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Orchestral Tools vs Samplephonics

Orchestral Tools

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Samplephonics

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FigureOrchestral ToolsSamplephonics
Price fromFree$8.25/mo
Free planYesYes
Free trial——
Open source——
WebYesYes
WindowsYes—
macOSYes—
Plans published92
Spec score · Music Sample Libraries8.7 (#2)7.7 (#23)
Free contentThe included SINEfactory library contains instruments including piano, strings, and percussion.The free catalog includes samples, loops, sample packs, royalty-free sound libraries, and synth presets for music production or sound design.
HeadquartersMarch, GermanyFarsley, Leeds, United Kingdom
SupportOrchestral Tools provides a Helpdesk with FAQ, update, billing, SINE collection, Kontakt collection, and product guide categories.Samplephonics lists a contact form, email address, telephone number, and Leeds postal address; its FAQ also invites users to contact support with questions.

Plans

Orchestral Tools

  • Berlin Free OrchestraFree
  • SINEplayerFree
  • Splinter intro offer€199, paid once
  • Inspire Bundle€209, paid once
  • Habitat€229, paid once
  • Berlin Orchestra Created with Berklee€299, paid once
  • Berlin Orchestra Full€799, paid once
  • Berlin Orchestra Pro€1,399, paid once
  • Berlin Orchestra Max€2,499, paid once

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Samplephonics

  • Free Noiiz membershipFree
  • Noiiz Unlimited$99 a year

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In their own words

Orchestral Tools

Orchestral Tools makes virtual instruments from acoustic sources that it conceptualizes, records, and produces. Its free SINE player runs on macOS and Windows, either as a standalone application or in VST, VST3, AU, and AAX formats. The included SINEfactory library has instruments such as piano, strings, and percussion. The free SINEplayer plan lists one orchestral collection, 46 instruments, 242 articulations, 43 total legatos, full dynamic layers, limited round robins, and one microphone position. Users can choose individual instruments and microphone positions rather than download a full collection. SINE offers customizable articulation lists, dynamics and round-robin controls, multiple legato options, and mixing that can combine microphone positions into a single channel. The minimum listed memory is 8 GB RAM, with 16 GB or more recommended on both Mac and Windows. The company was founded in 2005 and describes itself as an independent German company with offices in Berlin and Freiburg. Pricing is freemium: the plan is free, with paid options from €299.

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Samplephonics

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