The iconic sound of downtempo, sample-heavy hip hop, with original soul, jazz, and funk recordings processed through classic gear.

Orchestral Tools presents two phenomenal sounding quick composition tools.

The sound of modern tube compression taken even further with superior control, additional saturation, and sonic sculpting.

Soften vocal sibilance and harshness, dynamically shape tone, and remove distracting mouth noises and clicks.

A dynamic cathedral choir expertly recorded by Soundiron, perfect for creating transcendent choral atmospheres.

Bring any scene to life with Odes – an eclectic ensemble driven by rhythm.

Traditional folk strings with a mysterious, modern tone from partner Wavelet Audio.

Hazy synth pads, vocal textures, deep basses, and piano for chilled-out trap beats.

Give your action, sci-fi, and horror scores a blockbuster boost with the fourth volume in ProjectSAM’s acclaimed Symphobia Series.

Unleash the dramatic power of Japanese taiko drums with this meticulous library led by master drummer Ian Watson

The legendary sounds of metal drummer Mario Duplantier from Gojira.

Icy soundscapes, driving rhymes, and evocative instruments from NKS partner Sonuscore.

From timeless tones to edgy avant-garde sounds, explore the harp from every angle courtesy of virtuoso Emily Granger

A monumental orchestral library from Orchestral Tools, ideal for epic trailer compositions.

Rolling drum breaks, rumbling bass, and classic, MC-style vocals for jungle and drum and bass.

The world’s largest collection of Chinese and Mongolian sampled instruments, orchestral sounds, and choirs.

Deep, pulsing bass sounds crafted for melodic techno and immersive electronic grooves.

Three sought-after console effects for high-end studio sound. A cohesive toolset for shaping and ‘exciting’ your tracks.

A retro synth instrument from Heavyocity that breathes new life into vintage synthesis techniques.

Save on Alicia’s signature sound with the acoustic tones of her legendary grand piano and the lush electric piano sounds of her CP-70.