Once again, the short-sighted naming of apps strikes again! OhmSampler is now LividSampler, and works with Ohm64 and block. I’ve fixed some quirks about saving the setups, and samples play for the duration of the button press (rather than the duration of the selection). It’s damn fun to drop a bunch of weird sounds and just start messing around. I highly encourage such activity!
Also, In my effort to get the monomeBridge working for the block, I released it broken for the Ohm64 . Oops. It’s fixed now.
As always, the download links are here:
http://www.lividinstruments.com/support_downloads.php

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A preliminary version is available if you can’t wait to get your hands on it.
OSX: http://lividserver.com/dl/ohm/OhmSampler_v01-OSX.zip
Windows: http://lividserver.com/dl/ohm/OhmSampler_v01-XP.zip
This comes in standalone, plugin, and source versions. I did this in Max/MSP 4.6 (the old one) so I can export it as a VST/RTAS/AU plugin, using their dying Pluggo technology.
Here’s a brief demo that tells you pretty much everything you need to know!

For Max/MSP users, it’s a good example of how to build a simple sampler in Max/MSP, as well how to use poly~, pattrstorage, build a pluggo plugin (even though it’s on it’s way out, it’s still useful), and standalone. What more could you hope to learn?

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