeline.