Plugin comparison

Heavyocity Psychosis vs Sonuscore LUX Orchestral Brass

Specs, price and the Dubspot Score, side by side — with our verdict on which sampler to buy.

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Specs compared

SignalHeavyocity PsychosisSonuscore LUX Orchestral Brass
Price$329 intro / $399 / $279 crossgrade$499 (crossgrade $299, Brass + Strings bundle $799)
Dubspot Score——
FormatsVST3, AU, AAXVST3, AU, AAX, Standalone
TypeHorror and thriller scoring libraryKontakt orchestral brass library
Released20 October 2026—
Sources720 unique sources—
Presets332 presets plus 35 Cue Creators—
EnginesPsychosis Designer and Psychosis Menu—
Library size6.94 GB on disk (NI lossless compression)—
EngineKontakt 7 engine; Kontakt 7.10.9 Player or later; NKS 2.0—
FormatsStandalone, VST, AU, AAX—
Operating systemsmacOS 12/13/14 Intel and Apple Silicon; Windows 10/11—
Price329 dollars intro, 399 regular, 279 crossgrade$499, crossgrade $299, LUX Orchestral Bundle $799
Instruments—Solo Horn, Horns a2 and a4, Solo Trumpet, Trumpets a3, Solo Tenor Trombone, Tenor Trombones a3, Bass Trombone, Bass and Contrabass Tuba, Cimbasso, Ensemble
Dynamics—Up to six recorded layers, pp to fff
Microphones—Close, Mid, Tree, Far, Brass Bleed, Orchestra Bleed, plus Full Mix
Performance—Auto Divisi, Polyphonic Legato, S.A.T., morphing articulations, adaptive patches, tempo-synced repetitions
Player—Free Kontakt Player 7.10.9 or later, NKS
System—macOS 13 to 15, Windows 10 or 11, 8 GB RAM minimum, 59 GB free disk

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