Zero-G Releases Elements Silentium Instrument
The new cinematic instrument library offers composers 600 presets and 24GB of sample material.
Updated on Oct. 16, 2026 in Classical
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Zero-G has launched Elements Silentium, a programmable engine designed for cinematic scoring. The library provides a suite of dark organic textures, ritual voices, and evolving strings.
Why it matters
This instrument is designed for composers seeking to build atmosphere and movement in their scores. It provides a versatile sound palette that aims to streamline the cinematic composition process.
Elements Silentium includes 600 presets across 24GB of material and requires Native Instruments Kontakt 8.12.1 or higher. It is currently available at a promotional price of $126.95, a discount from the $149.95 retail price.
The players
Zero-G
Zero-G is a prominent sound design and sample library company that creates virtual instruments for music producers and composers.
Native Instruments
Native Instruments is a leading developer of software and hardware for computer-based audio production and sound design.
The details
The instrument functions as a programmable engine that transforms sampled sources into various sonic textures, including folk timbres and percussion. It is compatible with Windows 10 and macOS 12, offering VST3, AU, and AAX plug-in versions.
Timeline
Introductory pricing became available on October 15, 2026.
The product was officially released on October 16, 2026.
Industry Dynamics
The release of Elements Silentium reflects the ongoing demand for sophisticated virtual instruments within the competitive cinematic scoring market. This positions Zero-G to capture further market share among composers utilizing the industry-standard Native Instruments Kontakt ecosystem.
Composers can access the software via VST3, AU, or AAX formats on compatible Windows or macOS systems. Existing customers of Ethera and Elements products can apply a 20% loyalty discount toward their purchase.
The takeaway
Composers can leverage the new library to generate complex, evolving textures for cinematic projects. Users looking to save on costs should consider the loyalty discount program available for previous brand customers.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Sound On Sound.
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