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An imperfect instrument.
High fidelity, gone gently feral.
Play something that plays back.
I record sound at the highest fidelity I can reach — maximum nuance, maximum sonic information.
Then I let it slip.
The noise, the drift, the ghost in the take — the parts other tools spend fortunes erasing — Heirloom keeps. Not as a filter you switch on. As the nature of the instrument itself.
What comes back is faithfully misbehaved: pristine at the core, alive at the edges, and never quite the same twice.
Every other sampler gives you the same sound back, forever.
Relic doesn't.
Play a note and Heirloom reaches into its own memory — a little instability, a chosen artifact, a variation you didn't ask for and couldn't have programmed. The instrument answers differently each time, the way a real one does.
No two takes are identical. That's not a bug we left in. It's the reason it exists.
Lean in and it leans back.
Heirloom reads how you play — how hard, how soft, how you move between notes — and responds in kind. Velocity opens different doors. The instrument has moods, and you find them by playing, not by menu-diving.
And it shows you. A small mark tells you which pool your touch just reached — a circle, a triangle, a polygon. Play harder, and the shape changes. Then, sometimes, a star: something else just happened.
The instrument tells you what it's thinking. Not what it's about to do.
It plays back. That's the whole idea.
Most samplers can play a sound backwards. Almost none of them can play it musically.
Flip a sample and you get silence, then a swell, then — eventually — a note. Fine for texture. Useless for playing.
Heirloom finds the moment the sound actually arrives, and starts there. Press a key and the reversed note speaks immediately, in time, under your hands.
Reverse, as an articulation. Not an effect you print — a way you play.
Fifty gigabytes of sound, shaped into presets with names and personalities of their own.
Some are close to pristine. Some have wandered further off. All of them are Heirloom — faithfully misbehaved, ready to play.
sampled
synthesized
Everything is included. No add-on packs, no upsells. One instrument, complete.
$50$100
Introductory pricing — $50 at launch, $100 after.
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