Raw synths for dystopian trailer, soundtrack, and score composition.

Sounds inspired by the dark ages and ancient mythology that give a unique level of depth to any cinematic production.

Cinematic rhythm engine inspired by countdowns and pulses.

Maximum playability meets a modernized engine and a fresh selection of essential Orchestral instruments and ensembles for any composer.

Kickstart ideas and refresh your workflow with randomisation, chord generation, and sample layering.

Quickly craft stunning orchestral arrangements with all four Cremona instruments in one place.

The light trilogy bundle, featuring three cinematic granular instruments ranging from epic sci-fi, to vocal textures, and cold dystopian atmospheres.

Immersive cinematic effects sampler from partner Infinite Samples.

A premium collection of cinematic guitars and unique plucked string instruments.

THRILL is a performance instrument for playing spine-chilling atmospheres, clusters, and hybrid textures – in real time.

Authentic Afro-Cuban sound in a rich, highly-flexible instrument. Add evocative Cuban flair to your productions.

Traditional Japanese instruments meet lush synth pads and orchestral textures.

A collection of beautifully sampled percussion and melodic instruments from West Africa in a playable, polyrhythmic instrument.

Five carefully captured string sections with a range of articulations and exceptional dynamic range.

A wide-ranging pads instrument, from analog to digital, cinematic sounds, immersive ambient, and everything in between

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

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

A trio of three cinematic tools from the Action series.

A collection of nine diverse vocal libraries from Soundiron, from classical soprano to dream pop

Get immersed in the power of the human voice with this richly evocative and comprehensive vocal library from Heavyocity.