Sample the whole computer
Capture a browser tab, Spotify, YouTube, generative web audio, or any app using your default Windows output.
Windows VST3 · Free download
Stream anything your computer plays straight into Ableton Live. One switch, pristine digital audio, and no feedback loops — by design.
32-bit float · stereo
Capture a browser tab, Spotify, YouTube, generative web audio, or any app using your default Windows output.
Windows process-loopback excludes Ableton before audio reaches the plug-in, so Live can never feed back into itself.
Use Live’s own recording tools. Every take lands in the project’s Samples folder, ready for clips, Simpler, or Sampler.
The signal stays digital: no speaker bleed, room tone, or audio cable between applications.
Stereo 32-bit floating-point audio arrives directly at the sample rate selected in your project.
There is one On/Off parameter. Ableton renders the control natively, keeping the plug-in focused and lightweight.
Create audio track A and add Audio Quick Sampler. The switch starts On.
Turn off its track activator to avoid hearing the source twice. Post FX remains available.
On a second audio track, choose Audio From: A / Post FX, then arm it.
Play the source, record the moment, then drag the clip into Simpler or Sampler.
Why mute track A? You already hear the source directly through Windows. Monitoring it through Live again adds roughly 30–50 ms and can cause comb filtering. Muting A removes only that doubled monitoring — track B still records the clean Post FX signal.
Built for 64-bit Windows hosts. It appears under Plug-Ins → VST3 → Saikoapps and also works in other 64-bit VST3 hosts.
A direct path from your computer into the Live Set — without a virtual cable, separate recorder, or feedback risk.
Download Audio Quick Sampler