Pricing
80 plugins. No subscriptions. No inflated list prices. Buy individual collections, build a custom bundle, or get everything at once. Prices shown are planned launch pricing.
Complete Suite
All 80 plugins across all 14 collections — effects, synthesizers, and every world instrument. One purchase. Includes the 10,000-pattern MIDI library.
Effects & Synthesis
Digital effects, synthesizers, and instruments. No physical modeling — these are signal processing and oscillator-based plugins.
Dragonbreath
Effects & Pedals — 15 plugins
Fire-forged effects and distortions inspired by the raw power of vintage pedalboards.
Prism Elements
Air · Fire · Water · Earth — 9 plugins
Effects and synths inspired by the four classical elements — primordial forces of nature.
Prism Cosmos
Synthesizers & Celestial Effects — 11 plugins
Synthesizers and effects inspired by the infinite vastness of space and celestial phenomena.
World Instruments
45 instruments built on the PrismWorldEngine — a shared physical modeling architecture where sound is generated from the interaction of exciters (pluck, bow, strike, blow), resonators (string, bore, membrane, tine), and body models (wood, metal, gourd, clay). No samples at the core. Four ways to buy.
World Complete
Every world instrument plugin. All 11 geographic collections, every instrument family, every tuning system. Includes the 11,074-pattern MIDI library.
Comparable world instrument libraries (EastWest Silk, 8Dio ethnic collections) cost $200–500 each and require a $400 Kontakt license. This is 45 instruments with no dependencies.
Instrument Family Bundles
Cross-CollectionBuy by instrument type instead of geography. Each bundle pulls instruments from multiple geographic collections. Useful when you need “all the bowed strings” or “all the percussion” regardless of origin.
Need specific timbral families for scoring. "I need bowed strings for this cue" is a more common thought than "I need Nordic instruments."
World Percussion gives you tabla, taiko, cajón, and clapsticks in one bundle — covers Afrobeats, trap, lo-fi, and cinematic in a single purchase.
Plucked strings or winds bundles give you the breadth to cover diverse session work without buying instruments you won't use.
World Strings — Plucked
9 instruments across 7 traditions
Every plucked string instrument in the catalog. The kora's cascading arpeggios, the sitar's sympathetic resonance, the oud's fretless microtones, the koto's silk-stringed precision, and more. Physical modeling captures the interaction between fingers, strings, and wooden bodies — pluck position, nail angle, and string damping all respond to velocity and modulation.
World Strings — Bowed
7 instruments across 6 traditions
Bowed strings from India to Scandinavia. Each instrument uses bow-exciter physical modeling with per-instrument bow pressure curves, rosin friction coefficients, and sympathetic string resonance. The sarangi's 35 sympathetic strings, the erhu's snake-skin membrane, the nyckelharpa's keyed tangent mechanism, and the hurdy-gurdy's crank-wheel drone are all distinct DSP architectures sharing the same engine.
World Winds
9 instruments across 9 traditions
Blown, reed, and brass instruments spanning bamboo flutes to bronze war horns. Blow-exciter and bore-resonator physical modeling handles everything from the bansuri's edge-blown embouchure to the duduk's double-reed, the uilleann pipes' bellows pressure, the didgeridoo's circular breathing drone, and the been's gourd-resonated double pipes. Breath dynamics, lip pressure, and embouchure shape are all controllable via MIDI CC.
World Percussion
11 instruments across 8 traditions
Hand drums, frame drums, stick percussion, and body percussion from every continent. Strike-exciter physical modeling with per-instrument membrane, skin, and shell characteristics. The tabla's tuned bayan, the dhol's Bhangra thunder, the mridangam's Carnatic precision, the taiko's massive barrel resonance, the cajon's wooden box acoustics, and the bodhran's goatskin are all physically distinct models. Velocity-mapped timbral zones replicate real playing positions.
World Melodics
5 tuned percussion, melodic & keyboard instruments
Hammered, struck, tuned, and keyed melodic instruments. The santoor's 100 strings shimmer under twin mallets, the balafon's gourd resonators add West African buzz, the gamelan's bronze metallophone rings with Javanese tuning, the hang drum's steel shell produces overtone-rich tones, and the harmonium's bellows-driven free reeds sustain devotional drone and melody. Each uses tine-resonator, string-resonator, or reed physical modeling tuned to the instrument's specific material and geometry.
War Horns & Ceremony
5 ritual instruments
Instruments of war, ceremony, and spiritual invocation. The lur's Bronze Age brass, the horagai's conch shell, the native flute's cedar body, and the frame drum's universal pulse. These instruments exist at the intersection of music and ritual — they are designed to carry sound across valleys, invoke the sacred, and mark the moments that matter.
Build Your Own Bundle
Pick Any InstrumentsChoose any world instruments from any collection. No restrictions on mixing regions or instrument types. The per-instrument price drops as you add more.
