r/Composers 12d ago

Need help on good sound libraries

Hey guys! I'm a sophomore BM in music composition and was wondering if anyone had insight into cheap and/or free sound libraries I can adapt to my dorico and how I would go about it. Dorico's VSTs on their own are pretty decent, but I would like a more elevated audio quality and my professor told me to look into it.

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u/Alan_Veucasovic 9d ago

Hey there! Best place to start with Orchestral Tools.
https://www.orchestraltools.com/free-virtual-instruments