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Sononym: New Machine Learning Powered Sample Browser

Fab, August 30, 2018September 3, 2018


If you have a large sample collection and you struggle finding the right sounds when you need them, there is a new software tool that should be right up your alley.

Welcome Sononym

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Sononym, a new Berlin-based company, has announced the arrival of Sononym 1.0​ for Windows, Linux and OSX.
The software represents an innovative approach to sample browsing, using machine learning to make personal sample collections searchable and discoverable. We’ll put Sononym through its paces soon, in the meantime here’s what you need to know…

Similarity Seach

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The primary innovation in Sononym is called “Similarity Search”, a special search mode which accepts sound as the input, and finds relevant sounds throughout your sample collection. It’s even possible to connect a synth, guitar or microphone and use this to locate samples by recording sounds on-the-fly.

In addition to this, the software offers many other features that you would expect from a modern sample browser: feature extraction (audio analysis), searchable and sortable file/results views, and a streamlined user interface.

Main Features At A Glance

● Deep audio analysis​: extracts pitch, tempo, brightness etc. from samples.
● Self-organizing content​: Automatically groups samples into relevant categories,
such as loops and oneshots, kicks or snares.
● Similarity Search​: A unique and powerful way to discover variations of any sound.
● Live recording​: Quickly and easily find samples based on any input sound.
● Integrated bookmarking and export​: Don’t lose the creative flow while browsing.
● Cross-platform​: Sononym is available for Windows, Linux and OS X

Price And Availability

The software is available for 89 EUR, including VAT, or 99 USD for customers in the United States.
A fully functional 30-day trial version can be downloaded from the publisher’s website.

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Fab

Founder & main editor here at ANR, 'non-musician' and music-tinkerer. His first keyboard was a cheesy Yamaha PSS-270. He still loves it.

Comments (2)

  1. bjorn-nesby says:
    August 30, 2018 at 9:57 pm

    Looking forward to the review!!

  2. Stan says:
    September 2, 2018 at 12:38 am

    No coupon codes???

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