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MPV FREE Stuff: 10 Omnisphere Patches
- Toby Pitman • Sep 22, 2011 • Spectrasonics • 1 comments
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"Everyone loves free stuff! And we've got something special to give away in this MPV Free Stuff Hub article... 10 Spectrasonics' Omnisphere patches exclusively designed and created by Toby Pitman.
What You're Getting
Finding them in Omnisphere's Patch Browser
Read on to find out more about what you're getting, how to install and call them up in Omnisphere's Patch Browser and, of course, how to download them!" — Ed.
What You're Getting
Here's a quick and dirty demo of the patches played with a couple of simple chords or single notes:
How to Install
• Double-click (or use UnZip or similar software) to uncompress the file.
• Move the folder "MacProVideo" to the following location:
Spectrasonics/Steam/Omnisphere/Settings Library/Patches/User/
Tip: you can copy and paste the path above in the text box that appears when selecting Go > Go to Folder... in Finder.
Where to place the folder containing the Omnisphere patches.
That was easy... They're now installed!
Finding them in Omnisphere's Patch Browser
• Launch your DAW of choice and insert an instance of Omnisphere on a track.
• Click on the Patch Browser menu:
• At the bottom of the Patch Browser click on the Refresh button:
• Finally choose "MacProVideo" from the Category list and select a patch!
We'd love to know how you like these patches, what kind of music you use them in and even if you create your own versions from these patches. Drop us a comment below!
If you want to learn more about Omnisphere, check these video tutorials by Jonathan Perl: Omnisphere 101 - Core Omnisphere.
Enjoy!
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Toby Pitman | Articles by this author
Toby composes, records, performs and produces music in every possible style all over the world for TV shows, advertising and for recordings. Over his 18 year professional career Toby has worked with many major recording artists including George Michael, David Arnold, Yussif Islam (Cat Stevens), Giles Martin and Shirley Bassey. Toby is also a Logic Pro master, expert synthesist and sound designer. Toby's passion for music education has led him to teach for The International Guitar Foundation and the Brighton Institute of Modern Music.
Intending to buy and use both Omnisphere and Trilian in GarageBand Mac, I have a question.
GarageBand is not multi-timbral, so I think that the beautiful full sounds of Omni and Trilian do not sound ok in GB! Is this correct? Is there another way of using these "soundmachines"? Thanks for reply.
Sincerely
Christian