Plugin comparison

Kontakt 8 vs Westwood Trinity Strings

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

Independent score / workflow fit / buying signal

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The side-by-side

Sampler / Native Instruments

Kontakt 8

$299

8.7Great

Kontakt 8 is Native Instruments' software sampler platform for hosting and building virtual instruments, available as a plugin or standalone app.

Technical matrix

Specs compared

SignalKontakt 8Westwood Trinity Strings
Price$299£47 launch / £79
Dubspot Score8.7—
FormatsStandalone, VST3, AU (macOS), AAXVST, VST3, AU, AAX
macOS formats (64-bit)Standalone, VST3, AU, AAX—
Windows formats (64-bit)Standalone, VST3, AAX—
Factory Library 240 GB ready-to-use instrument toolset included—
CPU / RAMIntel Core i5 or equivalent / Apple Silicon; 4 GB RAM (6 GB recommended)—
Disk space2 GB free; 52 GB for complete installation—
Free Player versionKontakt 8 Player hosts NI and third-party Kontakt instruments at no cost—
Type—Sampled small string section, three players in octaves
Core sounds—Movements, Performance, Improvisations, Shorts, Scattered Shorts, Swells
Mic mixes—Modern, Studio, Vintage, plus spot, room, and gallery
Presets—Over 100 across 7 categories
Effects—Foundry rack, 14 effects
Host—Self contained, no Kontakt required
Formats—VST, VST3, AU, AAX
macOS—Monterey 12 or later, 64-bit
Windows—10 or later, 64-bit
Download—About 3.5 GB
Price—£47 launch, £79 regular

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