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Nordic an Omnisphere by Triple Spiral Audio is now available
Nordic an Omnisphere soundset is now available
Nordic is a new soundset for Omnisphere 2 with an ambient character, perfect for use in underscoring and use in film, game, and library music productions and contains 128 presets and 25 multis. The soundset has found its inspiration in the beautiful nature and landscapes from Scandinavia. Originally this soundset had the working title Hardangervidda, named after a beautiful region in Norway. In this soundset, you will find a lot of nature recordings and sounds that Jaap Visser have recorded during his travels in Norway, Sweden, and Denmark.
Nordic will contain the following kind of presets: APR + BPM, Bells, and Vibes Bowed Colors, Ethnic World, Guitars, Pads, Textures Playable, and Textures Soundscapes. In the presets there is extensive use of the mod wheel, aftertouch, pitch wheel and sometimes
CC2 to enhance the sounds. The soundset Nordic comes with 128 presets, 25 multis. Created from 139 sound sources and is 514mb in size.
Pricing and Availability
Nordic can be purchased here, there is a time-limited introduction price available (until August, 1st 2019). The soundset is also part of Triple Spiral Audio’s (highly recommended) season pass. There is s Free Version available to get your feet wet as well here.
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Tom Wolfe’s Binaural Soundscapes: A Revolutionary New Soundbank for Spectrasonics Omnisphere
Are you a producer or composer looking for new, unique sounds to add to your music? Look no further than Tom Wolfe’s Binaural Soundscapes, a revolutionary soundbank for Spectrasonics Omnisphere.
This soundset is made up of 50 presets and 72 sound sources. Together, they create a cinematic atmosphere in an immersive 3D space that producers and composers can use to make textures with a depth that has never been seen before.
Let’s take a closer look at how Tom Wolfe’s Binaural Soundscapes are revolutionizing the world of music production.
History of Binaural Audio and its Advantages
Binaural audio is a technique that uses two microphones placed in the ears of a dummy head to capture recordings that mimic how humans hear sounds in real life. It has been used since the late 19th century, but has become increasingly popular in recent years due to its ability to recreate lifelike soundscapes with amazing realism.
This makes it particularly beneficial for producers and composers who want to create more dynamic and realistic-sounding tracks. Additionally, binaural audio allows for bigger, more spacious textures than ever before.
Cinematic Binaural Textures
The idea of cinematic binaural textures may sound complicated, but pretty simple. It’s like having surround sound through headphones, each sound precisely placed to create an immersive listening experience that transports the listener right into the middle of a movie.
Through its complexity of layered noises and effects, cinematic binaural audio forms a landscape that provides an emotional response, allowing each individual to enjoy their unique version of the movie that’s tailored to their taste. With its ability to enhance the viewing experience, it’s not hard to see why cinematic binaural textures have become such fan favorites!
What Is Binaural Soundscapes?
Is your music feeling a little flat? Consider adding some binaural soundscapes to liven things up. What’s that, you ask? Binaural audio is an exciting new technique that brings a three-dimensional sonic experience as you’ve never heard before.
Omnisphere’s Binaural Soundscapes is the perfect way to get started – with 50 presets and 72 sound sources going beyond essential ambiance to create stunning sonic spaces. You can bring your music to a new level of depth and atmosphere without ever having to leave the house!
Put: If your tracks are stuck in 2D, it sounds like it’s time for a 3D upgrade.
Exploring Tom Wolfe’s Binaural Soundscapes
Tom Wolfe’s binaural soundscapes are explicitly designed for use with Spectrasonics Omnisphere. The collection features 50 presets as well as 72 sound sources with a cinematic nature.
It also has multiple formats available so that producers can work with their favorite software programs (VST, AU, etc.). Examples of tracks created using this soundbank can be found on Tom Wolfe’s website and pricing information.
About Tom Wolfe
Tom Wolfe is a British sound designer. Tom is a well-known voice in the world of synthesizer presets. He has also won awards for his work as an independent film composer. His store, tomwolfe.co.uk, has soundbanks for some of the biggest and most popular software synthesizers and effects plugins on the market.
Users and critics alike praise Tom’s presets for being unique, creative, and easy to use. He has worked with several industry-leading companies and his sounds have been used by Oscar-winning film composers, Grammy-winning record producers, and AAA game composers.
