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Omnisphere updates (software 2.8.1c, patches 2.8.0c)


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Omnisphere updates
(LOL I probably missed the announcement posted on this forum...)
 

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Omnisphere Software 2.8.1c  (Version History)

Includes the following features and fixes:

  • Fixes graphics performance issues on macOS Monterey
  • Fixes issue where Logic Pro did not register the correct Multi-Output bus configuration for the AU plugin
  • Fixes issue where loading VST2 or VST3 presets from a Host could cause incorrect Patch info to be displayed on the GUI
  • Fixes issue where the Synth Wavetables menu could display an empty "Sonic Extensions" menu for "FX Only" SE installations
  • Sonic Extensions compatibility

         New Arpeggiator features:

  • - New “Strum” step modifiers simulate guitar strumming. Specially featured in the “Nylon Sky” Sonic Extension, these modifiers can be used in any patch in Omnisphere
  • - New "Humanity" knob controls the amount of randomization applied to individual note start times
  • - New "Dynamics" knob controls the amount of randomization applied to individual note velocities
     
  • New Modulation Targets: Arp Humanity and Arp Life
  • Adds value-snapping detents for the Envelope ADR parameters on the Layer Pages and Custom Controls. Detents are only added when the Envelopes are host-synced. Holding down Shift while dragging the ADR controls allows continuous value adjustments
  • Fixes issue where the Harmonia Mix parameter value could be wrong after loading a patch
  • Fixes issue in Shared Signal Path mode where disabling Layer A could create clicking noises in audio from Layers B-D
  • Fixes zippering artifacts for the Aux Return parameter on the Part Effect Racks
  • Fixes issue where simultaneously changing the Soundsource "Reverse" parameter for 2 or more layers could cause loading failures
  • Fixes issue in Shared Signal Path mode where disabling Layer A caused the Ring Mod effect to sound incorrect on Layers B/C/D
  • Fixes issue where Key Tracking and other sources would not work when Solo mode is On
  • Fixes issue where Filter Key Tracking in Solo mode did not handle release events properly 
  • Fixes issue where changing the Master Filter cutoff and resonance simultaneously could corrupt the audio output
  • Fixes issue where the Master Filter was adding audible lowpass filtering at host sample rates above 44.1kHz
  • Fixes issue where LFO rate was incorrect after changing the sample rate
  • Fixes issue where envelope parameter data was loaded incorrectly for some patches
  • Fixes issue in Arpeggiator where Step Dividers, in conjunction with Chord mode, did not play properly
  • Fixes issues with Arpeggiator preset menu
  • Fixes crash in Live Mode pane that could occur when rearranging Parts
  • Fixes crash that could occur when a Soundsource started playing for the first time
  • Fixes Patch Browser synchronization issue where the Category filter could be incorrectly reset to "All" while changing patches
  • Fixes issue in Browsers where exiting Sound Match mode did not return to correct prior patch library
  • Fixes issue where the wrong Mini-Browser could sometimes be shown after closing the full multi-browser
  • Fixes issue where Browser’s rating stars could be overwritten by “MIDI Learn” text sometimes
  • Fixes issue where switching patches could cause audio glitches
  • Fixes issue where arrow steppers on mini browser pane could step thru patches when mini multi browser was displayed
  • Fixes issue where note timing adjustments made to the Trigger Mode setting were incorrectly scaled by the Clock Speed parameter 
  • Fixes issue where setting polyphony (# voices) to 64 could cause the plugin to stop responding to Note On events
  • Fixes issue where modulation highlight graphics for GUI controls did not always get reset after a patch load
  • VST3: Fixes issue where "Enter Value" feature for manually typing in automation values did not work
  • VST3: Fixes issue where host automation values changed after closing/opening the GUI
  • VST3: Fixes issue where VST3 Hosts added a resizing handle to the VST3 plugin GUI
  • VST3: Fixes issue where changing the Clock Speed parameter did not work properly 
  • Mac Only: Fixes issue where modulation highlight images were not getting drawn for some knob-style controls
  • Windows Only: Fixes graphics rendering issues for images displayed on the Custom Pane
  • Windows Only: Omnisphere Standalone app updated to v1.1.0d. Resolves Windows system DLL loading issue

 

Omnisphere Patches 2.8.0c  (Version History)

Includes the following features and fixes:

  • Adds Arpeggiator presets using new "Strum" modifiers

 

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  • TheSteven changed the title to Omnisphere updates (software 2.8.1c, patches 2.8.0c)
6 hours ago, InstrEd said:

It is one synth I do want but still haven't pulled the  $$ trigger yet.

