While the ongoing release of new products continues to enhance the value and scope of Kompose Audio’s Everything Bundle, there is a notable limitation for existing users. Currently, newly released libraries are not automatically included for those who already own the bundle, meaning each addition must be purchased separately. Over time, this can reduce the perceived “all-in-one” value that the bundle initially promises.

From a usability standpoint, navigating the extensive range of included libraries can also be somewhat time-consuming. With such a large and growing collection, I often find myself searching through multiple libraries from A–Z to locate the exact sound I have in mind. While this speaks to the depth and variety offered, a more streamlined browsing or categorization system could significantly improve workflow efficiency.

That being said, despite these drawbacks, the Everything Bundle remains an exceptional investment. The overall quality, versatility, and creative potential it provides far outweigh the inconveniences. It has become a core part of my production toolkit, and without question, it stands as one of the best decisions I’ve made in building my sound library. Thank you Kompose Audio for this collection! Cheers!!

I love Soundbox, and Kompose Audio are the best. Please please please make Soundbox versions of Grenadier, Hunted and Brink, as Kontakt is too expensive.

The instruments are pretty easy to install in my DAW, and they have some really good sounds. Just messing around on the keyboard produces some excellent, usable sounds. My only concern is that the "Everything Bundle" only includes all their instruments up to that point. Not instruments they release in the future. For instance, Grenadier came out shortly after I bought the bundle, but if I want that I'll have to purchase it separately. Seems like it would be a cool sales point to say "If you buy this Everything Bundle, it will include all future releases as well..." or something.