19 points by windell 20 hours ago
I'm Sam, I make sample libraries (as FrozenPlain). These sample libraries run inside Floe, my audio plugin for Linux, macOS and Windows. It's designed for musicians, composers and producers - typically people involved with film/TV/game scoring or ambient music. I open-sourced it primarily because I'm very fond of this philosophy and I want to open the door for serving a wider audience than just my own libraries.<p>It's totally free, no sign-ups. You'll need a DAW. To try it:
- Download and install Floe: <a href="https://floe.audio" rel="nofollow">https://floe.audio</a>
- Download your choice of free packages: https:floe.audio/packages#community-packages or <a href="https://www.frozenplain.com/product/music-box-suite-free" rel="nofollow">https://www.frozenplain.com/product/music-box-suite-free</a>
- Install the packages using Floe's 'Install Package' button. <a href="https://floe.audio/docs/installation/install-packages" rel="nofollow">https://floe.audio/docs/installation/install-packages</a><p>I'm curious about HN's thoughts regarding the open-source nature, directions I could take for expanding the audience, and the Lua based sample-library it has (<a href="https://floe.audio/docs/develop/develop-libraries" rel="nofollow">https://floe.audio/docs/develop/develop-libraries</a>). Thanks.
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