Even if the name Diego Stocco doesn’t ring a bell, chances are that you know his work.
If you have ever used Spectrasonics’ instruments like Omnisphere, Atmosphere, Stylus or RMX, you’ve likely been working with some of his creations, as Stocco serves as one of their principal sound designers and Read more...
When the first version of Omnisphere was released in 2008, the world of software synthesis was in a very different stage of development.
The critical mass of users who favored software instruments had yet to crest, and very few musicians would publicly bet their reputations on the sound quality of Read more...
Spectrasonics, makers of revered music creation tools including Omnisphere and Stylus RMX, are expanding their team.
Want to connect with these clever folks? There are five positions available — see them right here. May the force be with you! Read more...
After years of Spectrasonics supporting their catch-all synthesizer, Omnisphere, the company just officially introduced Omnisphere 2 during NAMM 2015 in Anaheim, CA.
When Omnisphere was originally released, it provided sound designers and musicians with tools to discover a variety of sounds like no other synth before it. Spectrasonics is continuing Read more...
Here are three more great reasons to create in Pro Tools 11.
Spectrasonics, the brainchild of Eric Persing and creators of some of the most engrossing virtual instruments available, has released an “AAX Public Beta” version of Omnisphere, Trilian and Stylus RMX for Avid’s Pro Tools 11.
Here’s how to Read more...
