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Spectrasonics has released Trilian – their bass monster-synth.
You can get the full details on our previous Spectrasonics Trilian post, but these videos offer a very deep introduction to Trilian by Spectrasonics’ founder and sound designer Eric Persing.
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At 2009 Winter NAMM, keyboardist Jordan Rudess demonstrates how he uses Spectrasonics’ Omnisphere.
via MarkMosher, jamesolszewski
This set of videos provide an overview of Spectrasonics’ Omnisphere software synthesizer, along with tutorials that cover the browser, Live Mode, Stack Mode, the Edit page, modulation and more.
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This is a video overview of Spectrasonics Trilian from MusikMesse 2009, via soundonsoundvideo.
Spectrasonics’ Trilian is the successor to their bass software instrument Trilogy.Trilian takes the sounds from Trilogy and enhances them with Spectrasonics’ “Steam” engine.
Trilian will be available free of charge for anyone who bought Trilogy in 2009 (although shipping charges will apply). It is due to start shipping on the 29th June 2009, at a cost of $299. Upgrades for Trilogy users who purchased before 2009 will cost $99.
Nanospheres
Hans-Jörg Scheffler’s Nanospheres features Spectrasonics Omnisphere for all the sounds including the percussion, and fractal imagery via Artmatic.
