Please remember to subscribe to the channel - https://bit.ly/35GmJal and visit adrian.earnshaw.com for more tips trips and music. In this video we will explore how to use the powerful search options within Omnisphere to find and locate the type of sound that you want. This avoids the inspiration sucking pastime of preset surfing until you happen along the sound you want or can at least tweak. I have called the video Omnisphere - Search & Destroy as with the search facility you can find the sound and then destroy it until it fits within the track you are working on. Omnisphere uses a search engine structure called Boolean Search, named after George Boole. You can find more information about the system and also Mr Boole using these links. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Boole https://bit.ly/2OWAMWo Omnisphere uses the logic gates of OR, AND, and, NOT to help you find the sound you are after. What you see in the video works in both the Patch Browser and Multi Browser. You can use the little toggles at the top of each column or you can select multiple tags using ctrl/command and ALT/option keys. The commands are as follows:- OR - Command/Click (MAC) Control/Click (PC) AND - COMMAND/CONTROL/CLICK (MAC) Control/Right Click (PC) NOT - Option/Click (MAC) Command/Option/Click (Multiple Selections) (MAC) Alt/Click (PC) Control/Alt/Click (Multiple Selections) (PC) You can also type expressions into the Search field to filter your results. For example:* Typing “Film and Electronic” will include Patches that fit both genres. Typing “Film or Electronic” will include Patches with either Attribute. Typing “Film and not Electronic” will include Patches suitable for Film, but not ones that are Electronic. Parenthesis can also be used for multiple criteria selection: (Film or Electronic) and (Dramatic and not Disturbing). ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QO3YqnCM8mg

? **From Vangelis to Eno: Creating Ambience with Luftrum 29 for Pigments** ? ? **Get Luftrum 29** https://www.luftrum.com/pigments-presets/ Dive into the sonic universe with our latest video, where we explore the mesmerizing Luftrum 29 sound collection for Arturia's Pigments. Crafted by the combined genius of Arksun, Martin Sturtzer, and Luftrum, this library is a treasure trove of 100 presets that will inspire your music creation journey. ? **What's Inside?** - Warm analog poly synths - Dreamy ambient pads - Rich cinematic textures - Classic Berlin School sequences ? **Inspired by the Greats** From the ethereal realms of Vangelis to the ambient landscapes of Brian Eno, these sounds are versatile enough for pop, ambient, film scores, and beyond. ?️ **Dynamic Control** Experience dynamic performances with parameters mapped to Pigments' macros, mod-wheel, aftertouch, and velocity. ? **Get the Sounds** Luftrum 29 is NKS ready and a mere 153mb download. Available for $35 with a special discount for newsletter subscribers. Bundle with Luftrum 23 and save even more! ? **In This Video** - Patch Playthrough - Original Composition - Composition Walkthrough ✨ **Why Luftrum 29?** Each patch is a spark for creativity, perfect for pads and sequences lovers. The sounds are full, lush, and seamlessly integrate into any track. ? **Experiment & Expand** We encourage you to experiment. Use the patches beyond their labels and discover new dimensions in your music. ? **Subscribe for More** Join our sonic adventure and never miss an update. Hit that subscribe button and bell icon! ? **Stay Tuned** We're just scratching the surface with Pigments. Stay creative, stay sonic, and catch us in the next one! ?About me? I'm a sound designer and music producer who loves to explore new tools and techniques. I make videos about sound design, music production, and synth programming. If you enjoy my content, please subscribe to my channel and hit the bell icon to get notified of new videos. You can also follow me on social media and check out my website for more tips and tricks. ?Links? ➡️ My website: https://adrianeearnshaw.com ➡️ My Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/adrianearnshawmusic ➡️ My Twitter: https://twitter.com/EarnshawMusic Chapters: 00:00 - Introduction 02:37 - Patch Playthrough 19:19 - Composition 21:15 - Composition Walkthrough 29:45 - Wrapping things up @Luftrum1 #pigments #arturia #sounddesign #ambient #ambientsounds ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qarkg9GpW9M

Time to check out whether etherium for omnisphere holds up five years after its initial release. This video showcases the multis available from this patch library **Spoiler Alert** It does hold up and still sounds as fresh as it did the day it was released **Spoiler Alert** You can pick up your copy here: ➡️ https://www.rockymountainsounds.com/product-page/etherium When you listen to the multis from etherium, you can a subtle breath quality in the sound. This gives the sound a feeling of it being alive and breathing. The sequenced patterns use the still fairly new guitar stumming patterns, which arrived with Spectrasonics 2.8 alongside the Sonic Extensions. If you enjoyed this video, remember to like, subscribe and share as it helps the YouTube algorithm and helps me give you more walkthroughs and demos of great products for making music. Chapters: 00:00 - Intro 00:32 - BPM 05:32 - Guitars 11:40 - Pads 12:49 - Plucks 13:56 - Outro #omnisphere #sounddesign #musician ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=on-HkqUQODk

Birth of a Distant Star is taken from my 2019 album Cosmic Voyager Vol.1 available on my website at www.adrianearnshaw.com. You can also get it from all good streaming and digital stores. Although upbeat it has a laid back vibe that takes you on the cosmic journey of the birth of a star. The light of the star takes millions of years to reach our little blue planet that is just a speck in the universe. Similar in style to Tangerine Dream and Jean Michel Jarre with a little sprinkle of my own style. This track is for all you who like ambient and electronic music. Created using Spectrasonics Omnisphere and recorded in Steinberg Cubase. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPkcAea5Q_w