You are also advised to back up the download itself once complete, in case reinstallation is ever necessary. During the download (mine took a leisurely five hours) you’re advised to back up your STEAM folder this contains everything needed should the unforeseen occur. The upgrade is available exclusively as a download, although new users can purchase version 2 as a boxed edition. Whether you’re in either of those categories or are simply curious about all the fuss, read on. those with Omnisphere, Trillian and Stylus RMX) earn a bigger reduction. Existing owners are offered the upgrade at a discount and VIP Spectrasonics users (ie. If the need to program is secondary to a requirement for a vast, easily accessed pool of quality sounds, I can report that the updated grand total now tops over 12,000 (I didn’t count)! Over 4500 new sounds and sound sources were added this time, which is more than many plug–ins achieve in a lifetime. For the first time, original audio material can join the ‘soundsources’ (in Omnisphere speak) being processed by the toolkit of synthesis and effects - a toolkit that itself has been upgraded. Not surprisingly, this update isn’t free, but even creative types have to eat!Īrguably the most significant advance is ‘audio import’.
Finally it was revealed that Eric Persing and his team had been quietly adding features and content to what would eventually become a full Omnisphere version increment.
To some of us, the NAMM 2015 announcement that Omnisphere 2 was in the pipeline totally stole the show. With its hundreds of new sounds, remote-controlled ‘Orb’ function and more, I doubt anyone would have felt let down if that marked the winding up of development. The last major update (1.5) arrived four years ago and was free to existing users. Since its appearance in 2008, Spectrasonics’ Omnisphere has enjoyed a celebrated existence for a plug–in synthesizer. This fine instrument is called the ‘Experibass’ and is typical of the lengths Spectrasonics have gone to to provide interesting and unusual material for their soundsources.Īs it reaches its second incarnation, we ask: is Spectrasonics’ Omnisphere the world’s best soft synth?
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