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.