Instruments

Powerful multi-effects playground to bring your sound to life.

String library from NKS partner Sonixinema.

Three felt-pick electric guitars with brushed, muted cinematic tones for scoring, ambient, and emotional compositions.

Mellow, cinematic electric piano with 4 signal paths, stereo Double Track, and lush atmospheric FX.

A beautiful Gambian instrument with 21 strings, captured in detail by Soniccouture.

Enrich your music with this trove of instruments drawing on Asian cultures, performed with soul and expertise by master drummer Ian Watson.

Find inspiration in tradition with this suite of percussion instruments from across Europe, performed with style by master drummer Ian Watson.

Expressive cello, violin, and kamanche

The sonic exuberance of the perfect piano from NKS partner Sonuscore.

Make unique vocal music with a 200-strong choir, offering peerless control and never-before-sampled vocal articulations

17 experimental musical instruments from master inventor Bart Hopkin, captured with a range of articulations.

Transform any audio with modern synthesis.

Deep and powerful strings and weird, mangled toys from 10 Phantom Rooms.

Not sequenced. Performed. Cinematic trumpet phrases and attacks built to cut through.

A high-frequency percussion library made up of unusual instrument combinations.

The sounds of classic 60s and 70s horn sections from Big Fish Audio.

Evolving cinematic brass textures from partner Emergence Audio.

The upright piano redefined, by partner Emergence Audio.

A hard-hitting percussion library that captures the distinct sound of traditional Bulgarian drums.

Add power to your music with state-of-the-art brass, painstakingly recorded and packed with next-gen sampling features

An ambient clarinet sample library with evolving, cinematic textures from partner Emergence Audio.

Natural and 4-layer felted upright piano with 3 mics and Cassette effect - full of cinematic emotion and lo-fi nostalgia.

Intelligent orchestral strings with fluid phrasing, natural orchestration, and the unmistakable ProjectSAM sound.