Spectrasonics Omnisphere 2 Now Available!

Rounik Sethi on May 02, 2015 in News 1 comments

Spectrasonics' long-awaited follow-up to their flagship power synth is finally here! There's tons of new features, but one that excites us the most is the ability to import your own audio.  

Omnisphere 2 gives you vast new synthesis possibilities with over 400 new DSP waveforms, over 10,000 sounds, a new interface, an enhanced browsing experience, Audio Import, new arpeggiator features, 25 new FX units, flexible new FX features, and tons of improvements. If you've never owned Omnisphere, now's your chance to find out why it has won numerous awards and applause from the industry, why it has appeared on so many hit records, and why it's one of the best selling virtual synths of all time.


Omnisphere 2 ups the game for composers, producers and sound designers. Be among the first to experience it for yourself!

Don't forget, if you already own Omnisphere 1, you can purchase an upgrade from ILIO or your favorite dealer. And if you purchased Omnisphere 1 after October 1, 2014, you're entitled to a free upgrade.*

Order yours today. Omnisphere 2 will begin shipping Tuesday, May 5.

Web: https://www.spectrasonics.net/products/omnisphere/index.php

*Omnisphere 1 will continue to ship until Tuesday, May 5. VIP and FREE Omnisphere 2 upgrades available through Spectrasonics directly. 

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Lurch
I was one of the lucky ones who was able to download on launch day. I have owned all of Spectrasonics products for many, many years. Omni 2 is so over the top I can't even properly describe it! With the new features it has now, I can't imagine a way they could improve it in the future. But knowing Spectrasonics, they'll find a way.
May 02, 2015

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