Lighthouse Piano, by Fracture Sounds
$129USD
Bottom Line:
It’s not a utility instrument. It’s not trying to replace your go-to grand. What it offers instead is character, inspiration, and a very particular emotional space that’s difficult to replicate with more traditional libraries.
Brass Band Soloits, by Fracture Sounds
$169 USD
Bottom Line:
Whether you’re sketching out themes, writing intimate chamber-brass pieces, doubling orchestral brass for added colour, or simply experimenting; Brass Band Soloists is likely to find a home in your template — just as it has in mine.
Soft String Soloists, by Fracture Sounds
$169 USD
Bottom Line:
Fracture Sounds continues to impress me with how consistently musical their libraries are. If they ever release a full string suite with the same tonal depth and legato quality as this one, the big players might need to start worrying.
Emotive Woodwind Soloists by Fracture Sounds
$199 USD
Bottom Line:
Every release so far has been solid, musical, and thoughtfully designed. If you’re building a collection of expressive solo instruments, Emotive Woodwind Soloists deserves a place right near the top of your list.
Majestic Brass Soloists by Fracture Sounds
$165 USD
Bottom Line:
Majestic Brass Soloists looks gorgeous, feels wonderful to play, and delivers a unique character that sets it apart from the usual “epic” brass offerings. It’s $135 introduction price it’s a genuine bargain, and should absolutely be on your radar.
