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Published on 09/29/12 at 09:22I didn't install it, so I can't say anything in that respect.
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
No problems. With modern PCs (mine is about one year old) the load on the CPU isn't much. I sometimes work with 5 or 6 sounds simultaneously in omnisphère and CPU usage rises to only 1/3. It certainly depends on the sounds used, but still, It's not too resource-intensive.
OVERALL OPINION
I've been using it for about three years.
I have what you can see in my profile. For me, Omnisphère is the best when it comes to sounds. I've worked a lot with sylenth as well, but Omnisphère has a huge sound library and it can do much more.
It has some purely synthetic sounds and some other based on samples, but they all share an amazing quality.
Initially, I bought it for the atmospheric sounds, but it can do almost anything.
I've been buying synths for 30 years and the price of this one is a joke. Plus, considering the current VSTi market, its price seems very competitive. I bought it for a little over €300 if I recall correctly.
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
No problems. With modern PCs (mine is about one year old) the load on the CPU isn't much. I sometimes work with 5 or 6 sounds simultaneously in omnisphère and CPU usage rises to only 1/3. It certainly depends on the sounds used, but still, It's not too resource-intensive.
OVERALL OPINION
I've been using it for about three years.
I have what you can see in my profile. For me, Omnisphère is the best when it comes to sounds. I've worked a lot with sylenth as well, but Omnisphère has a huge sound library and it can do much more.
It has some purely synthetic sounds and some other based on samples, but they all share an amazing quality.
Initially, I bought it for the atmospheric sounds, but it can do almost anything.
I've been buying synths for 30 years and the price of this one is a joke. Plus, considering the current VSTi market, its price seems very competitive. I bought it for a little over €300 if I recall correctly.