$299/249E is the new, reduced official retail price of Atmosphere.Geddulp wrote:Is that $279 instead of $299? Or is there a bigger discount somewhere.spectrum wrote: If you don't have Atmosphere yet and have a compatible system, I'd definitely recommend getting Atmosphere at the new reduced pricing.
Those are the only two numbers I find right off the bat...
Well, a few posts up...Dewdman42 wrote:Eric,
I am almost definitely going to get Omnisphere when it comes out. I would not mind getting Atmosphere now if there is an upgrade path that will make sense at this point. is there?
Whether or not that makes sense for you I can't say.spectrum wrote:If you don't have Atmosphere yet and have a compatible system, I'd definitely recommend getting Atmosphere at the new reduced pricing.
The official upgrade pricing won't be announced until September, but I can promise that anyone buying Atmosphere now won't be paying more than the total price of Omnisphere - and then you'll end up with two great instruments for the price of one.
Yes...see above posts.Dewdman42 wrote:Eric,
I am almost definitely going to get Omnisphere when it comes out. I would not mind getting Atmosphere now if there is an upgrade path that will make sense at this point. is there?
Let's try this again...Dewdman42 wrote:What I see is a reduced price for Atmosphere. What is not specified yet is how much it will cost to upgrade to Omnisphere. I don't want to pay more overall then I would pay if I just waited to buy Omnisphere at this point.
spectrum wrote:If you don't have Atmosphere yet and have a compatible system, I'd definitely recommend getting Atmosphere at the new reduced pricing.
The official upgrade pricing won't be announced until September, but I can promise that anyone buying Atmosphere now won't be paying more than the total price of Omnisphere - and then you'll end up with two great instruments for the price of one.
Yes!jackmazzotti wrote:Hi Eric
I am hoping that omnisphere will have a user library like native instruments where we can upload and download each others patches
wouldn't that be great
i could imagine such a library getting huge real fast
Dewdman42 wrote:What I see is a reduced price for Atmosphere. What is not specified yet is how much it will cost to upgrade to Omnisphere.
And you have my promise that you won't.I don't want to pay more overall then I would pay if I just waited to buy Omnisphere at this point.
Actually, there's no other synthesizer, sampler or host on the market with a Context Sensitive Attribute browsing system that I'm aware of. So it's a big deal when you have such a massive library and a major advancement over systems with the simple "fixed attribute types" like the one's you're probably thinking of. Omnisphere's system is really sophisticated in comparison.Keith99 wrote:...I did not think it showed anything that impressive. Patch searching by tag etc. is fairly common.
Glad there is more on the way!spectrum wrote:Yes!jackmazzotti wrote:Hi Eric
I am hoping that omnisphere will have a user library like native instruments where we can upload and download each others patches
wouldn't that be great
i could imagine such a library getting huge real fast
Wasn't that clear to you in the end section of the Episode 6 video? That's exactly what we were doing in the video with all the different guys working together.
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