Spectrasonics

This music video demonstrates the synth side of Trilian.

via Hans-Jörg Scheffler:

The cool filters and envelopes allow for some very electrifying patterns.

Very inspiring.

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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Spectrasonics has announced that it is now shipping Trilian, the successor to its Trilogy bass module.

Description:

Trilian’s massive 34GB core library features new Acoustic, Electric and Synth basses – as well as enhanced versions of the classic Trilogy sounds. With a brand new user interface and numerous software innovations, Trilian is the first 64-bit native software based on Spectrasonics next generation STEAM Engine, and is the first virtual instrument to feature full library integration with the flagship Omnisphere synthesizer.

Trilian is available now for PC and Mac (VST/AU/RTAS) with an MSRP of $299 USD / €229 EUR. All Trilogy customers can upgrade to Trilian for $99 USD.

I saw a preview of Trillian at NAMM, and at that point, it already looked like it was an impressive bass synth.

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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.