One Small Clue
Professional percussion and sampler tools for music producers

What is One Small Clue?

One Small Clue provides specialized music production tools including Poise percussion sampler and Grace sampler. Poise features 16 drum pads with 8 sampler layers per pad, offering various sample switching modes like round-robin, random, and velocity split. It includes amplitude and pitch envelopes for samples and supports multiple audio file formats.

Grace sampler is designed for patch creation with 2 filters per voice, multiple envelopes, LFOs, step sequencers, and XY control pads. Both tools support drag-and-drop sample loading and include sample browsers with preview functionality, enabling efficient music production workflows.

Features

  • Poise Percussion Sampler: 16 drum pads with 8 sampler layers per pad
  • Sample Switching Modes: Round-robin, random, layered and velocity split options
  • Sound Manipulation: Amplitude and pitch envelopes for samples
  • File Format Support: 8,16,24 and 32 bit WAV, AIF and SND formats
  • Grace Sampler: 2 filters per voice with multiple modulation options
  • Workflow Features: Drag and drop sample loading with browser preview

Use Cases

  • Creating drum patterns and percussion tracks
  • Sampling and manipulating audio recordings
  • Building custom instrument patches
  • Music production and sound design
  • Live performance setups

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