Geiger.SOUND DESIGN COLLECTIVE
Geiger’s biomechanical relic artwork

Remember the sound.
Find the Radium patch.

You know you made something useful. Geiger helps you find it—even when you’ve forgotten the patch name.

A Mac companion for Soundminer Radium. Search the sample filenames, slot labels, notes, and Soundminer metadata inside your patches. Preview their samples, then load your choice into Radium.

Full app. No credit card or account required.

Apple Silicon · macOS 13+ · Soundminer V6 with Radium
Standalone Radium & Radium AAX in Pro Tools

Buy Geiger · $150
One-time purchase · Current price through October 15, 2026

Geiger Illustrative patch library
1 patch · match found inside a sample

Horse — Fast Gallop

Animals / Horses / Movement
Sample keywords: leather, tack, reins
S1 Hooves on gravel Sample
S2 Tack and gear Matched sample
S3 Empty slot

“Reins” isn’t in the patch name. Geiger finds it in the embedded sample’s keywords.

Illustrative data and interface. Sample playback and patch loading happen in the Geiger app.

Your existing patches. A new way to find them. Search inside · Preview embedded samples · Load into Radium

The name is only
part of the story.

A patch name can’t tell you everything you put into it. The detail you remember might be a sample filename, a keyword, or a note you left months ago.

Geiger searches those details across your library, so you can find a familiar sound—or rediscover something you forgot you had—without opening patches one by one.

From a half-remembered sound
to your working session.

Point Geiger at your Radium patch folder. It includes the subfolders, so you can start with the library you already have. Your patches stay where they are.

01

Search what’s inside.

Search patch names, folder paths, categories, Radium Notes, sample filenames, and slot labels—plus embedded Soundminer keywords, descriptions, and comments.

02

Inspect. Then listen.

See the samples in their actual Radium slot positions. Preview the embedded audio to decide whether you’ve found the material you need.

03

Bring it into Radium.

Load the patch into standalone Radium with one click, or use Geiger’s drag chip to load it into Radium AAX in Pro Tools.

Your source drives
can stay disconnected.

Geiger plays the audio embedded in your Radium patches. You need access to the patch files, but not to the original source-sample drives.

Preview the sample. Play the full patch in Radium.
Geiger’s preview doesn’t apply Radium’s tuning, effects, envelopes, or modulation. Load the patch into Radium to hear its finished sound.

Make a good find
easier to find again.

Name a slot so you’ll recognize it. Leave a note about where a patch works. Add a category, favorite a regular, or return to a recent search.

Notes, slot names, and categories save into the Radium patch. Favorites stay in Geiger.

Patch Doctor
Remove audio your patch no longer uses.

Find orphaned audio still embedded in patch files and reclaim space. Patch Doctor backs up each patch before cleanup and checks the result afterward.

Geiger Gate
Stop standalone Radium from playing along.

Using Radium AAX while standalone Radium is open? After a one-time setup, switch standalone MIDI input off from Geiger so your keyboard triggers only the instance you’re working in.

A few things
before you try it.

What do I need?

An Apple Silicon Mac running macOS 13 or later, and Soundminer V6 with Radium. For the AAX workflow, you’ll also need Pro Tools and Radium AAX.

Will searching change my patches?

Searching and auditioning don’t modify your patches. Editing patch content and running cleanup are separate actions with backups. Saving a patch already open in Radium can overwrite edits made outside Radium.

Do I need the original sample drives?

No. Preview uses audio embedded in the patch. The Radium patch files themselves must still be available.

Can I hear the fully processed patch?

Geiger previews the embedded samples without Radium’s processing. Load the patch into Radium to hear the complete instrument.

When do my seven days start?

Your trial begins when the trial key is issued, so request it when you’re ready to use Geiger. The full app is included. No credit card is required.

Is Geiger a subscription?

No. Geiger is a one-time purchase, currently $150 through October 15, 2026. Your library, index, and settings remain in place when you activate a purchased key.

Find something you remember.
Rediscover something you don’t.

Make your Radium library easier to search. Find the sounds you remember and bring them into your next session.

One-time purchase · No subscription
Current price through October 15, 2026.

Want to try it first? The full app is included for 7 days. No credit card required.