The self-digging sampler. Drop a record. It finds the loops, ranks them, cuts them clean, and lights up sixteen pads. BPM, key, and the drummer's drift already handled. You just tap.
Nothing uploads. Runs entirely on your device. Card or PayPal.

Drops a whole song or a stem, follows the actual beats (live drummers included), then scores every candidate bar and hands you the eight best 4-bar and 8-bar loops, plus one-shot snips, plus chops on the downbeats.
Sixteen pads, seamless seams, BPM and key on the screen. Pitch it two ways: Grid keeps the length, Tape drags the speed like the real thing. Vinyl pump, Lo-fi grit, Stripped, or Clean.
WAV per pad, a whole pack as a zip, or MKII-formatted packs for your SP-404. Every filename carries the bpm and key, restamped when you pitch. Resample your own performance into new pads.
A finder hands you a slice. A machine hands you a beat.
Auto-chop tools place cues and let you hunt. 404 FOUND does the hunting: it listens to the whole record, decides which bars loop, and cuts the seam before you ever hear it. The judgment is the product.
Character is for auditioning and sketching. Do your final color in your DAW.
Made at Lake of the Ozarks by a producer who got tired of scrubbing warp markers. The beat tracker was tuned on sixties Missouri sessions with real drummers who speed up, slow down, and shuffle, because that's what records do. If it can cut a clean bar out of a cave recording, it can cut one out of your crate.
No. 404 FOUND is an online sample chopper that runs in your browser, so it works on a laptop, desktop, Chromebook or phone with nothing to install and no account. Drop in an mp3, wav or m4a and it starts digging.
No. The whole engine runs in your browser on your CPU. Nothing leaves your device, and the standalone file works with the internet off.
No. It's a sampler on its own. If you have a 404 MKII, the pack export is formatted for it.
Yes, any modern browser. Long tracks analyze slower on a phone; it tells you what it's doing.
It listens to the drummer instead of stamping a grid, so it's right far more than it used to be, and when confidence is low the bpm wears a question mark. Half, double, or type the bpm and it re-cuts in a second.
Use Tape mode. It slows the loop the way a sampler does instead of stretching it, and the new bpm goes in the filename.
14 days, no questions. One key works on three devices. The web app updates itself; the standalone file is a snapshot you keep.