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Orchestral Tools vs Samplephonics

What both publish

FactOrchestral ToolsSamplephonics
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

Orchestral Tools plans

  • SINEplayerFree
  • Berlin Free OrchestraFree
  • Splinter intro offer€199, paid once
  • Inspire Bundle€209, paid once
  • Habitat€229, paid once
  • Berlin Orchestra Created with Berklee€299, paid once

Samplephonics plans

  • Free Noiiz membershipFree
  • Noiiz Unlimited$99 a year

Pick Orchestral Tools if…

SINE suits composers, producers, performers, and sound designers looking for acoustic virtual instruments. It is for computer users on macOS or Windows who want to choose which instruments and microphone positions to download.

Pick Samplephonics if…

Samplephonics suits musicians, producers, composers, film editors, and web designers seeking sound material for creative projects. It may also suit people who want a free catalog or individual pack purchases without a paid membership.

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