ProjectSAM
7.3#4 in music sample libraries$119 one-timeFree planmacOSWindows
VisitProjectSAM vs WAVS
What both publish
| Fact | ProjectSAM | WAVS |
|---|---|---|
| Catalog | The catalog includes Symphobia, Lineage, Colours, Swing!, Orchestral Essentials, True Strike, free libraries and Ableton Live packs. | The homepage says WAVS has more than 100,000 samples, stems, presets, and MIDI files. |
| Headquarters | Utrecht, Netherlands | Las Vegas, Nevada, United States |
| Support | ProjectSAM says it provides support by email and aims to respond within 24 hours on business days; it does not offer phone support. | WAVS provides a searchable help center with troubleshooting guides and a form to submit support requests. |
ProjectSAM plans
- The Free OrchestraFree
- Colours: Animator$119, paid once
- Colours: Orchestrator$119, paid once
- Colours: Adaptive Runs$179, paid once
- Pandora Core$199, paid once
- Symphobia$299, paid once
WAVS plans
- $1 first-week offer$1, paid once
- Starter$8.99 a month
- Pro$13.99 a month
Pick ProjectSAM if…
ProjectSAM is aimed at musicians, composers, and production studios creating film, television, or game scores. It may suit users looking for orchestral material, effects, or choir content in Kontakt-based libraries.
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.