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Omniverse
For Spectrasonics
Omnisphere


Thank you for purchasing the PlugInGuru Omniverse patch library for
Spectrasonics Omnisphere!! I appreciate your business and support very much. I have
been slowly working on this library over the last 12 and I am really thrilled at how nice it
has turned out! This library is named Omniverse because of the wide variety of
patches that are represented Dance, EDM, Film, Pop, Hip Hop, Blues and even some
more experimental patches. PLUS, giving this library a more genaric name like
Omniverse Power Pack didnt go over very well with our my marketing team!
Even with the thousands of patches that have been created, it is still VERY easy to make
sounds youve never heard come from Omnisphere before. It was not easy and I had to
take a long time to finish this one (the mountain of KORG work this year has been pretty
non-stop which is also part of the reason for the delay). Anyway, the wait is over!! Below
are installation details and a listing of all the presets so read on!

The Omniverse library Contains:

150 Patch Presets:
Huge Range of patches Mod Wheel is tricked out on EVERY PATCH to do things
COOL and useful. So make sure you use a KEYBOARD with a Modulation Wheel!
50 Envelope Presets:
These are mostly Rhythmic but there is also a few really useful starting presets (More on
these later in this document). The COOL thing to realize about Envelope Templates are
that these can be assigned to ANY PATCH to make it rhythmic get to my video page to
see the tutorial on Tricking Out with Envelope Presets.
40 Arppegiator Presets:
Another way that has its own unique qualities as well as limitations when compared to
Envelope templates. That is why I decided to include both with this library.
:: VIDEO TUTORIALS ::
For Omnisphere, I decided to NOT include a video tutorial with the patch library.
Why?? Because there are literally HOURS and HOURS of top quality video tutorials
already made BY SPECTRASONICS at the Spectrasonics.net website There is no
reason to spend money on video tutorials for Omnisphere with they did such a great job
already!! Just go here to start learning these videos are now open to the public so
ANYBODY can watch them.
URL to 18 Spectrasonics Omnisphere/Trilian Videos:
http://www.spectrasonics.net/video/videos.php?InstrumentID=1&VideoTypeID=3
Of course, I will be creating some video tutorials that go over more advanced
parts of PROGRAMMING Omnisphere in a more real world application - you will be
able to find at either my web site (http://pluginguru.com/guru-videos/quik-e-videos) or at
the PlugInGuru YouTube channel (http://www.youtube.com/thepluginguru). As I am
writing this, there are no videos created yet so be patient it might take a week or three
to create them but they will be available online by the end of the year.

Installation
Installation is pretty straightforward for PC or Mac. There are 3 folders that need to
be placed in the correct folders inside the STEAM folder:

Contains the 150 patches and goes in the

Steam/Omnisphere/Settings Library/Patches folder.

Contains the 50 Envelope Presets and goes in the

Steam/Omnisphere/Settings Library/Presets/Envelope folder.

Contains the 40 Arpeggiator Presets and goes in the

Steam/Omnisphere/Settings Library/Presets/Arpeggiator folder.



LOCATING THE STEAM FOLDER: When you installed Omnisphere, you might have
had the 45Gig Soundsource library placed on an external hard drive. That doesnt
really matter youll find either the STEAM FOLDER or an ALIAS to your STEAM
folder at this location: Macintosh HD/Library/Application Support/Spectrasonics

As you can see above, there is a Spectrasonics Folder at this location that
contains the STEAM folder double-click that to open the STEAM folder.
Now on this computer, I placed the STEAM folder on a different hard drive, so
there is an ALIAS folder in the Library/Application Support/Spectrasonics folder.
Just double-click the actual folder or the Alias to open the STEAM folder.

If you are on a PC I currently dont know where the STEAM folder is placed,
but search your Hard Drives to locate this folder. Once youve found this folder,
the installation is identical.

Where does everything show up in

Omnisphere?
First click the database
Refresh Semi-Circle
Button... This ensures the
patches are found by the
database. The library
might now show up in the
directory if you dont.

Patches show up by 1st

selecting PlugInGuru
Omniverse from the
DIRECTORY box. Click the
text Directory on the Left of
the Patch Browser and select
PlugInGuru Omniverse and
all 150 patches now show up.

Arpeggiator Presets show up on

the Arpeggiator page when you
click the small Triangle that
pops up the list of available Arp
Patterns. Search for the Guru
Omniverse Arps Folder.

Envelope Presets show up on

any of the Envelope pages
Click the small Triangle (next to
the Magnifying glass) to open
the Preset List. Youll see Guru
Omniverse Env in the list and
there are the 50 presets!

CONTROLLER ASSIGNMENT INFORMATION

Omnisphere is a pretty simple virtual instrument in regards to Real-time control. There are
no real-time knobs or sliders like Absynth or Massive. I still assigned the Modulation Wheel
(CC001) to do something (in most cases pretty radical) to every Patch. REMEMBER: Some
patches are only a patch until you include using the Modulation Wheel while play them!!

