Calazzus
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Lmbo! This ^"75 GB"
I am intrigued but.... oof. All of omnisphere with 50+ third-party libraries is less than that. And no mention of the price yet has me a bit worried.
Lmbo! This ^"75 GB"
I am intrigued but.... oof. All of omnisphere with 50+ third-party libraries is less than that. And no mention of the price yet has me a bit worried.
What is the most you guys are willing to pay for it?Yep, I really hope they don't make the mistake of pricing it like a 75GB, 17RR, 8-microphone orchestral library. While the concept is solid and the patches sound really good, this library is nonessential. The concept is pretty unique, the sound is much less so.
I hear you.I'd be interested in slimmed down version. My hard drive can't take 75GB, esp. for a single lib.
Lol. Me too.I still don't know what to expect. The teaser track is absolutely spot on, but I can't get my head around the fact it seems like it'll be 100 or so presets without proper editing functionality, which is cool for an orchestral library, but a synth? I think it may be trying to solve a problem that doesn't exist. Im not so sure a saw bass needs 8 round robins.
I'll probably buy it anyhow.
It's 2017, 4TB SATA drive is about $100usd
Check your calendar.It's 2017
Yes no doubt space is insanely cheap, but it's not terribly convenient to keep upgrading and plugging in new drives. I have 4TB of SDD just on my main PC and only 1TB left free. At 75GB per library that is going to go pretty fast...4TB SATA drive is about $100usd
Check your calendar.
Yes no doubt space is insanely cheap, but it's not terribly convenient to keep upgrading and plugging in new drives. I have 4TB of SDD just on my main PC and only 1TB left free. At 75GB per library that is going to go pretty fast...
My studio is a Macbook Pro laptop maxed at 2TB, and I like having everything on there and not having to plug in the external drive. Every new mega-library crowds out the others.
I would like to hear what it sounds like in the context of a cue, with other instruments, or even with multiple instances of said synth library.
It's 2018 lol (tx Chill, dyslexic moment), 4TB SATA drive is about $100usd
For mac users who have to use external ssds, that'd cost around £1500, in the UK at least. Hard drive space is a real issue.
I just don't see the point of deep sampling a synth
Plugins like Repro-5 has got a lot of praise lately for it's authenticity. And sampling notes on an analog synth is not the same as recording an analog synth performance anyway, so one could argue either way which one is more authentic.This product aims at capturing that extra sonic oomph you get from using real analog synths and real spaces for reverb. Soft synths are great but comparing them to real analog is silly. They are still worlds apart, to my ears anyway.
I already own a moog and several other analog synths but if the presets are well crafted, offer something unique, and the sound is already 100% there, then I'd love to use this too. My only wish is for more different oscillators
I really like the concept, and the demo seems to be promising. This could be a great tool in combination with the orchestra.
But I don‘t need more then 5rr and 2-3 mic positions (Close/Room).
75gb is way to much for this library! A light version with only one mic is also no option for me! Please be smart with this release because right now it seems to miss the target group.
Just my humble opinion
@Audio Ollie do you have any plans of posting a walkthrough video of, say, the music that was in the Scoring Synths teaser? I think it would give us a good look at the advantages of using this library over others