Load sounds
Pick a free kit (CR-78, LinnDrum, R-8, Acoustic, Breakbeat) from the LOAD KIT menu in the Chop Shop, or drag your own audio onto a pad. Samples load across the 16 pads.
DVP Tools / Beat Lab
An MPC-style sampler and step sequencer that runs entirely in your browser. Load a kit or chop your own samples, lay them across 16 velocity-sensitive pads, build patterns with swing and ratchets, and export finished beats as WAV, stems, or MIDI. Straight from the boroughs — no install, no account.
Quick start
Hit POWER ON STUDIO first — browsers require one click before audio can start. Then:
Pick a free kit (CR-78, LinnDrum, R-8, Acoustic, Breakbeat) from the LOAD KIT menu in the Chop Shop, or drag your own audio onto a pad. Samples load across the 16 pads.
Drop a loop in the Chop Shop and hit AUTO CHOP to slice it on transients (or EQUAL CHOP). Set start/end, then shape each pad's pitch, filters, drive, and envelope.
Tap steps into the 16-step grid, add SWING, chain banks A–H into a song, then EXPORT WAV, stems, or MIDI — or save the whole project locally.
Controls
16 pads play with the keys 1 2 3 4 / Q W E R / A S D F / Z X C V or any MIDI controller (with MIDI Learn).
A full waveform editor: drag-to-set the chop region, scrub the preview line, and audition before committing.
16 steps × 8 pattern banks (A–H). Per-step velocity, probability, ratchets, and micro-timing in the step inspector.
The master bus shapes the whole kit:
The MIXER button opens all 16 channels at once — level faders plus mute/solo per pad, so you can balance the kit without hopping between pads.
Your work, your files:
Pro moves
Push SWING to 56–62% for that head-nod shuffle. Layer in per-step micro-timing to drag or rush individual hits like a live drummer.
Drop a sample, AUTO CHOP, then replay the slices in a new order on the pads and record the performance with OVERDUB.
Flip on VINYL and a touch of 12-BIT, then roll the DJ FILTER left for that dusty, lo-fi, sampled-from-wax character.
Build the loop here, then EXPORT STEMS + EXPORT MIDI and finish the arrangement in your DAW of choice.
Everything runs in your browser — samples, projects, and renders never leave your machine. Sample-heavy beats can outgrow browser storage, so use EXPORT PROJECT FILE to keep big sessions safe.