Omnisphere works in a similar way to Stylus RMX in regards to assigning parameters for
automating in your DAW. Since there are literally thousands of possible assignments, you
need to Tell your DAW that you want to automate a certain slider by control+clicking on
that slider and selecting Enable Host Automation. There is a video at Spectrasonics.net
dedicated to this very important part of Omnisphere so make sure you watch it!

PATCH NAME LISTS

Patch Preset Names (150 total):
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BPM BASS - Cyclotron Sweeper

BPM BASS - Destroyed Warrior
BPM BASS - Driven Obsession
BPM BASS - Evil Squid bot
BPM BASS - Predatory Pulsar
BPM BASS - Pulse MegaSAW
BPM BASS - Random LFO Stinger
BPM BASS - Sly Thunder
BPM BASS - Tek Pulse 1
BPM BASS - Tek Pulse 2
BPM BASS - Tekno Melody V1
BPM BASS - Tekno Melody V2
BPM BASS - Timpani Boomer
BPM DRUM - Busy Noiz HiHat
BPM DRUM - GabaGaba Banga
BPM DRUM - Noisy and Wrong
BPM DRUM - Noizy Vowel Sweeper
BPM DRUM - Tribal Rave Get Down
BPM FX - Noisy Modular Ramblings
BPM KEY - Lovely Satellite
BPM LEAD - 9 Chord Nirvana
BPM LEAD - Backseat MegaChord
BPM LEAD - Bug Trainer
BPM LEAD - Circus Fleas
BPM LEAD - Coming of Dispair
BPM LEAD - Coming of Hope
BPM LEAD - Dancing Electrobes
BPM LEAD - Dancing Sky
BPM LEAD - Dancing Spy
BPM LEAD - Devotion Highway 1
BPM LEAD - Devotion Highway 2
BPM LEAD - Epic Dragon Pulse
BPM LEAD - GabaGaba Bugga
BPM LEAD - GabaGaba Chorda
BPM LEAD - Military Man
BPM LEAD - Pulse of a Busy Circuit
BPM LEAD - Pulse of a Busy City
BPM LEAD - Revenge of Zeus
BPM LEAD - Shape Shifter
BPM PAD - Constellation Strings
BPM PAD - CyTronik String Pulse
BPM PAD - Gated Strings
BPM PAD - I SAW TEKNO
BPM PAD - OctaGlide Sine
BPM PAD - PolyRhythm Choir
BPM PAD - Pulse String
BPM PAD - Running like a Ferrari
BPM PAD - Strings Pulse

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BPM PAD - Test Tube Zebra

BPM PAD - Vokal Perk Pulse
BPM PAD - Words Don't Work
BPM PAD - World on the Wheel 1
BPM PAD - World on the Wheel 2
BELL - Beautiful Chaos 1
BELL - Beautiful Chaos 2
BELL - Bright Heavenly 1
BELL - Bright Heavenly 2
BELL - She Surreal
BELL - Tibetan Pure Bell
MALLET - The Expressive One
DRM - Cyber CowBell
DRM - Delayed Zapper
DRM - Krunk 808 Kik
DRM - Thunder Drom
ETHNIC - Start of the Games
GTR - Junkyard Nylon Ballad
GTR - Sad Baritone
KEY - Burning PianoTar
KEY - Lonely Satellite
KEY - Sad Piano Pad
PAD - Aggitated Buterflies
PAD - Airy Warm
PAD - Angels Might Sound (faster)
PAD - Angels Might Sound Like This
PAD - Bright Octave Saws
PAD - Bubbly Tension
PAD - Celestial Sunrise
PAD - Dark and Pure
PAD - Pure Green
PAD - Pure Vocal Bliss
PAD - Trees Dancing Wind Storm
PAD - Trying to Sing about Tomorrow
STRING - Floating String Swell
STRING - Modus Operandi
SFX - BPM Waiting 2 B Fired
SFX - Chattering Riser
SFX - End of Time
SFX - Falling thru a Wormhole
SFX - LONG Noise Riser Maximus
SFX - Martian Oceans
SFX - One Bar Sweep n Drop
SFX - Two Bar Sweep n Drop
BASS - A Dark Sign
BASS - A Very Bad Sign
BASS - Angry 2 B1
BASS - Angry 2 B2

97) BASS - Death Dealer

98) BASS - Depeche Hammer
99) BASS - Dubby Voxy BPM
100) BASS - Often Offensive
101) BASS - Pointy FAT Fives
102) BASS - Predator
103) BASS - Solid Dark Bass
104) BASS - Solid Dark Glider
105) BASS - Unison Sine Peaceful
106) BASS - Unison Sine Revenge
107) BASS - Wobble 1 Simple
108) BASS - Wobble 2 Unisono
109) BASS - Wobble 3 Aligator
110) BASS - Wobble 4 Prophet
111) LEAD - Brite Bombadier
112) LEAD - Chiffy Noizy Sine
113) LEAD - Crazed Gamer
114) LEAD - DDL Dist Vanguard
115) LEAD - Horror Show
116) LEAD - Indignant Smile Hit
117) LEAD - Malice
118) LEAD - Pitchy Grab n Drop
119) LEAD - Power SAW
120) LEAD - RAVE for World Peace
121) LEAD - Red Fire Racing Stripes
122) LEAD - Skittles
123) LEAD - The Death Scorpion

