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The Unfinished Omnisphere Ferox for Spectrasonics Omnisphere 2-SYNTHiC4TE screenshot
SYNTHiC4TE | June 07 2016 | 2.01 MB
Omnisphere Ferox is a collection of 300 patches for Spectrasonics Omnisphere 2.

Inspired by the cinematic work by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross, Ferox features an eclectic blend of analogue, hybrid acoustic, dark and distorted textures, rhythms, sequences and atmospheres. A brooding, eerie, shadowy, noisy, swarming soundset designed to get under your skin.

The dark and mysterious modern tones of their film scores for Gone Girl and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo supply the canvas on which Omnisphere Ferox has been created. There are also hints of the brooding pulses and textured acoustic aura of Johann Johannson‘s scores for Sicario, Prisoners and the Icelandic TV series Trapped. Nods to the work of Dave Porter (Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul), Ben Frost (Fortitude) and Clark‘s Lost Panthers can also be found lurking in Ferox’s darkest corners.

Omnisphere Ferox is full of lo-fi drumloops, ghostly mallets, crumbling analogue synth riffs, drifting modular leads, haunted pianos, warm synth pads, damaged acoustic basses, gritty basses, disturbing ambience, fractured strings, odd synth noises, broken retro machines, melancholy soundscapes and curious hybrid instruments.

With 300 patches, there is a huge amount of sonic flexibility within Ferox and a variety of musical applications on offer. Not just the Reznor/Ross sound, this soundset is also great for horror, ambient, even music with a folksy touch, due its subtle nods towards Nordic and Western sounds. Go all out with just the analogue synth sounds, or keep it real with the hybrid acoustic elements; or blend the two.

As ever, this release features intricately configured and useful programming on the modwheel, to bring extra life and dynamism to the sounds.

This Omnisphere soundset uses no external audio sources or original samples, but you will need to own the latest version of Omnisphere 2 (v2.2) for the patches to load correctly.




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  Resident 23.09.2015 978
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Not saying it's the correct way, but I place the presets here:

STEAM\Omnisphere\Settings Library\Patches\User

And the .omnisphere file here:

STEAM\Omnisphere\Settings Library\Multis\User


Pretty sure the last directory is not the correct one, but still works fine with me despite all the mess it is to add 3rd party libraries.
And if you want to add the omnisphere file and start working with it just simply open Omnisphere, then click on utility button up there, click on 'add sounds' and when the small windows pops up you search for the file and done.
This may differ if you're Mac user, I think in that case it says load .omnisphere file or something like that, but it's in utility button as well.
  Resident 14.12.2014 5 37
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or utility/install omnisphere... thats how it works for me
  Resident 27.09.2013 688
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In Omnisphere 2, in the UTILITY drop down menu, select Install .omnipshere
You'll get a dialogue to navigate to the .omnisphere file. Select it.
Omnisphere will verify what you are about to install. Acknowledge
Installed in your STEAM folder for you; no fuss, no muss
* MUSIC IS THE BEST *
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