In audio/music terms, a collection of a type of data, often commercially packaged. Examples include sample libraries and loop libraries. A library may be dedicated to a certain type of sound, such as a drum library or orchestral library, or may be more “generic,” as in the factory libraries that come with many software and hardware samplers.
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