#Audulus vs omnisphere how to#
Just curious others' two cents (pros, cons, wishlists, products in development) regarding how to emulate these beasty synths in iOS.
A combo of apps (Korg M1, Gadget, iProphet, Nave, Audulus, Model 15, and others plus FX) could provide loads of variety, but it would seem that the rich sound content and control options found in some of these megas would be difficult to match. Methinks to get this level of depth and tweakability in iOS one would need to construct a pretty sophisticated multi-app setup (in AudioBus, AUM, or DAW) from across the palette of iOS apps.
#Audulus vs omnisphere full#
or Omnisphere 2, NI Komplete, or SynthMaster for that matter? I seem to recall when Synthmaster Player was coming out that there was some discussion of a full featured version for iOS. You did mention that you would like something you can just dial in and start jamming some ideas. If you want some GM and some decent presets that have been used a million times then hey FANTOM it is. plus it has lots of ready to use presets plus loads of preset expansions. If the first Omnisphere quite frankly pisses all over the Fantom and its synthesis engine. omnisphere just sounds light years better overall imo.
They both make great sound, but Omni comes with a ton more presets so if youre more of a preset player, or make small easy tweaks, Omni will be much easier to program in general. MSoundFactory is way way more capable and advanced in every way, however with the extra power and flexibility comes issues with usability.
With the recent buzz about the capabilities of impressive new iOS releases (e.g., iWavestation, ARP ODYSSEi, Poison), any thoughts on when/where one might find equivalent possibilities in the iOS arena to the recent VPS Avenger VST release (see demo link below)?. yes you can import your own samples into omnisphere. Zebra and Omni are very different, I ended up with both for that reason. It has a great collection of factory content samples.
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