Maybe you can relate to the feeling I had when I first used Samplr almost a decade ago: instant inspiration; a racing mind trying to consider all of the new possibilities that have just been unlocked. Only a few instruments have ever had this kind of effect on me, but Samplr - without question - is my favorite and most frequently used of the bunch.

It felt like a no-brainer to reach out to Marcos Alonso, the app's developer, and have a discussion about Samplr. I’ve always been curious to know where the idea came from, what he thinks about the incredible success it’s had, and where he sees it going in the years ahead. We talked about all of this and more in the latest interview for Sound Methods, a truly enjoyable conversation about an incredible instrument.

Read a full transcript of the interview on the Sound Methods substack page. Visit Samplr.net to read more about the app, and be sure to download it on the App Store through the link there.

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