Spectrasonics has released version 1.1 of Omnisphere, the flagship virtual instrument, which combines a wide variety of hybrid realtime synthesis techniques, a massive library of remarkable ‘Psychoacoustic’ sounds, and many innovative features.
On the heels of the release of their epic new Trilian® Total Bass Module virtual instrument, Spectrasonics has announced the release of version 1.1 of their award-winning Omnisphere® Power Synth – featuring native 64-bit Windows support, core library integration with Trilian and more. The new v1.1 is also Mac and Windows 32-bit compatible. For users who have both virtual instruments, sounds from Trilian can now be opened inside Omnisphere – allowing deeper editing of the Trilian sounds, as well as the creation of layers and splits with both instruments’ sounds in the same environment.
Changes in Omnisphere v1.1
- Trilian Library Integration – Support for loading Trilian factory soundsources, patches and multis in Omnisphere.
- 64-bit native support on Windows.
- Support for new STEAM Engine features introduced in Trilian, including: Round Robin soundsources, Release layers, Multichannel soundsources, Legato articulation triggering.
- Memory Management features: ‘Lite Version’ feature, sample thinning, training/purging for maximizing efficiency and faster loading/auditioning.
- Various interface improvements – Soundsource Zoom page mixing, Edit page soundsource images, memory meter, etc.
- RTAS support for any number of processors in Pro Tools.
Omnisphere is available to purchase for an MSRP of $499 USD / 379 EUR. The v1.1 update is free for all registered users and is now available as a download from Spectrasonics website.
More information: Spectrasonics / Omnisphere
