Sample import was added and opened up a whole new world in Chomplr. I’m still loving this app. The only other feature that would significantly improve this app would be the ability to save a project state. Unless you’re in a DAW you can’t save all of the in and out points you’ve made to a sample. It would be nice to open up a sample in Chomplr, create all your in and out key points, set your effects and then be able to come back to it later in the same place it was when you left. Any chance of this feature? Still worth more than they’re charging tho.————————-I’ve been following this company for a while and am nothing but impressed with their aesthetic and attention to detail. This app sounds amazing. What you can do with one short sample by assigning certain sections to keys and tweaking is a game changer. I know the tech has been out for a while but hasn’t been implemented into iOS in this way with such a diverse array of effects. I was pretty disappointed to see that I couldn’t import my own samples though 😕 If that feature gets added then this thing is unlimited in its scope. For now I’ll just tweak what is provided by MSXII and try to make it my own. Anyway if you were on the fence just do it, it’s only $5, what do you have to lose?

Using koala and Samplr stumbled upon Chomplr later on and almost wish I found it first… it eliminates the complication involved with other iOS apps with similar concepts so you can really just focus on making music and enjoying it… My only gripe is the sample library, yet amazing, isn’t inexpensive… paying a few dollars to sometimes get one or two samples seems a bit minimal when other apps usual sell massive preset packs for that price… but the import your own sample feature makes this app 100% worth it… and the samples they do offer for sale are definitely optimized for usage in Chomplr to be used “right out of the box” with little to no tweaking needed… either way I plan on continuing to buy more of their samples and adding my own cuts… Koala is still my favorite sampler for features but for more of a free flow “fun” workflow Chomplr gets right to the point… Looking forward to what else comes out from the developer going forward…

You know when you search the App Store, looking for a music production app that you didn’t know you absolutely NEEDED, well, this is that ONE. Truly a samplers dream, and I’m not exaggerating. MSXii Sound Design has been making sound design incredibly fun, and this app is no exception. Chomplr packs a punch, preloaded with incredible sounds and amazingly easy process to sketch ideas out, and I know I’m only scratching the surface. You have to experience it to know what you’ve been missing.......

Complaints:Limited Sample ImportsYou’d think that Importing Samples would be a basic free feature that would come with this app, its not. It costs $2.99 and it doesn’t even let you import samples longer than 1 minute and 40 seconds.Crashes When you use the app by itself it usually crashes after about 30-40 mins in, but when used as a GarageBand plugin in then its fine.BugsTheres a weird bug on iPhone, when you open up Key Settings the UI is out of place.I also tried to delete a imported sample the way the manual said, but the option to delete was greyed out.———————————————————————-Wishlist:Midi LearnI hope they add Midi Learn so I could assign one of the knobs on my Midi keyboard to the data slider or for the effect sliders.ZoomBeing able to zoom in on the waveform.Save Chop Edits I would like to be able to save the positions of the cuts of a sample within the app. It usually saves that within GarageBand, but I want that within this app alone.Record Button I would like a record button for when I find a groove.———————————————————————-Done right:•Aesthetics•Effects•SoundsThe samples that already come with this app sound incredible. I love the aesthetic of the whole thing. The effects are cool.