MuseHub has twelve free MuseSounds libraries for MuseScore Studio. Together they give you a full orchestra, a 40-voice choir, pianos and keyboards, guitars, harp, handbells, a marching drumline and a music box, 17.27 GB in all. They are complete libraries, they stay free, and you need a free MuseHub account to install them.
Spitfire Audio makes 11 MuseSounds libraries for MuseScore Studio, and most of them were recorded in one room, the Hall at AIR Studios in London. The four Symphony libraries, Chamber Strings and Union Chapel Organ are included in MuseSounds Pro. The other five are sold only individually.
Cinesamples makes 13 of the MuseSounds libraries on MuseHub. They include the Cine orchestra recorded at the MGM Scoring Stage in Los Angeles, solo instruments played by named artists, a choir, pianos, harps and a few rarer instruments. Five of them, the four sections of the Cine orchestra and VOXOS Epic Choirs, are in MuseSounds Pro, and the other eight you buy once and keep.
Orchestral Tools’ Berlin Series is on MuseHub as eight MuseSounds libraries for MuseScore Studio, covering strings, brass, woodwinds, percussion, harps, pianos, solo woodwinds and solo strings. None of them is included in MuseSounds Pro. You buy each library once and keep it, or get the four main sections together in the Berlin Series Orchestral Bundle.
The free Muse Drumline plays a marching battery in MuseScore Studio from the notation alone, with snares, tenors, tuned bass drums and cymbals recorded by The Blue Devils. Add MuseSounds for the winds, brass and front ensemble, and you can write a whole show and hear it before the first rehearsal.