Steve Martocci
Co-founder
Royalty-free sample library — millions of sounds, FX, and presets from top artists, labels, and sound designers.
About Splice
Splice is a creative platform for music makers built around the industry's largest royalty-free sample library. Search millions of sounds, FX, and presets curated from top artists, labels, and sound designers, and drop them straight into your DAW via the Splice desktop app. AI-powered tools like Stacks and Similar Sounds help you find sounds that fit your project, while CoSo and other apps make beat-making fast.
Splice also offers rent-to-own access to popular plugins and synths.
Pricing model: Freemium
Features
- Millions of royalty-free samples & loops
- Presets for popular synths & plugins
- AI-powered sample search & stacks
- DAW integration & cloud sync
- Plugin rent-to-own
FAQs
Common questions about Splice
Is Splice free?
Splice has a free tier with limited downloads. Paid plans unlock more samples, plugin rent-to-own, and additional features.
Are Splice samples royalty-free?
Yes — every sample on Splice is 100% royalty-free for use in your own original productions.
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Official program details- Commission
- Commission rate is not publicly established; see the official program.
- Eligibility & terms
- Impact; new subscriptions and eligible renewals/trials/rent-to-own events. Applications typically reviewed in 1–3 business days; monthly payout at month end.
Team
The people behind Splice
Matt Aimonetti
Co-founder
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