Orchestral Tools
7.6#1 in music sample libraries€199 one-timeFree planWebmacOSWindows
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What both publish
| Fact | Orchestral Tools | Soundiron |
|---|---|---|
| Documentation | The Helpdesk exposes articles for SINE quick start, GUI, library, performance, mixer, options, store, accounts, Kontakt, Capsule and collection notes. | Product pages link PDF user manuals, and the help page provides installation, download, format and troubleshooting instructions. |
| Headquarters | March, Germany | United States |
| Security and privacy | The privacy policy identifies OT Distribution GmbH & Co KG as GDPR controller, uses AWS servers in Germany and Amazon CloudFront, and names a data-protection officer. | Soundiron says its personal download code is a secure access key, access is logged, and it does not store payment card details processed by its payment providers. |
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
Soundiron plans
- RainsongFree
- Iron Pack Bundle$39, paid once
- Hyperion Strings Micro$49, paid once
- Student Bundle$159, paid once
- Kontakt Player Bundle$599, paid once
- The Omega Bundle$999, paid once
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 Soundiron if…
Soundiron suits music and media creators looking for instrument libraries or sound effects, from beginners through professional composers. Check each library’s format and Kontakt requirements before choosing.