Spectrasonics Trilian...(Omnisphere v.1.1 now out with native x64 support!)

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After watching the videos all I can say is you have to be crazy to not buying this. Even if your bass lines are always like BOOM-boom-BOOM-boom-BOOM-boom......

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im in th UK and mines out for delivery :hihi:

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My plan is to buy it after the Christmas sales. I got to defend 229€ with my life. I must be strong and baffle all the temptations coming.

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standalone wrote:My plan is to buy it after the Christmas sales. I got to defend 229€ with my life. I must be strong and baffle all the temptations coming.
buy it now, do it :hihi:

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NO.



Please, no.

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standalone wrote:NO.



Please, no.
DO IT :shock:
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(And it gots one of those too......dammit).



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perhaps I will buy next year
the first bugs are fixed
and I have saved the money.

Up to now even Omnisphere is not running under MacOX v10.6.1 at the moment
#PassionForHappiness

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b-pole wrote: Up to now even Omnisphere is not running under MacOX v10.6.1 at the moment
What? Running fine here on 10.6.1

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penguinfromdeep wrote:
b-pole wrote: Up to now even Omnisphere is not running under MacOX v10.6.1 at the moment
What? Running fine here on 10.6.1
Working here.

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Still waiting for the delivery guy to come.:hyper:

Just watched a few of the videos and now I'm even more excited. I expected the acoustic and electric basses to sound incredible (which is the reason I bought it), but the synth stuff looks fantastic as well! Usually not a fan of sampled synth stuff, I like to program my own sounds, but this is looking like it will sound too good not to use, and hopefully it should have some good tweaking tools to personalize things.

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Hey guys,

System specs are officially:

• 2.0 GHz or higher processor (Intel Core2Duo or higher recommended)

• 2GB RAM (4GB or more recommended)

• Dual Layer compatible DVD-ROM drive

• 35GB of free hard drive space

So the 4 GB requirement is recommended but as tests have shown, you CAN run Trilian on a 32 bit OS with as little as 2GB installed. I've tested this on both a MAC and a PC and have had no trouble whatsoever. Now, admittedly I don't have a lot of sample-based/RAM based virtual instruments running simultaneously. What I do is keep the MIDI part and label it with the patch used in the event I ever need to go back and assign the instrument, then I flatten the sequence to audio. My projects load faster/playback faster this way (I have a 2-year old Quad Core PC with 2 GB of RAM on XP SP2). Someday, I'll upgrade...when the funds and time permit. My point is, you don't NEED a top of the line, tricked out machine to run this bad boy. It helps, of course, if you want to have many instances of Omnisphere, Trilian, RMX, etc. running simultaniously. ;)

Best,

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right iv authorized it and seem to have electric and aucoustic but the synths sounds say "trilian synth DEMO bank"
whats up with that?

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sureno wrote:right iv authorized it and seem to have electric and aucoustic but the synths sounds say "trilian synth DEMO bank"
whats up with that?
There'll be an update with much more synth-patches coming. The patches you already got with Trilian are fully useable, though - they're not in some kind of restricted demo-mode.

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so this is normal then? doesnt seem to check for updates either :?

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