Conclusion
Tom Wolfe’s Binaural Soundscapes provide an exciting new addition to Spectrasonics Omnisphere library of sound sources. This groundbreaking collection of 50 presets and 72 sound sources gives you a cinematic atmosphere in an immersive 3D space. This lets producers and composers make big textures with more depth and realism than ever before.
To learn more about this groundbreaking soundbank or purchase it online, visit Tom Wolfe’s website today!
Special Launch – Pricing
For a limited time only, Binaural Soundscapes is available for the introductory price of £14.99 (regularly £19.99). Also on sale is Tom Wolfe’s Omnisphere Collection, featuring all 1350 of Tom’s Omnisphere Presets, currently just £174.99 (regularly £249.99). Offers end at 23:59 GMT on 25th January 2023.
Binaural Soundscapes FAQ
What is binaural soundscape?
Binaural soundscapes are recordings of 3D immersive audio experiences that use advanced recording techniques to capture and recreate the acoustics of a physical space. They are designed to immerse listeners in a realistic auditory environment, often using sounds from nature or other real-world settings.
How do binaural soundscapes work?
Binaural soundscapes are created by recording audio with two microphones placed at different distances from the sound source, and then processing the signals to recreate a 3D spatial image for the listener. The human brain perceives this as being in a real-world environment and can help with relaxation, focus, and mindfulness.
What are the benefits of binaural soundscapes?
Binaural soundscapes can be used to promote relaxation, reduce stress and anxiety, improve concentration and focus, enhance creativity, and encourage mindfulness. They can also be used to help with insomnia, tinnitus relief, enhanced meditation practices, and more.
Where can I get binaural soundscapes?
You can find a variety of binaural soundscapes available for purchase online or streaming services such as Spotify or Apple Music. There are also many free binaural recordings available on YouTube that you can use to begin exploring the world of 3D immersive audio experiences.
Are there any risks associated with binaural soundscapes?
Binaural soundscapes are generally considered to be safe and harmless. However, as with any audio recordings, users should take caution when using headphones at high volumes or for extended periods to avoid potential hearing damage. Additionally, some people may experience headaches or dizziness when listening to certain sounds in a 3D environment. If this is the case, it is recommended that users take frequent breaks from listening and adjust the volume accordingly.
Do binaural soundscapes work on all devices?
Due to varying hardware specifications between devices, it is difficult to guarantee that a binaural soundscape will work on all devices. It is recommended that you check the specifications of your device before purchasing or streaming a binaural soundscape. Additionally, some devices may require specific software to play back the 3D audio correctly.
Are there any other tips for using binaural soundscapes?
For best results, it is recommended to use headphones when listening to binaural soundscapes, as this helps create a more realistic and immersive experience.
Additionally, taking breaks during listening sessions can also help with concentration and focus. Finally, it is important to keep in mind that everyone reacts differently to different types of audio experiences and what works for some may not work for others. Experimenting with different sounds and environments can be helpful in finding the perfect binaural soundscape for your needs.
For best results, it is recommended to use headphones when listening to binaural soundscapes as this helps create a more realistic and immersive experience. Additionally, taking breaks during listening sessions can also help with concentration and focus. Finally, it is important to keep in mind that everyone reacts differently to different types of audio experiences and what works for some may not work for others. Experimenting with different sounds and environments can be helpful in finding the perfect binaural soundscape for your needs.
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The Guitar God Called, and Stingray Instruments Answered – Introducing the Majesty Soundpack for Omnisphere 2
What if you could take the sounds of vaporizing concentrates and make them into a melody or rhythm? At Stingray Instruments, they like to find creative ways to let off steam.
At Stingray Instruments, they take their music very seriously. Stingray Instruments actively encourage rocking out during their board meetings. It helps Stingray Instruments decide what direction to go in! Stingray Instruments’ latest product, the Majesty for Omnisphere 2, results from hours of intense rocking.
Rocking on Board Meetings
Stingray Instruments believe that rocking out is the best way to make crucial decisions. They find that when Stingray Instruments are shredded on their guitars, they can think more creatively and develop new ideas. Plus, it’s just a lot of fun!
After a 37-minute rendition of “Don’t Fear The Reaper,” Stingray Instruments noticed one of their guitars didn’t want to stop. It played itself like a magical force, relentless yet beautiful. Like a calling from the Omnisphere gods, it gave them a spiffing idea. That guitar was an Ernie Ball Majesty, so Stingray Instruments created this sound pack, Majesty. The collection contains over 500 sounds carefully crafted to explore the possibilities of what this fantastic instrument is capable of. From aggressive staccato picking to beautiful sustains, this Omnisphere soundset has it all.
