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billw wrote:
Novata wrote:
bendedavis wrote: Your best bet would probably be to make images of the discs, and then use a virtual cd drive to load them on your home computer.
Now that is good thinking. Do you think it would be any quicker because it will be loading from a hdd instead?
I'm moving them to the hard drive now but I might not get a chance to try them out at home until tomorrow. I'll let you know.
I'm doing a test install from the DVD images and the first two discs went smoothly....whew. So far, this looks like one way around the dual-layer thing in case anybody else doesn't have a drive on the computer where they intend to run Omnisphere. :)

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can anyone tell us if there are any simple patches as well as the mega ones ?

I am guessing as the synth side has standard waveforms it will be pretty simple to get a pallet of basic analog sounds together ?

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topaz wrote:can anyone tell us if there are any simple patches as well as the mega ones ?

I am guessing as the synth side has standard waveforms it will be pretty simple to get a pallet of basic analog sounds together ?
The synth section is great and has really nice basic waveforms. You can do a lot to them too.

The samples also contain a lot of fantastic basic sounds from analog synths.
The Sleeper Must Awaken

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great, thanks for that reply :-)
ultramike wrote:
topaz wrote:can anyone tell us if there are any simple patches as well as the mega ones ?

I am guessing as the synth side has standard waveforms it will be pretty simple to get a pallet of basic analog sounds together ?
The synth section is great and has really nice basic waveforms. You can do a lot to them too.

The samples also contain a lot of fantastic basic sounds from analog synths.

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Does omnisphere include any velocity-sampled instruments? Does it have a good variety of real instruments? Or is it mostly synth sounds?

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Micha wrote:Mine will come next monday over the ocean, said UPS!
You're lucky. My dealer has not even confirmed the estimated delivery date which supposed to be the 24th of september.

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sophtrazor wrote:Ummm im trying to save patches and i cant seem to recall them...


:help:


What do i do? :shrug:
you have to create at least one subfolder in the User patch folder.
I made several ones for pads, leads etc.
when i save a patch into one of these i can recall them with no problem

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Dr.Wu wrote:
sophtrazor wrote:Ummm im trying to save patches and i cant seem to recall them...


:help:


What do i do? :shrug:
you have to create at least one subfolder in the User patch folder.
I made several ones for pads, leads etc.
when i save a patch into one of these i can recall them with no problem
That's been my experience as well.

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daExpert wrote:Does omnisphere include any velocity-sampled instruments? Does it have a good variety of real instruments? Or is it mostly synth sounds?
It has quite a selection of "normal" velocityswitched sounds like great acoustic and electric guitars from the Hans Zimmer lib and amazing vocals and strings.
Also lots of classic mellotron samples.
I also like the several pianosamples including the burning one. They sound very unique and are a great addition even if you have a couple of regular piano samples at your disposal.I have Ivory and Pianotek and can see myself using the Dreampiano a lot.
Reminds me a bit of the New Age piano in my old Kurzweil-it has that same otherwordly quality-very inspiring.

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daExpert wrote:Does omnisphere include any velocity-sampled instruments? Does it have a good variety of real instruments? Or is it mostly synth sounds?
The sample structure isn't exposed so I couldn't tell you which ones are or not velocity-sampled without opening the patches and with the sheer number of patches and sound material included, that's a bit tricky to attempt.

The majority of the sounds are intended for use in a "synthesizer context", that is to say there are several guitars, strings, human voice patches, etc., many of very high quality, but that this is not really designed to replace the realistic ROMplers that give you several articulation changes, keyswitches, round robin alternations, etc.

The majority of the sounds I've come across fall into pads, atmosphere, lead, bass and just about every role you would have though of putting synth sounds into, though many of them are based upon very different approaches of getting there.

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kuniklo wrote:Thanks for the sound demo Per. It confirms my suspicions that most of the factory patches aren't going to be much good for my style. I'm still curious, although it's not clear to me that Omni offers anything radically new over what I already have for my own sound design work.
Actually that's a rather premature. :) Lots of the patches in the library would have seemed right at home in your track "thin". There is plenty to choose from as far as the Orbital and Vangelis style synths you used on your MySpace for instance. The "Modern Hybrid" sub-category sounds more modern but there are many choices for more retro or traditional sounds and the sound shaping options are numerous.

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Does it have the marvellous 'sound info' details for every patch ? The phot and history, etc. ?

(only 2 days to go.....)

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It has notes on every sound, some more specific than others, and many of the patches have pictures. But not all. Each one has been extensively tagged to make it easy to search for and find as well.

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Per Lichtman wrote:http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page_so ... ID=6899313

Sounds that came up with "burning piano" in the search string.

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K705 wrote:
Micha wrote:Mine will come next monday over the ocean, said UPS!
You're lucky. My dealer has not even confirmed the estimated delivery date which supposed to be the 24th of september.
Update: UPS says it is already in Cologne (sept 17th 4 am) to get through the customs.
So I hope for friday :o

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