Orchestral Tools
7.6#1 in music sample libraries€199 one-timeFree planWebmacOSWindows
VisitOrchestral Tools vs WAVS
What both publish
| Fact | Orchestral Tools | WAVS |
|---|---|---|
| DAW compatibility | Collections can be used with sequencers supporting VST or AU, which the helpdesk says includes most sequencers. | WAVS says its Bridge plugin works with major DAWs including Logic Pro, Ableton Live, FL Studio, Pro Tools, Cubase, and Reaper. |
| Headquarters | March, Germany | Las Vegas, Nevada, United States |
| Product | Orchestral Tools creates virtual instruments, focusing on acoustic sound sources that it conceptualizes, records, and produces. | WAVS is an online marketplace for licensing music samples and loops for use in music production. |
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
WAVS plans
- $1 first-week offer$1, paid once
- Starter$8.99 a month
- Pro$13.99 a month
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 WAVS if…
WAVS suits music producers looking for licensed samples and loops to use in DAWs. Its desktop and Bridge features are aimed at producers who want synced playback and sample transfers in their DAW workflow.