Orchestral Tools & Samplicity announce bundle deal

Published 13/7/24

Generous discount on Berlin Orchestra + Berlin Studio Reverb

Orchestral Tools have teamed up with Samplicity for a limited-time offer that bundles together a full orchestral sample library collection with a fully featured reverb plug-in. Available until 18 July 2024, the deal combines Orchestral Tools’ Berlin Orchestra: Created with Berklee collection with Samplicity’s popular Berlin Studio Reverb plug-in.

Berlin Orchestra: Created with Berklee

Crafted to meet the exacting specifications of the Berklee College of Music’s Orchestral Scoring Program, Berlin Orchestra meticulously samples each section of a full symphony orchestra. It has been captured at the Teldex Scoring Stage in Berlin and features the same musicians and recording setup as the company’s flagship Berlin Series libraries.

The package includes a complete string section with soloists and ensembles, a brass section with soloists and ensembles, a woodwinds section and a wide range of percussion instruments, and boasts a diverse collection of articulations that provide users with everything they need to create detailed orchestral mock-ups.

Berlin Studio Reverb

Samplicity’s impulse response-based reverb plug-in captures the sound of Teldex Scoring Stage, and offers in-depth control over room microphone positions, time alignment, early reflection and reverb decay, providing users with detailed control over the virtual space.

“It is somewhat unusual for brands to collaborate in this space but we saw it is a very logical extension of the work both we and Samplicity were doing with Teldex. By doing this together, we’re providing the global composer community with a low-cost package that gives them the quality and playability of our Berklee-endorsed symphony orchestra library, plus the ability to blend any other sounds or samples they choose to use with that orchestra in the same sonic environment. It’s a very exciting thing for us both, and we think composers will find this immediately useful.” Orchestral Tools CEO and Founder Hendrik Schwarzer