Is the SINE-Player better than Kontakt?

After my walkthrough of the Berlin Main Series I wanted to showcase the SINE-player in more detail. Orchestral tools created an amazing sampler wich did become one of my favorite Samplers in no time. Although there are some setbacks present, Orchestral tools seems to be engaged with their users a lot and actually try to better older instruments and software instead of selling a new version every year. I'm confident the SINE-player will only improve. I'm keen to see what comes next from their company!
Link to the sound examples of the Berlin Main Series:
www.orchestraltools.com/store...
(click on details on the bottom and then on the instruments page)
Cheers!

[@StewartMcKee]

Thanks for this video!

[@strassenpiratinx]

Great!😎

[@JaredSmithTheIntern]

Super helpful, man. Thank you!

[@avu.composer]

Glad it was of help :)!

[@val_de_mez]

Cheers man. Very useful.

[@avu.composer]

Glad it was of help!

[@grundvater]

Not cheap that library…..

[@avu.composer]

That is true. Orchestral Tools tends to be quite expensive but you get quality libraries for it and to have the option to purchase singular instruments is quite the nice feature as well especially if you are looking for something specific :)