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Omnisphere Overview And Tutorial Videos

http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=3D2BD5CA7DDDDC76 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.

May 28, 2009Leave a comment

Spectrasonics Trilian – MusikMesse 2009


Spectrasonics Trilian – MusikMesse 2009 was uploaded by: soundonsoundvideo
Duration: 475
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April 7, 2009April 7, 2009Leave a comment

Nanospheres

Hans-Jörg Scheffler‘s Nanospheres features Spectrasonics Omnisphere for all the sounds including the percussion, and fractal imagery via Artmatic.

December 9, 2008December 9, 20081 Comment

OmniSphere Synthesizer Soundscapes

http://www.vimeo.com/2444006 This is another nice soundscape by Hans-Jörg Scheffler, featuring Spectrasonics OmniSphere; One thing that I really like about using Omnisphere for soundtrack work is the fact that many sounds are based on organic sources. They can be so inspiring that they trigger visual ideas. Like in the case of this clip i was playing around… Read More OmniSphere Synthesizer Soundscapes

December 6, 20081 Comment

Short Omnisphere Track, Run

Run is a short track, by sound designer Hans-Jörg Scheffler, that shows off his work with the new Spectrasonics Omnisphere synthesizer.

November 30, 2008December 1, 20081 Comment

Cool Video For Omnisphere Track

This short video, Train of thought, is by Hans-Jörg Scheffler and features his work with Omnisphere. Footage was taken looking outside the window from the Shinkanze on the way from Hamamatsu to Tokyo by my good friend Tommy Snyder. I manipulated the raw footage in V-Track and composed the soundtrack with the new Omnisphere Softsynth from Spectrasonics for… Read More Cool Video For Omnisphere Track

November 27, 2008Leave a comment

The Sound Of A Burning Piano

This video, The Burning Piano, captures a sound design session of sound designer and composer Diego Stocco, who wins the Synthtopia Shiva Award for Awesomely Destructive Creation.  Stocco explains: I sampled sounds and noises while the piano was burning. Since I only had one take I recorded as much material as possible. Initially I was pointing the… Read More The Sound Of A Burning Piano

October 24, 2008October 24, 20081 Comment

First Look At Sonar 8 Producer & Studio

Cakewalk’s Product Manager Alex Westner discusses the newest version of Cakewalk Sonar.  Unfortunately, the video is more sizzle than steak; Omnisphere has spoiled us forever.

September 23, 2008Leave a comment

Omnisphere Virtual Synthesizer Released

Spectrasonics has announced that Omnisphere, its hotly anticipated mega-synth, is now shipping with an MSRP of $499 US and €379 Euro. Omnisphere is cross-platform, compatible with Apple Macintosh OS X 10.4 and higher as a native Universal Binary and also with Microsoft Windows XP/Vista. Audio Units, VST, and RTAS plug-in formats are supported for compatibility… Read More Omnisphere Virtual Synthesizer Released

September 15, 20086 Comments

The Omnisphere Browser

[display_podcast] Spectrasonics has released the latest of their Omnisphere videos. This episode takes a look at the browser and, in doing so, also takes a look at the history of synth browsers. Kudos to Spectrasonics for making us drool over a software synthesizer six months before it’s going to be released. These are some of… Read More The Omnisphere Browser

May 23, 2008May 23, 20082 Comments

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