Cinematic Scores, Crime, Drama
Stingray Instruments knows that when it comes to creating an emotionally charged cinematic experience, there is no better tool than the majesty of the electric guitar. That’s why they’ve made the Majesty soundtrack for Omnisphere 2. With 120 lush cinematic sounds, you can create evocative and intense scores. From the dark and brooding to the triumphant and uplifting, this Omnisphere 2 soundset has everything you need to make your films stand out.
But the Majesty soundset isn’t just for film scoring. It’s also perfect for creating TV crime dramas, trailers, Ads, and intense action scenes. With its aggressive sounds and powerful rhythms, you can make music that will get your audience’s heart racing. So if you’re looking for a way to add extra excitement to your productions, then the Majesty sound is perfect.
Stingray Instruments – Majesty SE for Omnisphere 2
In the mood for some regal Expansion? Introducing Stingray Instruments – Majesty SE for Omnisphere 2, the Sonic Extension Edition, which requires, besides Omnisphere 2, the Undercurrent and Nylon Sky Sonic Extension. Stingray Instruments’ award-winning sound designers have crafted 64 brand-new patches, exploiting the full potential of the latest features in Omnisphere 2.8.3.
From classic analog polys to substantial evolving pads, bubbly arpeggios to distorted Leads, this soundset has it all. Majesty SE will transform your Omnisphere 2 into a potent sonic weapon fit for any producer in need of some fresh expansion content. So if you don’t have the Undercurrent and Nylon Sky Sonic Extension yet, please check out the regular Majesty soundset.
The Sonic Extension edition of Majesty for Omnisphere 2 is available, packed with even more guitar-centric goodness. With (additional) 120 new patches using the Undercurrent and Nylon Sky effects and samples, you’ll have plenty of new sounds to explore.
Requires Omnisphere 2.8.3
Stingray Instruments – Majesty for Omnisphere 2 requires Omnisphere 2.8.3. You know you’ll have access to the latest and greatest features and technologies. So if you’re ready to take your music production to the next level, check out Stingray Instruments’ Majesty for Omnisphere 2. You won’t be disappointed.
Stingray Instruments – Majesty for Omnisphere 2
If you are looking for the perfect guitar sound for your next film score, look no further than the new 120 cinematic guitar sounds sample pack. This pack covers the king and queen of electric guitars, based upon not only a Majesty but also an Ibanez JEM 7V.
And with Omnisphere 2 as your sound source, you’ll be able to create brilliant soundscapes that will take your audiences on a journey. This sample pack has everything from vintage Marshall JCM2000 tones to all-out Mooer craziness. So don’t wait any longer. Add the 120 cinematic guitar sounds sample pack to your arsenal today.
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Tom Wolfe’s Premier Collection 2: A Stellar Selection of Omnisphere, Pigments and Zebra Presets
Tom Wolfe’s Premier Collection 2 – Tom Wolfe is back with another sensational soundset for Spectrasonics Omnisphere, Pigments and Zebra. Premier Collection 2 will give your music the edge it needs to stand out from the crowd. From soaring pads and intense leads to funky bass lines and hallucinogenic effects, these sounds will add an extra layer of polish to your tracks.
Tom Wolfe’s Premier Collection 2
Premier Collection 2 is an impressive toolkit of cinematic synth sounds. With a huge range of cinematic styles and genres, 2350 presets are guaranteed to get your creativity flowing when you need it most.
The sheer number of options available makes this collection an essential tool for any film scorer or sound designer. In addition to the huge range of preset sounds, Premier Collection 2 also includes powerful tools for creating your own custom sounds.
With the included step sequencer, you can create hundreds of new textures and rhythms, and the onboard effects allow you to further shape and sculpt your sound.
Tom Wolfe is a well-known name in the world of cinematic synth music. His first collection, Premier Collection, was released to critical acclaim and praised for its innovative use of sound design and creative composition.
Now, Wolfe has returned with Premier Collection 2, an updated version of the original that includes, even more, sounds and presets.
With this new release, Wolfe continues to push the boundaries of what is possible with synthesis, creating a unique and unforgettable sonic experience. Whether you’re a fan of electronic music or just looking for something new and exciting to listen to, Premier Collection 2 is definitely worth checking out.
Whether you’re looking for that perfect score cue or just looking to add some depth and dimension to your sound palette, Premier Collection 2 is sure to have what you need.
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