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Lotuzia · Post by **Lotuzia** » Wed Sep 16, 2015 10:00 pm

A friend of mine sampled some quite rare analog synths of his collection for Trillian. So there are sounds inside that you wont easily find somewhere else.

Then these are samples, so no free running oscillators, and interaction of at least two filters (the one of the synth + the ones in Omni/Trillian) if you want to reshape the sound. they represent a snapshot of an analog instrument, not its entire life. But ... you can also manipulate the samples in several ways.

As for the acoustic and electric basses content, there are other choices for sure, some more featured, but still, they wont give you the same flavor and sound than Trillian.

And finally, a lot of synths can compliment Omni/Trillian. Based on synthesis methods only, I' say that some FM synths, some analog synths, some wavetable synths, some additive synths etc etc will all compliment the duo in a nice way.

Stan Navi · Post by **Stan Navi** » Thu Sep 17, 2015 2:35 pm

Thank you, guys, for help! I decided to buy Trilian first. I think winth omnisphere 2 it'll be solid choice. After i'll take maybe Zebra 2 or Serum. Omnisphere 2 for pads way more cooler over Zebra 2 in my opinion. In Zebra 2 i like smoothness of sound and modulation possibilities. Serum does a great, clean, sharp sound. I like it modern basses (not dubstep style bass, but punchy bass sounds). I don't really know if omnisphere 2 can cover it, even with trilian? From one side it's cool to buy "100 synths" for every purpose, but for me it's better know one or two synths very well and to do work with it.

sostenuto · Post by **sostenuto** » Thu Sep 17, 2015 11:58 pm

All Spectrasonics here for years and would never give up Trilian. Also have every Library from PlugInGuru and PlugHugger with tons of Bass patches. Really like Airwave's Guru Lib and Omni 2 for fun EDM sessions.

Added Spire recently and puzzle over Serum and Zebra2 as well. No driving 'need' just new and .....

Trilian, Zebra 2 or Serum?