Find, perform, and shape sounds beyond their natural boundaries. A free, open platform that puts sound transformation at your fingertips – built with care and simplicity in mind.


Floe's unified browser works across all your libraries with comprehensive search, tags (mood, type, genre), and categorisation. The sound you need is always a few clicks away, whether you're hunting for something specific or exploring new territory.

Every library shares the same intuitive interface. Velocity, modulation, and pitch bend work as expected. Comprehensive preset systems and macro controls put sound customization at your fingertips, letting you shape sounds with ease.

Take sounds beyond their natural boundaries. Layer instruments across libraries, sculpt with loop and crossfade controls that bridge multisampling and synthesis, then process through built-in effects. Start with rich timbres and shape from there.
Already in use by professionals, Floe is alive and improving. More packages are becoming available including community libraries and professional content. Browse all packages →



Floe is a passion project by Sam Windell, a developer & sound-designer who also runs sample library company FrozenPlain. Shaped by direct feedback from professional composers for film and television, it offers a curated, streamlined approach focused on what matters: performance, simplicity, and usability.
Floe already contains all the essential parts of a great product, but it's built for continuous refinement and expansion over time. We have ambitious goals for the project while maintaining a commitment to backwards compatibility.
We want people to enjoy the meaningful creative act of music-making. No accounts, no subscriptions, no interruptions — just musical creation. Openness is at the core of Floe and its libraries.
Built on the proven architecture of FrozenPlain's Mirage, used in professional productions for years, Floe is the next evolution, designed with careful attention to reliability and performance.
Floe is built as open-source software, meaning its code is freely available for anyone to see, modify, and improve (it's GPL licensed).
While this might seem like a technical detail, it offers some potentially very valuable benefits: