This library is inspired by the modern scoring style of Hans Zimmer; in particular, his collaborations with Benjamin Wallfisch on Blade Runner 2049 and Dunkirk.
Battering drum loops, kinetic basslines, sumptuous pads, soaring synths, eerie soundscapes, nail-biting sfx, pounding impacts and colourful sequences, come together to create a cavalcade of noises that throb with tension, drama and energy, on a colossal, widescreen scale.
Drum Library Omnisphere 2
GaiKaiju also comes in a Deluxe version, which features an extra 50 patches created using the Bob Moog Tribute library soundsources (which you will need to already own for them to work).
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This library contains over 7500 factory presets for Omnisphere 2 that can be loaded and browsed directly using the Komplete Kontrol / Maschine software and hardware. All presets have been saved as NKS files which contains the Omnisphere preset information, tagging information and mapped controls. Sound previews are now also available for your library so you can hear what a preset sounds like before loading the instrument. Additionally, a Komplete Kontrol database file and plug-in artwork is also included to create entries in your User Library.
This is the full library for Omnisphere 2.4 content. You also need the below "Hardware Library" expansion update for all the latest content since Omnisphere 2.4 such as the 1600 preset Hardware Library content.
With the release of Omnisphere 2.5/2.6 a new library called the "Hardware Library" was included. This library contains 1000+ presets (2.5) and 600 presets (2.6) for the new Hardware Library and introduces a brand new Controller Map.
v2.6.0 (7 July 2022)- Unified/Updated tagging over all NKS libraries and set library base version to 2.6.0- Changed bank name for Omnisphere "3rd Party Library's" to "3rd Party Expansions". Required to update all libraries to reflect this change.
- Fixed issue that caused host automation for presets created using Omnisphere 2.5 to not work correctly in Omnisphere 2.6. Issue only affects hardware library and only before the 2.6 update files were added.
v2.5.2 (19 April 2019)- Re-rendered sound previews to address glitch issue at end of file and also reduce size of library.- Arp/Sequence previews now 2 bars long- Cleaned up and improved some tagging across libraries.- Some library paths have changed to group some plugins by developer in the user folder.
- New control template adds FX on/off controls (requires Omnisphere 2.4+)- Updated templates for Omnisphere Factory Libraries + Bob Moog Library- Improved and consolidated a lot of tagging between libraries- Removed some tags that do not apply to other instruments- Added automated tagging for Mode tags (long release, slow attack, glide, monophonic, granular)- Added NKS library version number to "properties" tab in NKS browser.
- Updated PDF manual to add some additional information and fix some busted links.Changes For Donor Version Only- Updated tag for Omnisphere library to [Library] to offer central sub library management for additional VSTs- Updated tag "Synth Arp" to "Arp/Sequence" for better integration with future preset packs such as Sylenth and other VSTs- Fixed a few mislabelled tags and some redundant tagging- Fixed some files tagged as "Bowed Strings" that were only Synth strings. Manually picked through files to tag actual VBowed instruments.- Added some Mode tags with more to be done as I dive more into using it all.
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With an expansive feature set, it is nice to know that Omnisphere 2.1 remains easy to use. As a matter of fact, one of the aspects Spectrasonics tackled is the functionality of searching through the massive sound library, so let's take a look at that first:
When you open up Omnisphere 2.1, the library appears on the left side of the window (see the screen shot at the start of this review). This is a one-column affair, with a directory, search field, the list of sounds, and a few helpful buttons at the bottom (sort, navigate up/down, preview).
Rating & MarkRatings are great for quickly going through sounds and deciding how much you like them. We spent some time doing this when we first opened the synth and began exploring its library. This helped a lot when we came back to dive in deeper to use the sound for productions.
Share & PublishIf you are a sound designer, or if you like to just share your creations and ideas with others, Spectrsonics have made things much easier for you in Omnisphere 2.1, by adding Share and Publish. These sounds can be created using the factory library or by using your own samples. Omnisphere 2.1 takes care of packaging the sounds into a format that it can understand, so you can focus on being creative, not programming a computer.
Share is the more casual of the two options and is very easy to use: After you've created a sound that you want to share with the world, open the browser and locate the sound. SHIFT + Click it to select it, then click the Share button at the top of the browser window. You will be prompted to enter a location to share your patch to. We recommend creating a folder to store all of your shared sounds. Click through the prompts that appear, and you will end up with a .omnisphere file that is ready to share with the world.
Sound LockAnother great browser feature for getting the most out of Omnisphere 2.1's sounds the Sound Lock ability. This lets you lock and isolate key components of sounds that can then be applied to other sounds in the library. If you're not a synth wizard who knows what all the names of controls are, this may be a little daunting to use, but, to be honest, even novices can have fun and get interesting results by choosing the "Lock All" function, and then scrolling through the different presets.SynthUsing the synth features is easy and straight forward. Everything you need is laid out in the window, and if you want to access a deeper feature of a particular area, click the magnifying glass next to its name.
The above-mentioned library of DSP waves includes all the basics you need for creating interesting and complex patches, and they sound amazing. The algorithms have a decidedly analog feel to them, which stand up against the top analog modeling synths on the market. Plus, every sound is a wavetable, so you can morph the sounds into different and interesting shapes by just moving a fader. 2ff7e9595c