124) LEAD - Ugly LOVE 5ths

125) LEAD - Ugly LOVE
126) LEAD - Wobbly Trumpet Lead
127) SYN - Blown to the Birds
128) SYN - Detune MEGA Synth
129) SYN - Dist Sine Buzzer
130) SYN - Dist Square Shooter
131) SYN - Euro Darkly
132) SYN - Grain Zapper
133) SYN - Hypersonic Lightspeed
134) SYN - Mega Touchy
135) SYN - Monks Dancing Pluck
136) SYN - Nature Falling Pad
137) SYN - PPPerfectly Plucky V1
138) SYN - PPPerfectly Plucky V2
139) SYN - Random Chaos
140) SYN - Shiny Pointy Parts
141) SYN - Shorty 5th Chord
142) SYN - StingBot 5
143) SYN - Super Skippy Synth
144) SYN - XPressive AnaPizz
145) SYN - XPressive SawPizz
146) SYN - Zappy Sine Pop
147) FX - Let me Itch that Glitch
148) FX - Lost in the SandStorm
149) PAD - Moonrays on the Water
150) PAD - Something is Terribly Wrong

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1M On and 1M Off
16th note Tambo
16th Tight
Angelo V1
Angelo V2
Anticipated Beat 3s
BBeat Kick Amp
Blippy Techno Downbeats
City Downbeat
City Triplet
Classic Tekno
Dancing in the City
Electro Bolero
Fall and Flat
Gogo Kick
Gogo Snare
Grinding March
Heartbeat
HipHop Pulse Blip
House Chordal
Jingle Bellsish
Komplextro
Lovers
Magma

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MetroGatopolis
Only Upbeats
Pop Ballad V1
Pop Ballad V2
Proud Papa
Pulse Gate Minimal
Qtr Note Side Chain
Quarter Note Rev
Quarter Note Warrior
Quirky Gator
Side Chain Kik Pulsar
Side Chain Pad Gate
Spy Scene
Stop Start Gate
String Swell Pad
Super Snap
Tek Phraser
Tekno Square head
Telsa Bass Part 1
Telsa Bass Part 2
Thinking Man
Triplet Pulse
Up 8th Typical Tekno
UpBeat 8th
UpBeat Pulsatronik

Arpeggiator Preset Names (40 total):

1) 2 Octave Wiggling
2) Astralogy
3) Bad Piggy
4) Beatbox
5) Break da Beat
6) Breakbeat
7) Busy Tek with Pause
8) Chordal Dancefloor
9) Chordal Stacatto
10) Chordal Zebra
11) Complex Chordal
12) Cyborg
13) Cycle the Cyber Wagons
14) Long Short 1
15) Long Short 2
16) Mad Man
17) Meditate in Triplets
18) Moon Orbit
19) Morse Code
20) On Off Beat

21) Prodigy
22) ReVolt
23) Short Synchro
24) Shuffle Tech
25) Sneaky Spy
26) Trance 1
27) Trance 2
28) Trance 3
29) Trance 4
30) Trance 5
31) Trance 6
32) Trance 7
33) Trance Chord Phrase
34) Trancer Gate
35) Triplet Octaviser
36) Twinkie Toes Offbeat
37) Velocity Dancer
38) Wandering Eye
39) Way Busy 16
40) Windy Pulse

Final From comments from John Skippy Lehmkuhl:

One of the benefits to me for making these libraries is of course, that I get a lot
more intimately connected to these synthesizers and learn unique things things that only
come about after hours and hours of working with them. For Omnisphere, the releationship
has been a really amazing one. My respect for the sound quality of both the engine and
the sample library can not be emphasized enough there are very few if any virtual or
hardware synthesizers that have the depth of sound quality and universe of sounds to
select inside of it.
There is a musical personality to Omnisphere that keeps asking me to make more music
with its sounds! That call has gotten even stronger the last few months as Ive written
music using my own sounds.
Thank you Spectrasonics for setting the bar very very high for all other musical instrument
manufacturers to aim at. Omnisphere is a very fitting name for this instrument and Im
happy to have learned lots of secrets that I can now share with my customers in future
videos and in the sounds in this library!
AND Thank you to ALL OF YOU for your support. By purchasing this library you are
ensuring that I will keep making more libraries like this and then sharing my knowledge
with you. BORG of the world, Unite!

Kind Regards,
John Skippy Lehmkuhl
November 29, 2012

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