Dark Era 2, by Best Service
$249 USD – $99 upgrade
Bottom Line
Dark Era 2 isn’t flashy, trendy, or trying to chase the latest scoring fashion. It’s confident, focused, and deeply atmospheric. It rewards thoughtful programming, careful dynamics, and composers who enjoy shaping sound rather than being spoon-fed instant results.
Bassam Ayoub Arabic Percussion
$199 USD
Bottom Line:
All in all a fun and great sounding little collection and perfect introduction library for the Engine Player platform. I can visualise a long line of similar percussion libraries building on this platform, the player really lends itself well to quick swapping of libraires on the fly.
Sonuscore Dark Horizon
$99 USD (crossgrade discounts available)
Bottom Line:
While Dark Horizon can certianly shine as a big and shouty bass synthesizer, its best role serves more as a supporting enhancement rather than a standalone instrument
Best Service Nada
$149 USD
Bottom Line:
Of course, new-age meditative music producers will be enthralled by this, and rightly so. However, there’s a plethora of discoveries to be made here for all genres.
Best Service Dark Era & Celtic Era
$199 USD each
Bottom Line:
I really like both these libraries and would struggle to choose just one. Both provide light and dark shades perfect for the genre and truly deserve to be used together.
