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iPad Omnisphere/Logic Trick With Air Display, Featuring Eric Persing

Big Al — Sat, 29 May 2010 07:41:58 +0000

This is a PRETTY COOL trick with the iPad!

In the video, Eric Persing shows a very cool live performance application of using Spectrasonics Virtual Instruments like Omnisphere, Trilian and Stylus with the iPad via a new third party app called “Air Display” – which turns the iPad into a wireless, external touchscreen monitor for Macs.

By the way, this iPad app and the techniques shown in the video can be used with any software, but it’s particularly interesting with software like the professional Omnisphere Power Synth that is far too powerful to run on the iPad natively.

Using a screen reader? Click here for the video.

Click here for more info on Spectrasonics products

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Spectrasonics Launches New Artist Video Series With Chris Vrenna

Big Al — Sat, 17 Apr 2010 17:05:36 +0000

Spectrasonics is one of a few really top tier virtual instrument developers working today. I think I can easily say they are my personal favorite.

Now they’ve launched a new video project showcasing some fantastic artists performing and creating new music tracks with their smokin’ virtual instruments Omnisphere, Trilian and Stylus RMX.

Here are two videos of the first in the series showcasing Chris Vrenna. The first video is the performance and the second one is the behind the scenes footage.

See more at the Spectrasonics official page.

Spectrasonics Launches New Artist Video Series With Chris Vrenna is a post from: Home Recording Studio Guru

Eric Persing Demos Spectrasonics’ Latest Updates To Trillian And Omnisphere

Big Al — Fri, 02 Apr 2010 03:03:46 +0000

One thing guaranteed to raise a crowd at a music trade show is a demo by my favorite developer, Eric Persing. This is a video captured by Sonic State at Messe 10. This is a showing of the latest version 1.3 updates to Trilian and Omnisphere.

Reading over the press release, it’s easy to skip over phrases such as…

‘New “Sustain2″ mode allows for much more realistic Rock-style bass playing in Trilian and interesting performance possibilities in Omnisphere.’

You might think… ‘sounds cool, I guess’… but when you actually see them demonstrated by Eric, you realize just how very cool and very powerful a feature that little phrase alludes to.

When Eric demonstrated the new Groove Lock feature and dropped a MIDI performance onto a filter envelope, the crowd actually cheered! (Though you won’t hear that on the soundtrack, as Sonic State had a direct feed from the mixer.)

Oh yeah, all the cool things you’re about to see are FREEeeee to existing registered users!

You’ll find a host of info over at the Spectrasonics website.

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Spectrasonics’ Eric Persing With Omnisphere And Trillian At NAMM 2010

Big Al — Sun, 24 Jan 2010 23:25:43 +0000

Free updates and an iPhone app for remote controlling Omnisphere!

Click here to visit the official Spectrasonics site

Thanks to the great team over at Sonic State for this.

Spectrasonics’ Eric Persing With Omnisphere And Trillian At NAMM 2010 is a post from: Home Recording Studio Guru