#Omnisphere 1 release date mod
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#Omnisphere 1 release date mac

We transitioned the original Stylus from a licensed technology to our own in-house technology when we introduced Stylus RMX. Stylus RMX is an excellent example of Spectrasonics' commitment to transition our entire product line to the Intel-Mac platform.

#Omnisphere 1 release date mac

Although the original Atmosphere and Trilogy instruments are not Intel-Mac native plug-ins, Spectrasonics is fully committed to the Intel Mac platform and developing the future of Atmosphere and Trilogy. the #1 thing is the quality of the sound, it really is pristine and huge, whether using the synth engine or sample sources.Atmosphere and Trilogy & the Intel-Mac PlatformĪpple's shift from PowerPC to Intel architecture has been a major change for music software. I don't see myself steering away from it anytime soon. But it sounds amazing! It's a trade off, one I'm willing to make. I do a lot preset-tweaking in omnisphere, and a lot of just loading raw Sound Sources (not presets, but the sample library files) and editing, and I can pretty much always do what I want, and fairly easily - so, you know, it just works, BUT I've never much liked the 'zoom in' functionality, the knobs and sliders all feel small and clunky to me, and so basically it's just not nearly as fun to work with as other synths I own. The functionality is top notch, but the UI isn't.

BUT, there are so many gems tucked away in Omni, it's just that the thing is so damn big, you get lost. I effin hate that new EDM bank in Omni 2, it's horrible horrible horrible. Regarding the 'meh' comments to the presets, it really just depends where you are looking.

#Omnisphere 1 release date mod

As the OP said, it can be a PITA to build patches from scratch, mainly because the plugin does it all - the mod matrix, for instance, is about as simple as it could be, given its power level, but that doesn't mean it is actually simple! While it is more than capable as a 'bread & butter' softsynth, it is a bit of overkill for most of those applications. That's why it works so great for scoring - once you get your head around it, it is really easy to find a 'feel', then edit it to work with whatever else you are doing! But its real strength is in quick composition, harnessing the power of both the deep editing features and the massive preset library. It also can be a crazy-preset-machine, for those of a more ambient bent - there are evolving patches in there that just can't be achieved through other means, or at least not without a ton of work. Sure, it can be used as a very good workstation, a'la Halion Sonic or a Motif - though it really isn't as good at the 'bread and butter' as those two. Haven't upgraded to 2 yet - been without internet for a while, moved to Europe from The States - but will soon.īeing pretty experienced with it, I must say that Omnisphere really, really isn't for everyone. I use Omni/Trillian as one of my primary synths when composing for film. But you guys are long term Omni 1 users and this is the first time I ever heard Omni 2, so my perspective is completely different than yours.

#Omnisphere 1 release date software

I also have Komplete Ultimate so I am done buying software and any future money spent is going into education and training. I also love Trillian for laying down bass lines and Stylus RMX in my opinion is the greatest drum/groove machine I have ever owned and I have owned at least 10 drum machines over the past 38 years of playing guitar. Again, this is an opinion coming from a newbie but I have been a musician for almost 40 years so my ear knows when it hears something it likes. There is also a great tutorial on that really helped me to understand how amazing this software truly is. Like I said, I am a newbie so I have nothing to compare it to but I am digging the shit out of it. I am a newbie (5 months into learning a MIDI and Ableton ) and all I can say is when using my MIDI guitar to control Omnisphere, I am having more fun and creating the most unique amazing sounds.