The best arp samples for your project

What are arp samples?

arp samples are recordings of arpeggiated musical phrases—usually synths, keys, plucks, or processed textures—built to loop cleanly and drive motion in a track. Think pulsing 1/16 patterns, gated riffs, and rising sequences that sit between harmony and rhythm. You can chop them, layer them under chords, or resample them into new riffs. Co-Producer helps you surface arp samples that actually fit your session, so you’re not wasting time folder digging.

What kinds of arp samples do I get with Co-Producer?

With Co-Producer, you get arp samples that are pulled to match what you’re already making—tempo-synced movement, melodic runs, and rhythmic sequences that lock to your groove. Co-Producer uses AI to analyze your track, then recommends compatible, royalty-free arp samples from Output’s library, matched to your key and BPM. That means fewer weird clashes and less time transposing and time-stretching. You stay in the flow and audition options that make musical sense.

What is Output Co-Producer?

Co-Producer is an AI plugin that listens to your track and recommends royalty-free, musician-made samples that fit your key and tempo. If you’re hunting arp samples, it’ll bring up options that complement your harmony and rhythm instead of random loops. You audition, drag into your DAW, and keep building. Craft stays in your hands—the plugin just gets you to better choices faster.

What DAWs does Co-Producer work with?

Co-Producer works with Ableton, Logic Pro (11.1+), FL Studio, Reason, Reaper, Pro Tools, Cubase, Studio One, and GarageBand. It runs on both Mac and PC. Drop it in your session, hit play, and start auditioning arp samples right against your mix. No extra routing gymnastics.

How does Co-Producer work with various types of arp samples?

Co-Producer analyzes your track’s harmony, rhythm, and overall complexity, then suggests arp samples that make sense against what’s already happening. It’s looking for musical compatibility—key center, chord movement, groove density—not just “same BPM.” Your audio isn’t used to train anything, and all arp samples are handcrafted by sound designers and cleared for royalty-free use. Everything it recommends is matched to key and tempo so it drops in clean.

Are these arp samples free to access?

You can get arp samples through Co-Producer with unlimited access during the 7-day free trial. That’s enough time to test it on real sessions, not just a demo loop. If it fits your workflow, keep going; if not, bounce. No pressure—just make something worth finishing.

What's included in Co-Producer apart from arp samples?

Co-Producer connects you to the entire Output library, plus a curated range of royalty-free samples from select partners like Zenhiser, Cinesamples, Black Octopus, and more. So you can move from arp samples to drums, bass, one-shots, textures, and transitions without changing tools. Everything’s matched to your track’s key and tempo, so building layers stays fast and musical. It’s basically a gateway to a deep, organized catalog that’s actually usable in-session.

Are these copyright and royalty free arp samples?

Yes—arp samples you get through Co-Producer are 100% royalty-free for commercial use. Drop them in releases, placements, and client work without second-guessing clearance. They’re made to be used, chopped, layered, and pushed. Simple as that.

Why does Co-Producer go on my master track?

Co-Producer sits on your master so it can hear the full picture—drums, bass, chords, vocals, all of it. That context is how it recommends arp samples that won’t fight your mix or clash with your harmony. Insert it on the master, press play, and let it listen for a few bars. You’ll get suggestions that land where your track actually lives.

How do I manage my Output plan when I sign up?

You can manage your Co-Producer plan from your online account in the Subscription section. Plans are flexible, you can cancel anytime, and there are no cancellation fees. If you’re using it mostly for arp samples right now, you can still adjust later as your needs change. Keep it simple and stay focused on the music.