Music licensing platform Tracklib has launched a brand new desktop app, making it easier to find and drop sample tracks right into your DAW.
The app is still in its Beta phase (so it’s still in active development), but it already gives users instant access to its library of over 100,000 tracks and samples. Tracklib says that “every bit” of metadata, beat markers, tempo alignment, and administrative detail is handled automatically.
Tracklib’s library hosts a vast range of original songs and royalty-free sounds. Via the app, you can explore and sync sounds, curate favourites, and also create custom loops and adjust pitch, as well as simply dragging and dropping samples into your DAW projects. To access the app, login to your Tracklib account to get started. For those who aren’t a Tracklib subscriber, you’ll need to first register an account and start a trial to get access.
“Removing boring barriers in music creation is our life mission,” comments Andreas Ahlenius, CEO of Tracklib. “The new desktop app is a game-changer. It enhances how producers interact with our great library and significantly improves their workflow.”
Chairman Andreas Liffgarden adds: “The desktop app marks a major milestone in how producers interact with Tracklib’s platform. We’re just getting started – many more exciting developments are planned for the coming year.”
Earlier this year, Tracklib unveiled Sounds, a new feature allowing producers to access a range of authentically recorded, royalty-free loops and one-shots. Sounds complements Tracklib’s existing library of song samples, further offering everything from the slaps of a 808 drum machine to the vocals of an obscure 70s track, all within one subscription.
Head over to Tracklib to find out more and download the app now.
