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MIDIssonance Omnisphere Symmetry [Synth Presets]
On request Presets Synth Presets Ambient or ChillOut

MIDIssonance Omnisphere Symmetry [Synth Presets]

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Omnisphere Symmetry is the first soundset by MIDIssonance for Spectrasonics power synth Omnisphere 2, containing 128 patches. While Omnisphere Symmetry has a lot of darker pulsating arp basslines, sequences and textures, it's certainly capable of lighter, beautiful character reminiscent of Sigur R├│s and Jeremy Soule's Elder Scrolls scores. Omnisphere Symmetry is aimed at composition for media (film/TV/trailers/games), but is also very useful for genres like ambient and post-rock. Patches are carefully programmed with detailed modulation capabilities, offering much more detail per every preset. Soundset is comprised of: 47 Arps + BPM 5 Impacts 5 Synth Basses 24 Pads 25 Textures 6 Keyboards 9 Hybrid Instruments 1 Riser 5 Synth Leads 1 Traditional + 16 Multis. To use Omnisphere Symmetry, you need to have v2.3.0 installed (patch and software version). To install it, open Omnisphere 2 and from the Utility menu choose Install .omnisphere

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