Every sound your circle owns,
one search away.
Trove pools your circle's libraries into one private cloud: search it like Splice, pull what you need, keep your drives light.
Your best sounds are trapped on a full drive.
Half your crew is sitting on sounds you've never heard. And when a disk fills up, you start deleting the sounds that make you sound like you.
One of you starts it. Everyone fills it.
A trove belongs to the circle that starts it.
One of you opens a crate and holds the keys.
Producers you trust, invite-only. No public signups.
Point it at your folders and drives. Shared packs are stored once.
One storage bill, split across the circle. Six of you pay a sixth each.
Pricing lands with early access. The shape is set: one crate, one bill, split by the circle.
Not a folder everyone dumps into.
The library moves off your disk. Lose the clutter, keep the catalog.
Type what you're after: filtered by type, BPM, key, or who added it.
Every sample keeps who added it. Taste no public library has.
Each file stored once, even when ten of you own the same pack.
Only the files you commit to land locally. The crate stays huge, your drive stays light.
Invite-only, circle-owned. Nothing trains on your sound.
Straight talk: a private crate, not a marketplace. Nothing here sells your packs or mines your sound.