No. But 400 to choose from ain't too shabby.Tjgoa wrote:can wt's be imported?
Omnisphere 2 is here! (yes, it's really here!)
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- KVRAF
- 5913 posts since 25 Jan, 2007
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Echoes in the Attic Echoes in the Attic https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=180417
- KVRAF
- 12036 posts since 12 May, 2008
Also I bet you could simulate a wavetable pretty well with the granular function by loading in a recording of a synth sweeping through a wavetable. Then sweeping through the audio with the granular.noiseboyuk wrote:No. But 400 to choose from ain't too shabby.Tjgoa wrote:can wt's be imported?
- KVRAF
- 2236 posts since 23 May, 2005 from West Country, UK
I am sure importing your own tables will come down the line. No reason to be sniffy about it now that using your own samples is permitted.
They are probably just wary at first about how best to manage it (number of samples etc.. see the guidance on wavetable import for Serum).
They are probably just wary at first about how best to manage it (number of samples etc.. see the guidance on wavetable import for Serum).
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- KVRAF
- 5831 posts since 2 Oct, 2008
niceEchoes in the Attic wrote:Also I bet you could simulate a wavetable pretty well with the granular function by loading in a recording of a synth sweeping through a wavetable. Then sweeping through the audio with the granular.noiseboyuk wrote:No. But 400 to choose from ain't too shabby.Tjgoa wrote:can wt's be imported?
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- KVRAF
- 2807 posts since 8 Sep, 2009
I hear you. In this case I'd refrain from the upgrade, too.wagtunes wrote:No, when somebody has had a synth for all of 7 months and they have to shell out another $250 for an upgrade, no, they're not going to be happy.
But let me ask about the Serum updates. My account at xfer still offers v1.0. Did I miss something?
- KVRAF
- 22950 posts since 8 Oct, 2014
Steve posts all the updates on the forum. You just have to register there.elassi wrote:I hear you. In this case I'd refrain from the upgrade, too.wagtunes wrote:No, when somebody has had a synth for all of 7 months and they have to shell out another $250 for an upgrade, no, they're not going to be happy.
But let me ask about the Serum updates. My account at xfer still offers v1.0. Did I miss something?
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- KVRist
- 322 posts since 7 Apr, 2002 from Belfast
Am I reading this wrong? I think I'm in for Omnisphere 2 but does this raise the possibility that a new Omni 1 and grace period upgrade would be NFR from the outset? Surely not!?Voice303 wrote:
If you upgraded to Omni from Atmosphere it became NFR.
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- KVRist
- 31 posts since 21 Aug, 2008 from Uk
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neverenoughfunk neverenoughfunk https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=12310
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- 828 posts since 6 Feb, 2004
i have been reading your posts for a few days now... one thing that does come to my attention is the fact that Omni 2 will be able to load samples... i cant imagine all the new third party sample sets that will be available Omni 2... you will be missing out on that... cant share patches with anyone that has Omni 2... another point... let say Omnisphere 1 is about 6 to 7 years old... if specstrasonic follows their own track record... Omni 3 will be out 2021/2... therefore... what would be the difference between upgrading today -vs- 3 to 4 years from now...wagtunes wrote:No, when somebody has had a synth for all of 7 months and they have to shell out another $250 for an upgrade, no, they're not going to be happy.tshear23 wrote:I'm so glad I'm not a software developer. There really is no making some people happy.
You make it sound like I hate Omnisphere. I don't. It is one of my top 5 favorite synths and only the 5th synth I ever paid money for after downloading hundreds of free VSTs. In fact, these are the first 5 synths I ever purchased in order.
Synthmaster
ACE
Zebra 2
Serum
Omnisphere
For me to spend money on a synth, I had to really love it.
All the versions of Serum that have come out since I made that purchase have been free upgrades, and I've had that synth longer than Omnisphere. I don't think allowing a 1 year grace period would have killed them. That to me would have been fair.
So my objection to spending $250 after just buying this synth 7 months ago has nothing to do with the quality of the synth overall but the fact that I've had it all of 7 months.
That still takes nothing away from Omni 1 being one of my top 5 favorite synths.
to be honest... i do not think this thread should be about "you" not purchasing Omni 2... we heard you the first time... how about letting us who are waiting for the release enjoy this time... instead of reading you brought Omni 1 7 months ago and not purchasing Omni 2... you talk of all the synths you own... well... i own Komplete ultimate 10... and there are a ton of synths in that package... but for me Omnisphere wins every time... that fact that it is multi-timbre and you can layer the sounds is more enticing than the synths in KU 10...
in closing... before you make your next post about not purchasing Omni 2... please keep in mind... WE KNOW ALREADY... let us users that are waiting for Omis 2 enjoy this time... instead of reading... I BROUGHT OMNI 1 7 MONTHS AGO... AND I AM NOT PURCHASING OMNI 2 UNTIL MORE FEATURES ARE ADDED... for us long time Omni users this update/upgrade appears to be exactly what the doctor order... if you do not feel like that... please do not rain on our parade... again... we know you are not updating/upgrade to Omni 2...
enjoy your day...
p.s. could you post some of your music... i would love to hear a piece or two... thanks in advance!!!
