AMAROK13
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In your opinion the most versatile, evolutionary, offering the best sound reproduction.
On pads, atmospheres, leads, plucks, Zebra 2 or Omnisphere 2?
On pads, atmospheres, leads, plucks, Zebra 2 or Omnisphere 2?
The difference:
Zebra is a synth, Omnisphere isn't a synth.
Omnisphere is a rompler (and now u can use your own samples) with great synth functions, like in Kontakt Sampler ... , where u can manipulate samples with synth functions too. I personally like Zebra much more than Omni, but I have heared a lot of great stuff what was done in Omni. I think both are worth to try out and use .... .The difference:
Zebra is a synth, Omnisphere isn't a synth.
Yes, AND you can create synth patches using no samples at all. (See my link above.)Omnisphere is a rompler (and now u can use your own samples) with great synth functions, like in Kontakt Sampler ... , where u can manipulate samples with synth functions too.
Ned, I didn't know this because I have not bought Omnisphere, but as I said, I like its sound also very much, why I wrote "Ferrari vs Lambo" ... . Maybe now it is time for me to check Omni out? Thank you for the hint, Ned, my friend!Gunther, my friend, allow me to correct you: Aside from the rompler side, there is a (very good) synth engine in Omnisphere that does not use samples, rather DSP-generated waveforms, just like Zebra, Diva, etc (rhymes better if you pronounce the names!). There are many cool presets in Omnisphere that do not use samples at all.
And for the OP, I love them both. Asking to choose between them is like asking a parent which child they prefer!! I say get the two.
Omnispheres is definitely not a rompler.
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I might want to debate Manual vs Automatic<G>Manual transmission vs automatic transmission, or Ferrari vs Lamborghini ... .
There is no "best", if u ask me ... .