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# Audio sample library
The [Boot()](boot.md) method adds a mechanism to load audio samples automatically. The samples are lazily loaded in memory. You can load a vast library of samples without using too much memory. The mechanism is written by Scott Carver and can be found [here](https://gist.github.com/scztt/73a2ae402d9765294ae8f72979d1720e). It was originally named **SAMP**. I renamed it to **Bank** since it makes more sense to me.
The [Boot()](boot.md) method adds a mechanism to load audio samples automatically. The samples are lazily loaded in memory. You can load a vast library of samples without using too much memory. The mechanism is written by Scott Carver and can be found [here](https://gist.github.com/scztt/73a2ae402d9765294ae8f72979d1720e). It was originally named **SAMP**. I renamed it to **Bank** not to break out too much with the naming conventions.
##### Using the library
### Browsing the sample bank
If your audio sample bank path is set right, you will have access to your bank
using **Bank**:
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Bank('a/*')['clap'].play; // Play the first sample with 'clap' in its name
```
##### Using samples in patterns
### Using samples in patterns
This is great. I have also added a mechanism to automatically feed a sample to the default sampler when using patterns. That way, you don't have to type the `Bank` part all the time and can stay focused on your improvisation:
I have added a mechanism to automatically feed a sample to the default sampler when using patterns. That way, you don't have to type the `Bank` part all the time and can stay focused on your improvisation:
```supercollider
[
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work. You can use these arguments when using the abbreviated syntax for `Pbind`
but not for regular `Pbind`. In that case, you will need to use the good old
`buf: Bank('a/*')[0]` syntax.
Be careful. If you forgot one of the two arguments, it is likely that the last
selected sample will play instead. This is probably easy to fix but it is what
it is.