And how do you solves copyright materials, creator soundpack fee… i mean it’s a little bit complicated. you’ll will have contract to make, sales report sheet to give and be very transparent…
If bandcamp works great it is because everyone can make his own little online shop. A ecommerce website like Loopmaster or something is not that easy. Plus they all jumped into subscriptions… and credit by sample, because they know people nowadays prefer to buy exclusively what they use and not buy a sample collection with only 10% of sample they will use…
(and it’s working because they partnership with so many creators i mean between splice and loopcloud you find pretty much everyone)
Sure you can “cast” better than a list of links, with listening players etc… But at the end people will leave your website to buy the packs to the original owner/creator.
I’m not sure you can generate benefit even enough to absorb the costs of a website, by only focusing on elektron dedicated sample and presets.
Now to reply to your question : Do you have idea/wish of topic you would like to see on a sample packs site?
I think the most important would be to the users to be able to buy by sample/preset basis and not the whole pack. Also, and most importantly to be able to search and find everything you can have in mind so a powerful tagging and categorizing system is one of the important key.
What Loopcloud offer is incredible because you can even start to mangle/manipulate sample with key change, tempo change, applying effects on the whole catalog before to buy anything, even sequencing/sketching very basic ideas. If there’s a future they just have straight away the right answer so i would suggest you look after it… but there’s an app with the website so big dev cost on top.
But, you can make something less powerful and succeed as well…