Turkish string instrument known for its versatile nature and gorgeous timbre, performed by a renowned professor of music.

A 5-octave Yamaha 6100, recorded in exceptional detail using custom techniques for unsurpassed realism from Soniccouture.

Enjoy creative. modern twists on the tones of early samplers, sophisticated stomp boxes, dynamic ring-modulation, and more.

The next-gen sounds of trap and hip hop – hard-hitting drums, crisp hooks, and hazy atmospheres.

An innovative multi-effects unit which can be played like a musical instrument. Derived from the live setup of Tim Exile.

Analog tape emulation with wow and flutter, saturation, and noise for a lush lo-fi character.

A rich tapestry of vintage synth bass lines, pulsating sequences, lush pads, and iconic drum machines.

Explore the dulcet tones of the mbira, ancestor to the Kalimba, with world-class recordings and unique articulations

A virtual drum machine with real-time performance manipulation by NKS partner Teletone Audio.

The charm and sound of the celeste, dulcitone, and toy piano, sourced and restored to pristine condition.

The sound of tubular bells, glockenspiel and crotales, captured with an unprecedented level of realism by Soniccouture.

Melodic death metal drums from NKS partner Klangmacht.

Versatile tape simulator with extensive options for building your (im)perfect tape machine.

Heavyocity has harnessed the energy of cinematic guitars to give you a wide range of pads, phrases, loops, and more.

Craft lush melodic patterns and evolving textures from over 320 shapeable sound sources.

Dive into house’s classic chords, keys, and bass – sampled from the genre’s most iconic synths.

Soniccouture’s deeply-sampled electric piano with a broken built-in speaker for dusty and tatty quirks.

Dive into modern hip hop from Japan, authentically made with Japanese artists.

The distinctive sound of the Mediterranean and the East fused with modern bass production techniques.

Stunningly dynamic synth sounds based on a unique REAKTOR ensemble developed by Native Instruments' founder Stephan Schmitt.