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- KVRAF
- 9604 posts since 5 Aug, 2009
with all the updates Spectrasonics also gave us over the years, the splendid support so far, a VST which is already so old but still used in blockbuster productions etc. what do you expect more? omnisphere already has nearly all it wants to be. sure the granular options are not my enjoyment and dont seem to replace granular synths sadly.... i hope they will make it much better but otherwise i think the upgrade is worth it alone the new presets/samples where you would pay MUCH MUCH more when buying sample cds/releases alone....
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- KVRAF
- 22950 posts since 8 Oct, 2014
Fair enough. I've said my peace. I'll leave it at that.neverenoughfunk wrote:i have been reading your posts for a few days now... one thing that does come to my attention is the fact that Omni 2 will be able to load samples... i cant imagine all the new third party sample sets that will be available Omni 2... you will be missing out on that... cant share patches with anyone that has Omni 2... another point... let say Omnisphere 1 is about 6 to 7 years old... if specstrasonic follows their own track record... Omni 3 will be out 2021/2... therefore... what would be the difference between upgrading today -vs- 3 to 4 years from now...wagtunes wrote:No, when somebody has had a synth for all of 7 months and they have to shell out another $250 for an upgrade, no, they're not going to be happy.tshear23 wrote:I'm so glad I'm not a software developer. There really is no making some people happy.
You make it sound like I hate Omnisphere. I don't. It is one of my top 5 favorite synths and only the 5th synth I ever paid money for after downloading hundreds of free VSTs. In fact, these are the first 5 synths I ever purchased in order.
Synthmaster
ACE
Zebra 2
Serum
Omnisphere
For me to spend money on a synth, I had to really love it.
All the versions of Serum that have come out since I made that purchase have been free upgrades, and I've had that synth longer than Omnisphere. I don't think allowing a 1 year grace period would have killed them. That to me would have been fair.
So my objection to spending $250 after just buying this synth 7 months ago has nothing to do with the quality of the synth overall but the fact that I've had it all of 7 months.
That still takes nothing away from Omni 1 being one of my top 5 favorite synths.
to be honest... i do not think this thread should be about "you" not purchasing Omni 2... we heard you the first time... how about letting us who are waiting for the release enjoy this time... instead of reading you brought Omni 1 7 months ago and not purchasing Omni 2... you talk of all the synths you own... well... i own Komplete ultimate 10... and there are a ton of synths in that package... but for me Omnisphere wins every time... that fact that it is multi-timbre and you can layer the sounds is more enticing than the synths in KU 10...
in closing... before you make your next post about not purchasing Omni 2... please keep in mind... WE KNOW ALREADY... let us users that are waiting for Omis 2 enjoy this time... instead of reading... I BROUGHT OMNI 1 7 MONTHS AGO... AND I AM NOT PURCHASING OMNI 2 UNTIL MORE FEATURES ARE ADDED... for us long time Omni users this update/upgrade appears to be exactly what the doctor order... if you do not feel like that... please do not rain on our parade... again... we know you are not updating/upgrade to Omni 2...
enjoy your day...
p.s. could you post some of your music... i would love to hear a piece or two... thanks in advance!!!
If you want to listen to some of the things I've done (very little in relation to how much music I've made over the years) here's a link to my Soundcloud page.
https://soundcloud.com/steven-wagenheim
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neverenoughfunk neverenoughfunk https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=12310
- KVRian
- 828 posts since 6 Feb, 2004
as a preset junkie... it appears that a ton of presets are used in your music... i think one of Omni main selling point is programming the synth... with that said... it may be cheaper/better for you to purchase 3 party sound libraries for Omnis 1 instead of the update/upgrade...
- KVRAF
- 22950 posts since 8 Oct, 2014
Actually, I program most of my own sounds. When I'm in a hurry and I know exactly what I want and know where it is, I'll use a preset. But for the most part, I do my own programming.neverenoughfunk wrote:as a preset junkie... it appears that a ton of presets are used in your music... i think one of Omni main selling point is programming the synth... with that said... it may be cheaper/better for you to purchase 3 party sound libraries for Omnis 1 instead of the update/upgrade...
Not sure how you deduced that I use a ton of presets (not even sure what pieces you listened to) but that simply isn't the case, unless you just happened to listen to a piece where I happened to use presets.
Anyway, no, I don't use presets for the most part, which is why Omni 2's 2,000 new patches, or whatever number they are, don't interest me. In fact, I created my own library of 350 patches for Omni 1 that I have sold quite a few of.
So no, I don't use presets for the most part.
Maybe I'm just good at sound design.
** EDIT ** In fact, here is my Omni demo containing 50 of the 350 patches I designed.
https://soundcloud.com/steven-wagenheim/omnisphere-demo
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