- Mix any collections freely
- All formats included (VST3 + AU)
- Free updates within major version
- Mix any collections freely
- All formats included (VST3 + AU)
- Free updates within major version
- Pattern library included (11,074 MIDI patterns)
- Mix any collections freely
- All formats included (VST3 + AU)
- Free updates within major version
- Pattern library included (11,074 MIDI patterns)
Producers who know exactly what they need. A hip-hop producer grabs Tabla + Kora + Santoor + Berimbau + Sitar. A trailer composer picks Taiko + Erhu + Duduk + Lur + Uilleann Pipes. You're not paying for instruments you won't use, and at the 10-pick tier the per-instrument cost is low enough that adding something you're curious about is an easy decision.
Geographic Collections
The original way to buy — instruments grouped by cultural region. Each collection shares tuning systems, ornament styles, and performance idioms specific to that tradition. If you're working on a project set in a specific region or culture, this is the most coherent way to buy.
Working within a specific tradition. Raga gives you the full South Asian palette — 10 instruments from Hindustani to Carnatic to Punjabi folk — with shared microtuning and ornament systems.
Scoring for a location-specific project. "This scene is set in West Africa" → Griot collection. The instruments are designed to work together.
Teaching or documenting a musical tradition. Geographic collections keep instruments in their cultural context with historically accurate tuning and performance modes.
Griot
West African Heritage — 4 plugins
The instruments of the Mandé griot tradition and the Shona people — the musical storytellers of West and Southern Africa.
Raga
South Asian Traditions — 10 plugins
Ten instruments spanning Hindustani and Carnatic classical music, Punjabi folk, Qawwali devotional, and Rajasthani tradition.
Crossroads
Middle East & Persia — 5 plugins
Where continents meet — the instruments of the Arab world, Persia, Armenia, and Turkey.
Horizons
Latin America & Global — 5 plugins
Instruments from the Andes to the steppes — where cultures converge at the edge of the world.
Fjord
Nordic & Viking — 4 plugins
The instruments of the Norse sagas — war horns, bowed lyres, and the keyed fiddles of Scandinavia.
Ceol
Celtic & Irish — 3 plugins
"Ceol" is Irish for music — the beloved tradition of Ireland, Scotland, and the Celtic world.
Fuego
Iberian & Mediterranean — 3 plugins
The fire of flamenco, the passion of the Mediterranean, and the ancient musical bridge between continents.
Tengri
East Asian — 4 plugins
Named for the supreme sky deity — instruments spanning Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Mongolian traditions.
Terra Australis
Pacific & Indigenous — 2 plugins
The oldest continuous musical traditions on earth — Aboriginal Australian instruments spanning 2,000+ years.
Selva
South American & Mesoamerican — 2 plugins
Instruments of the Amazon, the Andes, and Mesoamerica — traditions predating European contact.
Warpath
Ceremonial & War — 3 plugins
Drums, horns, and voices that have rallied armies and invoked spirits across every continent.
Pattern Library
11,074 MIDI patterns across 32 genres. Standard MIDI files — they work in any DAW with any plugin, not just ours.
Every pattern is generated from genre-authentic scales and chord progressions using the full 32-scale PrismScaleMode system. Seven functional categories per genre: bass lines, chord progressions, lead melodies, arpeggios, pads, grooves, and builds. Each pattern is tagged with 8 dimensions (register, density, articulation, harmonic role, mood, tempo class, complexity, genre) for precise filtering.
The patterns are not loops — they are compositional starting points. Load one into your DAW's piano roll, point it at any instrument (ours or anyone else's), and edit from there.
Technical Details
VST3 & AU
macOS native. Compatible with Ableton Live, Logic Pro, FL Studio, Cubase, Studio One, Reaper, and any DAW that supports VST3 or AU. Windows support planned for 2026.
Physical Modeling
World instruments use PrismWorldEngine — exciter/resonator/body physical modeling, not sample playback. Sound is generated mathematically from the physics of the instrument. No large sample libraries to download.
Free Updates
All updates within the current major version are free. Bug fixes, performance improvements, new presets, and new patterns. No forced upgrades, no planned obsolescence.
2 Activations
Install on your studio machine and your laptop. Both run simultaneously. Need more? Contact support — we are not interested in DRM that punishes legitimate users.
Honest Pricing
We don't inflate list prices to make sales look dramatic. The price you see is the price we think the product is worth. No 90% off sales, no countdown timers, no artificial urgency.
| What you get | Typical market price | Prism |
|---|---|---|
| Single world instrument | $100–200 (Kontakt library) | $29–39 |
| Regional instrument set (2–10) | $300–600 + $400 Kontakt | $39–149 (no dependencies) |
| Full world instrument catalog | $2,000+ across multiple vendors | $299 |
| 10,000 MIDI patterns (28 genres) | $150–300 (comparable MIDI packs) | $49 standalone, free with bundles |