Reese bass loop
Bass · Loop
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AI Sample GeneratorDescribe a sound. Get the sample.
Text-to-sample generation for producers: loops with BPM and key controls, one-shots trimmed to a single hit, and sound effects rendered on demand. Get 5 full-quality renders free—no card required.
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Twelve outputs from earlier Tapechild generator builds, paired with the prompts that produced them. The current model can vary; press play, copy a prompt, or start a variation with the same musical frame.
Chicago footwork loop
Footwork · Loop · 158 BPM
0:10
Clean 808 bass hit
808 · One-shot
0:10
Dream-pop strings and bell
Dream Pop · Loop
0:10
Dream-pop beat on tape
Dream Pop · Loop
0:10
80s analog arpeggio
Synthwave · Loop
0:10
80s gated tom fill
Electronic · One-shot
0:06
Golden-era boom bap
Boom Bap · Loop · 92 BPM
0:10
Soft choir pad
Ambient · One-shot
0:10
Uplifter FX riser
SFX · One-shot
0:10
Dub reggae loop
Dub Reggae · Loop · 76 BPM
0:10
Lo-fi jazz guitar
Lo-fi · Loop
0:10
What you can generate
AI loops
Set the tempo and bar count to choose the file length. Preview the rhythm and loop points before adding it to your track.
One-shots
Kicks, snares, claps, rimshots, toms and metallic percussion, rendered as a single isolated event with a clean transient and a natural decay into silence. BPM and key controls are available for loops only.
Sound effects
Risers, impacts, textures and foley-style hits use the same one-shot path: describe the event and the material, and you get one clean, full-bandwidth capture instead of a loop of them.
Bass, synths and textures
Basses, pads, keys, plucks and atmospheres all work — the model conditions on plain language, so "reese bass, modulated movement, heavy club-ready" is a valid instruction, and so is a genre, an era and a room.
How it works
1 · Describe it
Write what you want to hear — instrument, texture, rhythm, space and era. Choose an example prompt and edit it, or write your own.
2 · Set the musical frame
Choose loop or one-shot. For loops, set the BPM, key and bar count.
3 · Keep what works
Renders land in your library while you keep writing. Play, scrub the waveform, favourite, download the WAV, or drag the row straight into your DAW. Hit the variation button to send a sample back to the prompt with its settings intact.
Built for a DAW workflow
- Studio-ready files
- Preview your samples, then download WAV, MP3 or FLAC.
- Drag into your DAW
- Drag a finished sample into your DAW, or download the file and import it.
- Saved generation settings
- Each sample saves its prompt, settings and seed so you can return to them later.
- Private by default
- Your samples stay in your private library. You can preview, download or delete them.
Plans
Start with 5 full-quality renders — no card required. Then choose one of three monthly plans. No token math and no per-download fees.
Starter
$19/ month
For regular sessions and finding the right sound faster.
- 400 renders a month
- Up to 30s per sample
- Loops, one-shots and SFX
- Private searchable library
Pro
Pro
$49/ month
For producers building a serious private library.
- 2,000 renders a month
- Up to 60s per sample
- 4 renders generating at once
- Priority in the render queue
Unlimited
$89/ month
For daily production workflows and heavy sound exploration.
- Unlimited interactive generation
- Up to 120s per sample
- 4 renders generating at once
- Priority dedicated-GPU capacity
Unlimited is for personal interactive use. One generation processes at a time per account; unattended bulk automation, account sharing and API resale are not included.
Questions
What is an AI sample generator?
It is a tool that turns a written description of a sound into an audio file. Instead of searching a sample pack for a snare that fits, you describe the snare you want — "dusty sampled rimshot, woody click, narrow punchy body" — and the model synthesises it. It returns loops, one-shots and sound effects as downloadable files.
Is there a free AI sample generator here?
Yes. Every account gets 5 free renders with no card and no trial timer, and they are full-quality WAVs with the same commercial rights as paid renders. After that, Starter includes 400 renders for $19 a month, Pro includes 2,000 for $49, and Unlimited is $89.
Are the generated samples royalty-free?
Yes. Samples you generate are yours to use in commercial releases, client work, sample packs of your own, streams and video — under the sample license, with no attribution or per-use fee. Tapechild claims no ownership of your renders.
Can I set the BPM and key?
Yes, for loops. Set the tempo and the bar count and the loop is rendered to the exact length of that many 4/4 bars at that tempo, so it lines up with the grid. The key is chosen on a small piano with sharp/flat and major/minor toggles. BPM and key controls are available for loops only.
What audio formats do I get?
WAV is the default. MP3 and FLAC are available under Advanced.
Is there an AI sample generator plugin or VST?
Not for this generator — it runs in the browser, and finished samples drag straight into your DAW from the library. Tapechild does ship a VST3/AU plugin, but it is a different product: UDS-16 is a drum synth that generates its hits from circuit models in real time, with no samples involved.
Why does a plain sentence produce an on-grid loop?
The BPM and bar count determine the file length. Generated timing can vary, so preview the loop before using it.
How long does a render take?
Usually 5–20 seconds once the GPU pool is warm. The first render after a quiet period can take up to about two minutes while workers start. Queue as many renders as you like in one sitting and the library shows live progress for each. They leave the queue in order, two at a time on Free and Starter, four at a time on Pro and Unlimited.
Do you keep or share my samples?
Your renders are stored in your private library between sessions. They are not published to a public feed. You can delete samples from your library.