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Re: Omnisphere

Post by gunter » Tue Sep 16, 2008 7:46 am

Sept 15, 2008, 4:58pm, mazz wrote:I have a challenge to propose: Since we're all probably soon going to be hearing stock Omnisphere patches all over the the TV and in TAXI submissions and elsewhere, let's challenge ourselves to create our own original patches and tweaks. After all, the synthesizer is meant to be used to synthesize. Stock patches are great but the point of a synthesizer, IMO, is to create your own new instrument and sounds that reflect your own voice. It's going to be hard because the stock patches are going to be amazing but, if the editing capabilities are there, and I have no doubt that they are, there's no reason that one shouldn't, with a little elbow grease, be able to create their own awesome, original patches.Anyone up for it?MazzMazz I need to make a livin'! No time to tinker patches! Songs want to be written! Dial-in and play that damn thing away! UPS sended me already the shipment details. It's on the way...

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Re: Omnisphere

Post by waltergrund » Tue Sep 16, 2008 11:12 am

As an Athmosphere and STylus user you almost can't resist on Omni...200.- isn't that much and I've already used some of the free Stylus-patches they gave out for the contest...not edited back then Walt

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Re: Omnisphere

Post by allends » Wed Sep 17, 2008 11:23 am

Sept 16, 2008, 3:30pm, mojobone wrote:Sept 16, 2008, 9:25am, mazz wrote:Wow Allen, that's a cool plug, I never heard of it. Thanks for the tip!!MazzDitto, gracias.Hola Mojo,De nada!-Alonso de Somer

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Re: Omnisphere

Post by kouly » Fri Sep 19, 2008 4:34 am

Sept 15, 2008, 6:20pm, mojobone wrote:To me, this approach feels more creative than plunking down another $249 for the same presets everyone else will be using; I would feel a bit like a hamster on a wheel if I did that. (using my best poker face) Your absolutely right, this is just another instrument like the dozens of others out there. Really nothing to see here, move along.

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Re: Omnisphere

Post by ggalen » Fri Sep 19, 2008 6:44 am

Here's an interesting take on Omnisphere from a TV composer:http://scootermusicblog.blogspot.com/You know it's true...

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Re: Omnisphere

Post by allends » Mon Sep 22, 2008 2:08 am

Sept 19, 2008, 9:44am, ggalen wrote:Here's an interesting take on Omnisphere from a TV composer:http://scootermusicblog.blogspot.com/You know it's true...Hi Glenn,I read the article (thanks ). That part about "making you appear more talented than you really are" really hooked me so I took the plunge. Can't wait for the new toy to arrive! Who knows... maybe it'll be like having instant talent in a box. Hey Mazz, I'm up for your custom patch challenge. En Garde! Yours in Musical Bliss,Allen

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