Electric, acoustic, and really any bass sound you could want is all here. If Native Instruments could work that out, I’d recommend Komplete even more. When you install it, it’s kind of finicky to get started, so expect to spend some time figuring out how to link your library. There are also a ton of different synthesizers, strings, etc. Vintage drums, cinematic sounds, Middle Eastern sounds. Komplete gives you a huge library of sounds. It’s like digging in the crates, 2021 style. There’s a lot of discovery in it, and so many amazing sounds to go through. I like to go through and find samples and chop them. You can also pick the key of your track, so if my beat is in A minor and you lock that in, every single sound you pick is going to be in A minor. Arcade by OutputĪrcade is amazing because of how many different samples and loops there are. If I want to load a quick kalimba, or some vocal patches, it gives me a nice big sound. There’s a variety of patches for you to work with in its library. I do a lot of sound design stuff inside Omnisphere. But I mainly love it because it’s really fast. Addictive Keys is also my go to for Rhodes sounds too. You can get many different expansions like upright and electric grand pianos. There’s also a lot of LoFi sounds in here.

It has a very realistic feel, very full sounding, with a lot of different tones. I go through patches very fast while others can be a little more bloated at times. I have other piano VSTs, but what I love about this one is that it’s super lightweight. When I get asked what my top piano VST is, I say Addictive Keys. These are the top 7 VST plugin instruments. These do not influence editorial content, though Blogs That Knock may earn commissions for products purchased via affiliate links. Blogs That Knock has affiliate partnerships.

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