Hear it. Bite it.
Drop it in.

Sample your system audio in one click. No black holes, no overpriced multi-routing headache, no 14-minute tutorials, no blood sacrifice to Audio MIDI Setup.

macOS 13 or later · Apple silicon and Intel · Zero drivers were installed in the making of this sample

One click. That’s the tutorial.

One click.

Click the icon in the menu bar. It records your system audio. Click again to stop. That’s it.

Or ⌥⌘R from anywhere

It trims itself.

The trimmer drops down under the menu bar with the silence already gone. Nudge the edges, done.

Return to save

Drag it in.

Drag the waveform straight into your DAW or the Finder. Your DAW won’t even know you left.

Right-click the icon to record one app

WAV 48 kHz / 24-bit · named KIBA_260928-021530.wav or your own prefix · macOS 13+ · Apple silicon & Intel · your audio stays on your Mac

Pay once. Keep it.

$8.99

Your first 10 samples are free. Then pay once. No subscription, because a sampler is not a streaming service.
Up to 2 Macs. Free updates for version 1, installed automatically. About the price of a sandwich, and it lasts longer.

U should know this already, but here: drag KIBA to Applications → allow audio once → click the ring.

First launch: if macOS says KIBA can't be opened, open System Settings › Privacy & Security, scroll down and click Open Anyway. You only do this once.

Secure checkout by Polar. Your license key arrives by email. Refunds within 14 days, no questions.

A brief complaint.

Here’s how sampling your own computer used to go. Install a virtual audio driver. Build a “Multi-Output Device,” which sounds made up because it basically is. Reroute your entire Mac. Pay $99 for the privilege. Watch a 14-minute tutorial from a guy who says “so basically” every eleven seconds. Forget to switch it all back, then spend Tuesday wondering why nobody on the call can hear you. We lived like that. We’re not okay. So we made a button.

Idk how frequent these questions are, but here:

Is it free to try?

Yes. Download KIBA and your first 10 samples are free: no card, no account, no timer. After your 10th, KIBA asks for a license key. Buy it, right-click the KIBA icon → Enter License Key…, paste the key from your email, done. Your samples stay exactly where they are.

Is it a VST or AU plugin?

Plugins wish. KIBA is a menu bar app, so it hears all your system audio, not just one track, and works next to any DAW. You drag your samples in.

Do I still need BlackHole or Loopback?

Not for this. KIBA uses the audio capture built into macOS, so there’s nothing to install, route or remember to switch back. BlackHole is free and great at routing. KIBA is great at one thing: getting a sound into your session.

Why does macOS mention screen recording?

Apple's permission for capturing system audio is called Screen & System Audio Recording. KIBA only records sound.

Can I use it on a new Mac?

Yes, on up to 2 Macs at once. To move KIBA, open Settings › Uninstall on the old Mac, or free up a Mac from the link in your purchase email.

Can I release what I sample?

That depends on who owns the original, not on us. Clear anything you didn’t make yourself. KIBA has fangs, not lawyers.

I need help.

Email us and an actual human replies within a day or two.