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That Worship Sound Vinyl for Omnisphere 2 [Synth Presets]
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That Worship Sound Vinyl for Omnisphere 2 [Synth Presets]

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Vinyl for Omnisphere 2 by producer Jason Schoepfer celebrates the warmth, character and beauty of vintage phonographs. Modern synthesizers were treated to different vinyl processing chains to create a variety of low fidelity and dirty textures. Pitch wobbles, pops and scratches add to a vintage and timeless sound that adds a new and exciting – yet familiar and comforting – texture to modern bells, plucks and pads. Vinyl for Omnisphere 2 has 77 patches, 28 multis, and 44 soundsources WHAT YOU GET: Custom Soundsources 44 custom sound sources from personal synthesizer collection Each sample based on special vinyl processing effects 2-way round robin samples provide for enhanced playability and more true to life sound. Patch Categories Bells and Vibes – 5 Keyboards – 1 Organs – 3 Pads and Strings – 55 Synth Bass – 3 Synth Pluck – 10 Total Patches = 77 Multi Categories Keys Combinations – 16 Pad Combinations – 12 Total Multis = 28 SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS: Omnisphere 2.6 or higher

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