Don’t get me wrong, the mod retro cutting nasal synth leads are there too, but This thing has everything, from Daniel Lanois-esque landscape baritone guitars with delay to fresh electronic arpeggiated blips with auto-pan.
I had been under the impression that most of the patches would be ultra synthy-analogue sounding Nord Lead kind of sounds. However, as I noticed more and more of my composer friends casually mentioning it in their blogs- the more I became intrigued. I have a Virus TI 61 key synthesizer, so when Omnisphere came out, to be honest I wasn’t even interested in knowing about it. Sure, there are some cons, but as for bang for the buck, ($479 to be exact), with over 40GB of sounds, this synth plug-in is a great addition to your virtual instrument arsenal.
Remember when you used to go in the music store and play a new keyboard for the first time, and it sounded so cool that you were really inspired, and wanted to spend 5 hours there just writing a song? And you ended up just buying the thing on the spot, without even thinking about if you could afford it or not? Spectrasonics Omnisphere synth plug-in (RTAS, VST, AU) for your DAW is that kind of instrument. Review by Jason Farnham (www jasonfarnham com)
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