Try to think of it this way........

By not having it, you're only wasting your own time and money with other stuff.

5 hours ago, InstrEd said:

First just started college and second next year. So $$$ shall be tight.

You'll be doing them a favour. Nobody in the entire history of the planet ever liked any kid that spent their whole life having everything handed to them on a plate. Tell them that going without stuff for a few years is actually for their own good and they'll thank you one day. If they don't, you'll be too busy in the Omniverse to even notice.

You're welcome.

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29 minutes ago, paulo said:

If not, you could always use Trilian inside of Omnisphere and access is that way.

Yep that was the plan B 

 

9 hours ago, InstrEd said:

First just started college and second next year. So $$$ shall be tight.

Omnisphere used to be the sh... but nowdayz you have a lot of great option around ... the main isdue with omnisphere is that it has bern used to death in productions (kinda like maschine for all this hip hop thing and ableton for that electro stuff ) 

Also its stegnth became its failure : to much sounds .. that s why i loked trillian and keyscape , kinda more specialised stuff .

as for the sounds and presets : certainly one of the best if not the best ... the key is to know how to handle it in porductions ...( a lot of sounds are way too much ) 

interface is old , workflow is outdated , and price is high .

So if you re into sound designing your own synth sounds ect ...other options can let you there for cheaper ... if you want to learn synthesis and have great sounds to layer with other , just grab great emu like softubes or arturia ...if you want a presets factory to look for indpiration and start from their , omnisphere rules ....

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1 minute ago, Reid Rosefelt said:

I bought Nylon Sky.  I’m working on a video that compares it to other Nylon libraries. 

Thks Reid , be sure to keep us posted on this one .... how do you find it ? worth the price ? really scpetical on those expansions price / value ratio giving what we can have for 149 euros today ;)

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6 minutes ago, Zo said:

Thks Reid , be sure to keep us posted on this one .... how do you find it ? worth the price ? really scpetical on those expansions price / value ratio giving what we can have for 149 euros today ;)

Overall I would say that it sounds really good.  It stands out over other nylon guitar instruments in creating unusual ambient sound design.  That's its niche.  I think it's a good VI but I was asking myself after I bought it whether I should have bought it when I own so many other nylon libraries.  And that made me start comparing, and that let me to doing a video.  I haven't done a music video in a very long time.

There are other aspects where I think other nylon  libraries are superior.  For example, I think the patterns in the Native Instruments Nylon guitar is much better.

  I will compare features like number of articulations and  It's the different ways each of them handles guitar noise.  It's not a review so much as a comparison of features.  It depends on which features are most important to you.

I'm not doing anything on it this month, so I'm not sure when it will be done. 

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4 hours ago, Reid Rosefelt said:

Overall I would say that it sounds really good.  It stands out over other nylon guitar instruments in creating unusual ambient sound design.  That's its niche.  I think it's a good VI but I was asking myself after I bought it whether I should have bought it when I own so many other nylon libraries.  And that made me start comparing, and that let me to doing a video.  I haven't done a music video in a very long time.

There are other aspects where I think other nylon  libraries are superior.  For example, I think the patterns in the Native Instruments Nylon guitar is much better.

  I will compare features like number of articulations and  It's the different ways each of them handles guitar noise.  It's not a review so much as a comparison of features.  It depends on which features are most important to you.

I'm not doing anything on it this month, so I'm not sure when it will be done. 

Thks Reid , yep the arpg /step sequencer in omnisphere is really limited imho and the NI contact midi possibilities are superior , hence the greatvpatterns also in their expansions... don t you have an option like 14 dayz money back ? 

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