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99Sounds vs Cinesamples

Both stand on music sample libraries. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

99Sounds

Free plan MacWebWindows

99Sounds offers free sound libraries and instruments for a range of creative projects, with no required credit. Its redistribution and app-use restrictions, plus the Catalina compatibility limit, are important to consider.

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Cinesamples

Free plan MacWindows

Cinesamples offers a broad catalog of Kontakt-based instruments and libraries, including a free product and paid options from $99. Buyers should check product-specific Kontakt compatibility and note the stated no-trial and refund limits.

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The facts

99SoundsCinesamples
Free planYesYes
Open sourceNot publishedNot published
Runs onMac, Web, WindowsMac, Windows
Lowest paid planFree or on requestFree or on request
Plans published11
MakerNot publishedNot published
Website99sounds.orgcinesamples.com
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99Sounds: what it does well

  • Free libraries and plugins cost nothing.
  • Royalty-free use covers personal and commercial projects.
  • Attribution is not required.
  • Plugin formats include VST, VST3, and AU.
  • Sample formats include WAV, MIDI, NKI, SFZ, and Serum presets.

What to know first

  • Downloaded audio cannot be sold or redistributed.
  • License bars use in noise or sleep-sound apps.
  • macOS Catalina is not supported.

Cinesamples: what it does well

  • Catalog spans orchestral, world, and sound-design libraries.
  • Libraries load in any DAW.
  • One free Kontakt Player product is available.
  • A license can be active on two computers.

What to know first

  • Products are not available for trial.
  • Orders cannot be refunded after serial code release.
  • Some libraries require the full Kontakt version.
  • No phone support or live chat.

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