Majestic Brass Soloists is the latest addition to the award-winning Soloists Series. This fourth release in the collection is designed to bring composers ultra-realistic legato programming while filling a creative gap often overlooked by larger orchestral libraries.
The focus is on the four cornerstone instruments of the brass family, each offering a bold yet warm sound. The library excels at delivering solo lines that are expressive without overwhelming a mix. It blends seamlessly with other Soloists Series titles, making it an excellent choice for intimate scoring and emotive passages.
With this release, the collection expands to include a solo trumpet and French horn, alongside a tenor trombone and tuba. These instruments complement the existing brass band lineup, offering a wider range of solo brass options for composers who want depth and variety.
Check out our full in-depth review of Majestic Brass Soloists right here.

New Legato Options
Every instrument in Majestic Brass Soloists comes with two distinct legato articulations.
- Trumpet players will find both vibrato and non-vibrato legatos, familiar from Brass Band Soloists.
- The French horn, trombone, and tuba each feature regular and mellow legato types, giving composers flexibility for subtle or richly expressive performances.
Key Features

- Solo trumpet, French horn, trombone, and tuba, plus an ensemble patch
- Two legato types per instrument
- Smart Legato tool for more natural performance shaping
- Instrument Placement: choose from 15 positions within the virtual room
- Four production-ready mic mixes: close, mid, far, and center stereo
Technical Specifications
- Requires Kontakt Player version 6.7 or higher
- Installed via Native Access 2 (15.6 GB download)
- Recommended 16 GB RAM and SSD storage
- NKS compatible
Pricing and Availability
Majestic Brass Soloists is available right now – regular price: £149, $169, €169 and special Introductory offer (25% off): £115, $125, €125
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Read the full in-depth Music Nation review for Majestic Brass Soloists.