what the heck, I'll pile on...
CineWinds Core and CineBrass Core make up the core (sorry) of my orchestral template. I thought about adding the Pro libraries, but decided a different approach would give me more flexibility, so I went with Chris Hein Orchestral winds and brass. I may yet add CineWinds Pro and CineBrass pro, but I'm in no hurry. I did add the Descant Horn because, well, because I am a recovering horn player, and always wanted a descant horn!
I also love their percussion. I started with Drums of War an dlater added the legacy percussion (before it was legacy<G>), CineBells, Handbells, and Kalimba. They are all extremely useful.
Piano in Blue is awesome, but it is somewhat limited to "that sound". Now "that sound" can fit into lots of genres, but I find I use it mostly for softer piano parts.
Tina Guo Acoustic Cello is wonderful, so wonderful that I expect I will add the full Tina Guo librariy one day soon.
And then there is CineOrch. Before I broke down and tried Albion and OE there was CineOrch. I'd find ways to work that into every project because it just added a certain glue that held the tracks together. I still use it.
All this to suggest that it might be early to call it for Cinesamples!