VS-1: FOSS audio sample tournament app
VS-1 (Versus) Sample comparison tool. Contribute to alexfedosov/vs-1 development by creating an account on GitHub.
VS-1: FOSS audio sample tournament app launched on January 3, 2026 with 7 votes, #1,609 of 14,584 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches.
What it does
VS-1 uses a Swiss-style tournament system borrowed from chess competitions. Instead of single-elimination brackets (where one bad matchup knocks out a great sample) or exhaustive round-robin (where comparing 100 samples means 4,950 matchups), Swiss tournaments strike a balance!
Too many samples, too little time? VS-1 is an audio sample tournament sorter that helps you find the best samples in large libraries through pairwise comparison. VS-1 uses a Swiss-style tournament system borrowed from chess competitions. Instead of single-elimination brackets (where one bad matchup knocks out a great sample) or exhaustive round-robin (where comparing 100 samples means 4,950 matchups), Swiss tournaments strike a balance: For a library of 100 samples, you'll have a solid ranking after ~7 rounds (700 comparisons) instead of the ~5,000 a full round-robin wouldfrom github.com
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