At the 2019 NAMM Show, we talked with Spectrasonics founder Eric Persing, who gave us an in-depth preview of the upcoming Omnisphere 2.6.
At the 2019 NAMM Show, we talked with Spectrasonics founder Eric Persing, who gave us an in-depth preview of the upcoming Omnisphere 2.6.
Thanks for the video. Eric Persing is a legend and he’s taking care of Omnisphere owners with all the great free updates!
Dear BERHINGER, this is how you do a demo.
Yes, actually have the product before you announce it.
What a beautiful human being , Eric’s passion for music and sound design makes my hart melt .
OK… Now THAT is how you do it! Great product, great demo, and Eric is a great guy. And genius.
Warms my heart that posters here share the love! Omnisphere rocks (although that goes without saying)
A great software and a very sympathetic owner Patrick Mimran
That jazzy play style of him really suits the demo. 2.5 was already insane, and with 2.6 Omnisphere is even more a steal for the price.
What controller is in that screenshot?
can’t wait to see what the update for Keyscape is !!!!
Now, more than ever, Omnisphere has become a must-have for any serious musician. It is seemingly unlimited. The interface with existing hardware takes away the argument that software needs to be knobby. Hardware can be very limiting compared to software. With this update, that takes away that limitation.
JD-800 profile please!
As an A6 owner I am over the moon right now. This man is my God.
Don’t get me wrong, I love Omnisphere, but I’m not really wild about the hardware integration. What is the practical purpose of it?
…simple for me. I have the JD-800 right next to me. If they add hardware integration I can use it to control omnisphere instead of using a mouse or one of the many cheap plastic midi controllers where I forget the mappings anyways. The JD-800 interface (similar to D50) is very close to omnisphere,
They’re turning all your hardware synths into dedicated control keyboards that just are plug and play. That increases the value you get from your existing hardware, and makes Omnishpere a lot more fun to use, too.
And they’re also adding features to Omnisphere as they do this, to match the hardware synths capabilities. This is making Omnisphere more and more powerful as they go. Persing talks about this a bit in his demo.