Ok - Just saw this from Eric on another forum and it is pretty cool. I don't have an iPad yet, but this is pretty exciting in my opinion. Check it out:
http://bit.ly/bgSVLr
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For the record, I would say that I was very surprised how huge the programming effort was to produce Trilian. My aged PC is more challenged by Trilian than Omnisphere. I would not have expected this from a program dedicated to bass sounds. It is nothing less than AMAZING!matto wrote:I don't have Trillian; it uses the same engine as Omni and I would expect it to use less CPU on average due to the less complex nature of your average bass sound, but possibly more RAM because of the very deep sampling of the newest basses. Of course the part of the library ported from Trilogy will be much less demanding as far as RAM.
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kclements wrote:Ok - Just saw this from Eric on another forum and it is pretty cool. I don't have an iPad yet, but this is pretty exciting in my opinion. Check it out:
http://bit.ly/bgSVLr
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