Native Instruments Choir: Omnia

Native Instruments Choir Omnia: The Contemporary Symphonic Choir

Native Instruments Choir Omnia captures 40 singers in exquisite detail across 70 GB of content — a modern symphonic choir library created in collaboration with Strezov Sampling and recorded at Sofia Session Studio using microphones from AEA, Neumann, DPA and Sanken. The library covers four traditional choir sections (Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass) with 189 factory presets streamlined for scoring. Producers score cinematic choir performances from the softest murmurs to full-throated dramatic emotion with the same instrument and workflow.

What’s Inside Choir Omnia

• 40 singers total: captured across four traditional sections — Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass
• 70 GB library: deep sampling for realistic performance across dynamic range
• 189 factory presets: professional starting points streamlined for scoring workflow
• Four instruments: three individual instruments plus a combined arrangement instrument
• Syllabuilder feature: perform individual syllables or build phrases that connect naturally
• Sustain, marcato, staccato, staccatissimo articulations: complete dynamic and rhythmic palette
• Playable syllables in two play modes: from single vowels to complex Latin phrases
• Strezov Sampling collaboration: six weeks of recording sessions at Sofia Session Studio in Bulgaria
• Professional microphone captures: AEA ribbon, Neumann condenser, DPA and Sanken microphones for tonal shaping
• Runs in Kontakt Player: free Kontakt Player is enough — full Kontakt not required

Who Is It For?

Film and TV composers scoring epic sequences where cinematic choir carries dramatic weight. Trailer composers who need immediate emotional impact through vocal performance. Game composers scoring fantasy and epic gaming environments. Songwriters and hybrid pop producers adding choir layers for cinematic pop arrangements. Classical composers exploring choral arrangements without hiring live singers. Anyone who has ever needed a choir but couldn’t afford the studio time and vocal session budget for real performers.

System Requirements

• macOS 11 or higher, 64-bit, Apple Silicon native
• Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit)
• Formats: VST, VST3, AU, AAX, Standalone (via Kontakt Player)
• Approximately 70 GB disk space
• 16 GB RAM recommended for full library use

How Producers Use Native Instruments Choir Omnia

Film composers layer full choir under orchestral climaxes for the epic dramatic sound blockbuster scoring needs. Trailer composers use staccatissimo articulations for percussive vocal rhythms that add urgency to action sequences. Game composers score fantasy environments with sustained choir pads for emotional atmospheric scoring. Hybrid pop producers add choir layers for cinematic pop arrangements. Songwriters use the Syllabuilder to program specific vocal phrases when a chorus needs a choral counterpoint. See our Kontakt libraries collection for related tools.

Why Buy From VST Vault?

• Instant download: installer link within a minute of payment
• Mac and Windows: both installers included
• Priced in pounds: transparent GBP pricing
• Real support: within six hours by email or WhatsApp
• 3-day refund: if the library doesn’t work and we can’t fix it

Frequently Asked Questions

Who developed Choir Omnia?

Native Instruments developed Choir Omnia in collaboration with Strezov Sampling, a Bulgarian sample developer specialising in orchestral and choral libraries. Six weeks of recording sessions at Sofia Session Studio using AEA, Neumann, DPA and Sanken microphones captured 40 singers across four sections.

Does Choir Omnia sing actual Latin words?

Yes. The library samples playable syllables that combine into Latin phrases through the Syllabuilder feature. Producers can perform individual syllables or build phrases that connect naturally in scoring context. Common cinematic Latin phrases work out of the box.

Do I need the full Kontakt to run Choir Omnia?

No. Choir Omnia runs in free Kontakt Player.

Explore Symphony Series Collection for the full orchestral counterpart that pairs with Choir Omnia.