Vienna Brass

Grand – Grander – the F308: As one of the largest pianos in the world, the Fazioli F308 is the crown jewel of Fazioli’s renowned concert grand series, and a standout in Vienna Synchron Stage’s exclusive piano collection. Designed specifically for large spaces, the F308 has found its perfect home in our vast 540 m² “Stage A,” where its monumental sound unfolds effortlessly, enhanced by the hall’s exceptional acoustics. Now, we’re bringing its warm, colorful, and sparkling sound directly to your studio. With a tone as majestic as its dimensions and extraordinary versatility, our meticulous digital recreation has attracted famous admirers like Herbie Hancock. Whether you're exploring the jazz realm or lending its rich tones to other genres, the Fazioli F308 stands tall, ready to meet any musical challenge - a true flagship in every sense.

The Steinway & Sons D-274 is a prime example of "getting it right the first time." This beautifully hand-crafted flagship model from the world-renowned piano maker has remained largely unchanged since its development in the late 19th century, standing the test of time with its rich, massive, and ambient sound. Whether competing with orchestras or performing solo, the D-274 effortlessly commands attention with its tremendous sonic power and volume, thanks to its nearly two-square-meter (21.5 sq.ft.) soundboard. Esteemed artists across generations have gravitated towards the Steinway D, from Sergei Rachmaninoff, Vladimir Horowitz, Arthur Rubinstein, and Glenn Gould, to today’s leading pianists like Emanuel Ax, Hélène Grimaud, and Lang Lang. In the world of film scoring, composer Ramin Djawadi (Game of Thrones, Iron Man, Pacific Rim) is a devoted fan—of our very own digital version! Captured in the Hollywood-proven signature ambiance of Vienna Synchron Stage, it brings the legendary Steinway sound and versatility right into the heart of your studio.

The Bösendorfer Imperial is an instrument that can only be described in superlatives. One look at its imposing construction and unique features as well as one listen to its richly resonant tone make it clear why. Its full, sonorous sound brims with the signature timbre that makes Bösendorfer a top choice for countless artists. Legendary composers like Bela Bartók, Claude Debussy, and Maurice Ravel were among the early admirers and adopters when the Bösendorfer Concert Grand 290 Imperial first debuted. Today, it still represents the apex of the famed Austrian piano manufacturer’s precious heritage, and now we bring it to your studio. One of its tonal secrets lies in its massive soundboard and extended range with additional bass notes making this grand piano sound impressively imperial. Explore the room filling sound and the versatile tonal possibilities of this special piano with this expertly captured representation of this masterpiece, recorded under ideal acoustic circumstances at Vienna Synchron Stage.

Chris Hein Horns is an outstanding virtual sampled brass instrument library. With the release of CHH Vol.4, the Chris Hein Horns series is complete. It contain different groups of instruments perfectly matching each other. All instruments follow the same concept, so, if you know one, you know them all. Each volume contains solo-instruments as well as section combinations.

Solo Brass Instruments: French Horn, Piccolo Trumpet, Trombone, Trumpets and Tuba. Up to 5 articulations (key switching) per instrument: Sustained, Staccato, Crescendo, Flutter, Trill. 4 separate mic positions: close (stereo and mono), middle, far, and ambience (room). Up to 6 velocity layers and 3 round robins.

Bundle option for the first user-guided aleatoric orchestral sample library, designed by Casey Edwards and produced by Strezov Sampling. Two tenor trombones, 2 bass trombones and tuba, recorded in Sofia Session Orchestra Hall.

Perfestkits brings to your attention its new library for Kontakt - Trap Brass XL. This is an amazing sound, great detail and just an indispensable musical instrument for your collection. The sound you've been looking for!

Recorded on the same stage as our flagship libraries Jaeger and Cerberus, the TALOS series is the next addition to our ever-expanding range of orchestral sample libraries. All TALOS libraries are about big ensemble sizes that can go from soft and subtle to earth-shatteringly epic.

The Bösendorfer Imperial is an instrument that can only be described in superlatives. One look at its imposing construction and unique features as well as one listen to its richly resonant tone make it clear why. Its full, sonorous sound brims with the signature timbre that makes Bösendorfer a top choice for countless artists. Legendary composers like Bela Bartók, Claude Debussy, and Maurice Ravel were among the early admirers and adopters when the Bösendorfer Concert Grand 290 Imperial first debuted. Today, it still represents the apex of the famed Austrian piano manufacturer’s precious heritage, and now we bring it to your studio. One of its tonal secrets lies in its massive soundboard and extended range with additional bass notes making this grand piano sound impressively imperial. Explore the room filling sound and the versatile tonal possibilities of this special piano with this expertly captured representation of this masterpiece, recorded under ideal acoustic circumstances at Vienna Synchron Stage.

The Steinway & Sons D-274 is a prime example of "getting it right the first time." This beautifully hand-crafted flagship model from the world-renowned piano maker has remained largely unchanged since its development in the late 19th century, standing the test of time with its rich, massive, and ambient sound. Whether competing with orchestras or performing solo, the D-274 effortlessly commands attention with its tremendous sonic power and volume, thanks to its nearly two-square-meter (21.5 sq.ft.) soundboard. Esteemed artists across generations have gravitated towards the Steinway D, from Sergei Rachmaninoff, Vladimir Horowitz, Arthur Rubinstein, and Glenn Gould, to today’s leading pianists like Emanuel Ax, Hélène Grimaud, and Lang Lang. In the world of film scoring, composer Ramin Djawadi (Game of Thrones, Iron Man, Pacific Rim) is a devoted fan—of our very own digital version! Captured in the Hollywood-proven signature ambiance of Vienna Synchron Stage, it brings the legendary Steinway sound and versatility right into the heart of your studio.