#Where to put omnisphere banks mod#
#Where to put omnisphere banks Patch#
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#Where to put omnisphere banks portable#

Have you tried using the Ribbon both as Theremin and as Mod-Matrix Source at the same time? (Yes, you can do this! See note at the top of page 68 in the manual.) But of course to un-sustain a keyboard note by lifting the Sustain Pedal releases the Theremin note too. Side note: The Sustain Pedal (or Sustain button), sustains the Theremin as well as the keyboard. But there isn’t a Mod-Matrix Destination for the Theremin Volume. It would be nice if you could control Theremin Volume with something different – like for instance the Expression pedal.

#Where to put omnisphere banks mod#

So i assume you are using the Mod Wheel to control the volume of the Theremin Note, and that you switched off the vibrato control on the Mod Wheel. (I sent a bug report in to ASM.)īTW: I tried this before and after changing from Firmware 1.1.6 to 1.3.0 – the behavior is the same on each. My guess from this behavior, is that the HSK going into Save, switches this to OFF and then it is Stored as OFF, but i have no way to confirm this. I notice that simply the act of saving causes the Theremin Hold (Ribbon - page 1 #4) to change from Hold ON to Hold OFF. I consider this a bug – i duplicated what you described and saved the patch. Is this even possible or am I doing something wrong? everytime I switch to this patch, I have to turn Hold ON again.

#Where to put omnisphere banks Patch#

On the interface, you can find 27 keys, a hold function, 15 physical control knobs, and more.I am loving my Hydra … Just one question regarding Theremin mode: I can’t seem to keep the Hold control to remain ON after I save the patch … i.e.

#Where to put omnisphere banks portable#

So you can also use it as a portable synth groove box for the on-the-go. You can use a classic 9V DC plug or insert batteries on the back for power. You can find full-size MIDI ports, 3.5mm sync jacks, line in and out, mains, and a headphone jack here. Sonicware doesn’t skimp on features here either. The connections are located on the top of the case. Others are tied notes, various copy/paste functions, transpose, swing, pattern chain, and more. There is also note play probability, random, and a stutter function. Elektron-style parameter lock allows you to record parameter settings for each step or sound lock to fix sound settings for each step. Mega Synthesis’ sequencer offers various creative features. You can program the sequencer with real-time recording or manually by entering steps for each step. You have six tracks with up to 128 steps per pattern, 128 patterns, and independent step length (1/1 to 1/32). This turns the Mega Synthesis synthesizer into a groovebox. Sounds can be played classically with the keyboard or sequenced. There is also a sweep (envelope/LFO) with adjustable speed, range, and curve. You can choose one from 10 types, including reverb, crusher, delay, lowpass/highpass filter, distortion, and more. Unfortunately, you can’t import audio files from PC/Mac.Įach track can be refined with an effect. It has an auto-slice function, 96 sample memory slots (16×6 banks), up to 3-voice polyphony and a one-shot mode. Then, on track 6, you get the PCM module with auto sampling functionality up to 8 seconds (12kHz) or 2 seconds (48kHz). On tracks 4 and 5, you get the PSG engine with 4-voice polyphony, 11 types of a square wave, noise, and the same arpeggiator modes.

#Where to put omnisphere banks full#

The FM sound engine offers full editing mode, 6-voice polyphony, legato, and 11 arpeggiator modes. For example, it simulates the grungy-sounding quirks of the YM2612 sound. To make the engine authentic, they implemented a legacy mode that faithfully replicate specific sonic characteristics of the original console.

It comprises three FM synthesis tracks, 2 PSG synthesis tracks, and a PCM sample track.Īccording to Sonicware, they recreated the 4-operator 8-algorithm FM engine, the 8-bit PCM sound module, and the “SN76489” PSG (Programmable Sound Generator) part of the original gaming console. Liven Mega Synthesis is a new portable Synthesizer/groovebox that brings back the iconic YM2612-based 16-bit sound engine of the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive. More precisely, that of the Genesis/Mega Drive.

The latest entry goes into the fascinating world of retro SEGA gaming consoles. The hardware features (MIDI, USB, form…) are the same, but each instrument has its own custom engine. With the LIVEN series, the young Japanese company Sonicware offers a wide range of exciting portable budget-oriented synthesizers and samplers. Sonicware Liven Mega Synthesis revives the Sega Genesis gaming console sound engine in a new portable Synthesizer/groovebox.