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Filters

The Filters tab in the Sample Browser filter panel holds every toggle, picker, and dropdown for narrowing your results. Each control stays in sync with the search bar at the top of the panel — typing @Cmin updates the Key dropdown, and picking a key from the dropdown updates the search bar. Active filters are surfaced as chips in the filter rail above the results so you can see at a glance what’s narrowing your list. For filtering by sonic characteristics like tonality, brightness, or stereo width, switch to the sibling Sound Profile tab.

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Available filters

The Filters tab stacks these controls from top to bottom:
  • Favorite — show only favorited samples
  • Category — filter by directory or virtual directory, with drill-in chips
  • Collections — jump to a saved collection, or create a new one (AI Collections available on paid plans)
  • BPM range — minimum and maximum tempo
  • Key & Scale — musical key (C, D#, F, etc.) and scale (major, minor, modal)
  • Sample Pack and Creator — filter by detected pack or artist
  • Type — loops, one-shots, or all
  • Sort — newest, oldest, relevance, or BPM ascending/descending
  • Genres — AI-detected or manually assigned
  • Tags — your custom tags plus auto-generated ones
Rename or delete library-wide: right-click any tag or genre chip — in the filter rail or in the Sample Info pane — and choose Rename or Delete. Rename updates the value on every sample that has it; Delete strips it from every sample after a confirmation.

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Filter rail

The bar above the results is the filter rail. It shows every active filter as a chip — click the × on a chip to drop just that filter, or click Clear to drop them all at once. The panel toggle at the far left collapses or expands the filter panel so you can reclaim screen space for results.

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Filter presets

Save your current filter state from the bookmark icon on the filter rail and reapply it later.
  • Choose Save current filters to name and store the active state
  • Pick a saved preset from the dropdown to restore it
  • Click the × next to a preset name to delete it

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Search tokens

Every filter above can also be applied from the search bar using tokens like #120-130, @Cmin, !loop, $techno, and %dark. See Search Syntax for the full token grammar.