Choose your free instrument
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The code you received gives you one instrument from the list below for free. Simply add your choice to the cart and enter your code during checkout.
About the instruments
- String Quartet: A classical string quartet with two violins, viola, and cello. Recorded at the Arvo Pärt Centre in Estonia, and performed by the M4GNET quartet. From the collection Salu.
- Ronroco: A traditional guitar-like instrument from South America, instantly recognizable from the soundtracks of Gustavo Santaolalla. Performed here by composer, multi-instrumentalist, and instrument collector Richard Harvey. From the collection Andea.
- Koenigsberger Cimbassi a3: These three cimbassi deliver monstrous low-end brass - perfect for trailers, video game soundtracks, or anything where you need some character in your bass section. From the acclaimed Metropolis Ark series, recorded at Teldex Studios, Berlin. From the collection Metropolis Ark 1.
- Piccolo Flute: This agile and expressive piccolo flute floats beautifully over an orchestra, but can also provide an emotional accompaniment to songs and ballads, or add organic detail to your instrumentals. Recorded at Teldex Studios, Berlin. From the collection Berlin Woodwinds.
- Forest: Designed by producer, DJ, and ecologist Dominik Eulberg, this complex textural instrument combines electronic and orchestral sounds to evoke the multi-layered experience of being among the trees. Use your modwheel to morph between layers and create evolving organic sound. From the collection Habitat.
How it works
- Choose one instrument from the list above, and click 'Add to cart'
- Go to your cart by clicking the cart icon in the top right, and click 'Checkout'
- If you have an Orchestral Tools account already, you'll be asked to log in. If you don't, you can register and create an account now.
- You'll see an entry field for your voucher code—paste the code you received from Mastering.com into the field and you'll see the price change to 0 EUR.
- All the instruments run in the free SINEplayer app. You can download it here.
- Run SINEplayer and you'll see your instrument under 'My Licenses'
If you run into any problems, please contact support@orchestraltools.com.
This is a collaboration between mastering.com and Orchestral Tools. The free instrument offer ends on October 31, 2026.