Sample Libraries

Contrasting the post-rock and shoegaze soundscapes of its predecessor, Panorama Acoustic is said to explore a world of resonances and quiet reflections, and offer an inspiring palette of evocative tones.

Virtual Guitarist Sparkle 2 kits users out with a selection of studio-ready pop, rock and funk guitar parts that require no complex programming or guitar-playing skills.

Spitfire Audio have announced the availability of a limited-time bundle that brings together a trio of their popular Albion-series sample libraries.

Zero-G's latest two Ethera instruments promise to deliver unparalleled vocal realism thanks to the use of their Adaptive True Legato technology.

The latest addition to VSL’s extensive sample library collection kits out the Synchron Series with a selection of additional woodwind content.

The third release from SRM Sounds captures a 15-piece timpani ensemble performing at Studio Richter Mahr, and includes some additional synth-based content courtesy of an original Minimoog. 

Packed with over 280 playable patterns and phrases and paired with a powerful selection of effects from NI’s Guitar Rig software, Jam Bass offers a quick and simple way to write bass parts for just about any genre. 

The Albions: Orchestral Selects promises to provide composers with a comprehensive selection of string, brass, woodwind and percussion samples that offer a wide range of expressive possibilities. 

BFD 3.5 boasts a wealth of new kits, mix-ready presets and advanced modelling technology that promises to improve tom resonance and cymbal swells.

Native Instruments and iZotope have just announced the launch of two month-long promotions that will see some generous discounts applied across their range of software.

With over 650 multi-sampled orchestral instruments and morphed presets, this tool brings together traditional orchestral timbres and cutting-edge cinematic design.

Excite Audio have introduced Bloom Synth Atmosphere, designed for crafting immersive soundscapes, ethereal textures and evolving ambient sequences.

This meticulously crafted virtual piano is based on the iconic Yamaha C7, a grand piano originally built in the late 1980s at Yamaha’s Hamamatsu factory in Japan.

Sample library combines the sound of a flugelhorn and three euphoniums, adding a unique character compared to more typical brass ensembles.

The latest addition to Native Instruments’ Scene series delivers a range of Japanese-inspired soundscapes designed for cinematic compositions.