What's happening between Splice and Spitfire Audio?
Splice has acquired Spitfire Audio. This partnership brings together two industry leaders with a shared mission: to empower music creators with the best tools, sounds, and technology to bring their ideas to life.
Will Spitfire Audio go away or become "Splice"?
Not at all. Spitfire Audio will continue to operate under its own name, brand, and distinct product experience — remaining dedicated to crafting world-class instruments. We'll be working on future products that combine the best of both platforms.
What does this mean for me as a Splice user?
Over time, you'll have access to new creative tools that bring together Spitfire's orchestral depth and Splice's sample library and discovery features.
The Spitfire Audio LABS and Originals ranges are already available within Splice INSTRUMENT, and LABS content is available under the LABS and Spitfire labels within INSTRUMENT.
For more details, see FAQ: Spitfire Audio Originals in Splice INSTRUMENT and Migrating to Splice INSTRUMENT from LABS.
What about pricing — will anything change?
No immediate changes are planned. We'll always communicate any updates in advance
Will my Splice login work on Spitfire Audio, or vice versa?
For now, logins remain separate. We'll share updates as that changes.
Can I rent Spitfire Audio products through Splice?
Yes. The following Spitfire Audio products are currently available on Splice Rent-to-Own:
For full details on how Rent-to-Own works, see Spitfire Audio on Splice Rent-to-Own.
What does this mean for the future of music creation?
This partnership marks a new era. Together, Splice and Spitfire Audio will create the most complete and forward-thinking toolkit for modern music makers—whether you’re discovering a loop, crafting a score, or pushing boundaries with AI-assisted tools. From bedroom beatmakers to Oscar-winning composers, we’re building the future of sound—together.