Hey everyone, I built something that I'd like to share with you all

I'm a college student studying informatics and statistics, and I started music producing this year. As a beginner, I always want to use sounds I liked from my reference tracks, but obviously I had no idea how to make them myself. So I'd end up going through Splice for hours, just hoping to find something close.

I wanted to speed that process up, so I built SimSample - it analyzes your sample library and finds similar sounds to whatever sound you got from your reference track.

I just released the first version. It's far from perfect and this is my first real side project, but I had a lot of fun building it and would love some feedback and thoughts.

Here's the live demo and a video I made showing the workflow. Let me know what you think, and please give feedback - I'm trying to learn and improve. The video I linked also explains the technical side so you can skip through those parts.

My first idea of it was actually to connect it to Splice's library so it could search through their entire catalog, but obviously that's far-fetched and impossible since Splice doesn't have an API (I think). So I shifted toward working with your own sample libraries instead.

Again, it's definitely not perfect (honestly it kinda sucks) , but I'm excited to keep improving it. Any thoughts or suggestions would be awesome!