You can drag clips from he Session view straight into the Clips folder in your user library, and it creates a preview, and saves all fx.
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This looks really cool, not specifically what i was after, but very cool.
I havenāt tried it to be honest. I just saw it and thought it might be relevant to this thread. Iāve been learning Max/Msp, and Iād like to build my own sampler, so Iāve been looking around at different M4L devices for ideas. This one is really polished and has a simple workflow it seems. Sampling in Ableton (Just recording a clip and dragging it into a Simpler) is also pretty simple and could be fun depending on what you want to sample I guess. There is also Granulator III, which Iām pretty sure samples.
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Iām putting some Monark and Omnisphere patches onto the Montage at the moment, and the Akai MPC Beats software is working well. For instrument multi samples, it can specify note range and intervals, length and tail, and even set up loop points (though I prefer to do these myself).
For one shot drum and perc samples, I have a little secret: one of my travel essentials is one of the kidsā old android Amazon Fire tablets. MiccroUSB import a whole heap of longer sources and I use the free Caustic sample editor to cut āem, tidy them up and rename/organise. Iāve spent many hours sat on beaches doing that, itās one of the boring admin jobs and travel lends itself perfectly to it.
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Late to this, and disclosure, this is the DragOn Sampler account. āMinimum clicksā was the brief we built around: drag audio in, divide it, edit it with our audio editing tools and the pieces are on your keys. Free version available if you want to poke at it.
Sample from your phone/tablet via cable. Feels like traditional sampling, gives you a huge amount of possibilities (esp if you have an iOS device) and allows you use YT playback speed & scrubbing for some extra fun.
MiniMeters can also record internal sound to disk.