Musical Sampling Adventure Strings is a Kontakt-powered virtual instrument with a library that captures short string articulations sourced from performance phrases played by medium-sized string sections. It provides composers, arrangers, and producers with the authentic shapes, articulations, and momentum of repeated phrases captured with musical-context relevance and organized in a collection of 33 patches. The library features molto expressivo vibratos and triple-forte dynamics, and is well-suited for quickly creating credible arrangements with energetic string lines and adventurous passages, ideal for television, film, or game-scoring projects.

Adventure Strings offers medium-sized sections of violins, violas, cellos, and basses recorded at 24-bit / 48 kHz audio resolution on a scoring stage with a traditional seating arrangement. It includes individual pizzicato, marcato, stacc-spiccatos, tremolo, and sustain patches for every individual string section, as well as for Full Strings patches.

The library uses Morph Stacking programming techniques that allow playing any note length while still sounding natural. Patches come with switchable, crossfade/velocity controls to help shape your dynamics, including two attack variations for the Adventure patches and a To Silence function that uses the Mod wheel to fade sound to silence.

Adventure Strings requires a full version of Kontakt 5.5.1 or later (available separately) and can be used as a plug-in or standalone on Mac and Windows computers.

Musical Sampling Adventure Brass is a Kontakt-powered virtual instrument with a library that accurately captures the sound and expressiveness of medium-sized brass sections to spontaneously craft bold brass melodies, both in unison and harmony. Easy and fun to use, it provides composers, arrangers, and producers with all the necessary sounds and articulations to create adventurous, majestic, and pompous brass lines that are believable and ideal for television, film, or game-scoring projects.

Adventure Brass offers sections of two trumpets, four horns, two trombones, and one tuba, recorded in the traditional seating arrangement with three microphone positions and at 24-bit / 48 kHz audio resolution. It uses Morph Stacking programming techniques to allow playing any note length and still sound natural. Patches come with dynamic controls to help shape your attacks and releases, including two attack variations—Staccato and Staccatissimo—and a To Silence function that uses the Mod wheel to fade sound to silence.

For those who like to quantize, Humanization lets you randomize the start-note and end-note positions of any given note that is played. A Solo Trumpet Overlay button subtlety layers a solo trumpet to add warmth and emotion to your brass section. The playable repetition patch offers recorded repetitions with each note of the phrase being individually playable.

Adventure Brass requires a full version of Kontakt 5.5.1 or later (available separately) and can be used as a plug-in or standalone on Mac and Windows computers.

Musical Sampling Soaring Strings is a Kontakt-powered virtual instrument with a library that captures emotive legatos and sustains performed by medium-sized string sections, to spontaneously craft great-sounding melodies and string beds. Easy to play, it provides composers, arrangers, and producers with molto expressivo vibratos and triple-forte dynamics to quickly create credible arrangements with soaring string lines and dramatic passages, ideal for television, film, or game-scoring projects.

Soaring Strings offers sections of violins, violas, cellos, and basses recorded at 24-bit / 48 kHz audio resolution on a scoring stage with a traditional seating arrangement. It includes individual legato and sustain patches for every string section, as well as ensemble sustain patches. The legatos were recorded with four dynamics, while the sustains come with five.

The library features a Sustain Sync function that synchronizes the starting sustain with the following intervals/repetitions, saving you from having to adjust start-notes to closely match the intervals timing when quantizing. With the Repetition button on, a bow-change repetition sample is automatically triggered when repeating a note in quick succession in the middle of a phrase, aiding with connecting the notes in a natural way. Additionally, the To Silence button enables you to use the Mod wheel to fade the sound to silence.

Soaring Strings requires a full version of Kontakt 5.5.1 or later (available separately) and can be used as a plug-in or standalone on Mac and Windows computers.

Produced for modern, over-the-top trailer-scoring projects, Musical Sampling Trailer Strings is a Kontakt-powered virtual instrument that aims to deliver the loudest, biggest-sounding string library. It provides composers, arrangers, and producers with an assortment of short and long articulations performed in a large concert hall by a 60-string ensemble set on delivering maximum volume.

To achieve an exceptionally wide dynamic range, Trailer Strings offers true FFF and ppp samples recorded at 24-bit / 48 kHz using three microphone positions, with the players positioned evenly across the stage. It uses Morph Stacking programming techniques so you can play any note length and still sound natural. The To Silence function enables the Mod wheel to bring the volume of the instrument all the way down to silence.

The library comprises a variety of articulations including spiccato, staccato, marcato, sustain, and cluster effects. It also features Adventure patches intended for loud passages, as well as breakout keyswitch patches, useful for easily auditioning and selecting articulations. For those who like to quantize, Humanization lets you randomize the start-note and end-note positions of any given note that is played.

Trailer Strings requires a full version of Kontakt 5.5.1 or later (available separately) and can be used as a plug-in or standalone on Mac and Windows computers.

Produced for modern, over-sized trailer-scoring projects, Musical Sampling Trailer Brass is a Kontakt-powered virtual instrument that aims to deliver the loudest, biggest-sounding brass library. It provides composers, arrangers, and producers with large ten-horn and ten-trombone ensembles, as well as a Horde section—a three-cimbasso/three-tuba ensemble—that has been aggressively processed for maximum beefiness. Also included is a varied collection of custom sound-design patches sourced from actual brass recordings.

Trailer Brass offers true FFF samples recorded in a large concert hall at 24-bit / 48 kHz using three microphone positions, with the players positioned evenly across the stage for maximum volume. It uses Morph Stacking programming techniques so you can play any note length and still sound natural. The To Silence function enables the Mod wheel to bring the volume of the instrument all the way down to silence.

The library comprises a variety of articulations including staccato, short/long marcato, sustain, and cluster effects. The sound-design patches offer recordings of impacts, pads, BRAAAMs, synth basses, rhythmic drones, and more. For those who like to quantize, Humanization lets you randomize the start-note and end-note positions of any given note that is played. The library also features breakout keyswitch patches, which contain both sustained and staccato presets for the horn and trombone ensembles.

Trailer Brass requires a full version of Kontakt 5.5.1 or later (available separately) and can be used as a plug-in or standalone on Mac and Windows computers.