Omnisphere Midi Controller

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Mar 26, 2019  Omnisphere is a Multitimbral instrument with it's different parts hard-wired to channel 1-8. Your MIDI keyboard is transmitting on a channel other then 1 and the instrument track in Logic was set to All. That means that Logic is passing your original channel to the instrument. Setting the channel to 1 will transmit channel 1 to Omnisphere. Oct 15, 2015  there doesn't seem to be a standard way. Also for I have an issue in live 9.2, omnisphere 2 and my akai mpk49. It sends cc 115 and cc 116 which I have mapped to next and previous preset in omnisphere. Omnisphere doesn't respond to the midi controls in ableton sent from my mpk but it does in logic pro x. I checked if the controller is sending the raw control note and it is. There doesn't seem to be a standard way. Also for I have an issue in live 9.2, omnisphere 2 and my akai mpk49. It sends cc 115 and cc 116 which I have mapped to next and previous preset in omnisphere. Omnisphere doesn't respond to the midi controls in ableton sent from my mpk but it does in logic pro x. I checked if the controller is sending the raw control note and it is.

At Superbooth 2018, Spectrasonics proudly announced a major update of our flagship software synthesizer Omnisphere®. With the new version 2.5, Omnisphere enters a new era by becoming the first software synth in the world to offer a Hardware Synth Integration feature, which transforms well-known hardware synthesizers into extensive hands-on controllers for unlocking Omnisphere’s newly expanded synthesis capabilities. Simply put, this new feature makes using Omnisphere feel just like using a hardware synth!
Hardware Synth Integration
The innovative new feature bridges the physical experience gap between software and hardware, allowing users intuitive control and the ability to easily create/modify Omnisphere sounds by using the familiar layout of their supported hardware synth with minimal setup. The initial release will officially support over 20 popular hardware synthesizers from Moog®, Dave Smith Instruments®, Roland®, Korg®, Behringer®, Novation®, Sequential® and more to come. The supported hardware synths cover a wide range of types and price ranges for different types of users.
On the technical side, the new Hardware Synth Integration feature in v2.5 goes far beyond the typical “MIDI Learn” approaches that most software synthesizers employ. Under the hood, our development team has carefully designed unique “Hardware Profiles” for each supported hardware synthesizer, to make the special features of that hardware work seamlessly with Omnisphere by translating MIDI messages from the hardware into satisfying sonic results in Omnisphere. This new system allows us to enable sophisticated interactions from a single touch of a knob, including the ability for Omnisphere to automatically recall entire FX racks, assign multiple scaled parameters and even instantly create complex modulation matrix routings on-the-fly. Zbra 2 vs omnisphere. The new development system also allows us to add new profiles for new hardware synths in the future. Most importantly, it’s easy for musicians to use - simply by selecting the hardware synth from the drop-down HW menu!
Expanded Synthesis Capabilities
The new version 2.5 vastly expands the synthesis capabilities of Omnisphere by doubling Omnisphere’s voice architecture to Four Layers per patch! Each patch can now utilize up to 12 envelopes, 8 LFOs and the Modulation Matrix has been doubled to 48 modulation routings. Newly designed State Variable Filters are included, which were specially created for the OB-6 hardware profile and can seamlessly blend between lowpass, notch and hipass filter modes. Over 50 New “Analog” Oscillator Wavetables are included and featured in the new hardware profiles.
New Hardware Sound Library
Omnisphere 2.5 includes a new “Hardware Library” with hundreds of new patches created by Eric Persing and the renowned Spectrasonics Sound Development team using the Hardware Synth Integration feature. Each hardware profile has a corresponding set of sounds in the Hardware Library which were specially designed using that hardware synth as an Omnisphere controller. The new sounds feature a wide range of categories and many have a distinctly ‘classic analog’ flavor! Best of all, the new sounds are available for ALL users, regardless of if they use hardware or not!
“Since the beginning of computer-based music, the biggest limitation of software synthesizers has been the lack of physical interaction. It’s hard to beat the immediacy of a physical synthesizer that you can touch! We are very excited to be able to finally eliminate that problem by utilizing the world’s finest hardware synthesizers to fully control Omnisphere.” said Eric Persing, Creative Director of Spectrasonics. “We’ve never felt that the worlds of software and hardware synths should be segregated into different ‘camps’. Our virtual instrument users can now experience the joy of the hardware synth workflow and hardware synth users can now fully expand their capabilities into the vast sonic world of Omnisphere!”
Omnisphere v2.5 features*:
• Hardware Synth Integration!
• New Hardware Library adds hundreds of new patches for all users:
- Over 13,000 Sounds total now included
• Vastly Expanded Synthesis:
- Four Layers per patch
- Doubled Mod Matrix
- New State Variable Filters
- 8 LFOs, 12 Envelopes
• FREE for all Omnisphere 2 users!
Hardware Synths supported will include:
• Sequential Prophet 6
• Dave Smith OB-6
• Dave Smith REV2
• Dave Smith Prophet 12
• Moog Sub Phatty
• Moog Little Phatty
• Moog Voyager
• Moog Sub 37
• Moog Subsequent 37
• Korg Minilogue
• Roland System 1
• Roland System 8
• Roland SE-02
• Roland SH-01A
• Roland JP-08
• Roland JU-06
• Roland JX-03
• Roland VP-03
• Novation Bass Station II
• Novation Peak
*complete list of new features and supported synths will be announced upon the official release in mid-Summer 2018.
Public Beta
The 2.5 update is now available to test as a Public Beta. All registered Omnisphere 2 users with Standard licenses are eligible to sign up to join the Public Beta test. We are very much encouraging our wonderful users to participate and provide feedback in the Public Beta test. Users who give high quality testing/feedback reports in the Public Beta will be eligible to join the official Spectrasonics Beta Team for future new products!
Eligible users can sign up for the 2.5 Public Beta program through their Spectrasonics User Account.
Pricing and Availability
Omnisphere 2.5 is a FREE update to all registered Omnisphere 2 users!
Public Beta available now!
Official Release Mid-Summer
All specifications subject to change without notice. All trademarks are the property of their respective holders

Omnisphere Midi Controller Mapping

I'm following the instructions to get omnispheres parameters mapped to midi controllers (using Lives configure button) only the MOST basic controls work. Master levels in omnispheres multi mixer. The configure option in Lives little plug-in device box doesn't seem to work with the parameters I wanted to control. Live also disables omnispheres midi learn capabilities when I'm trying to assign CC's to the parameters I want to control. You can send midi CC's from clip envelopes and omnispheres midi learn function works fine(but is cumbersome for reasons I won't get into here) even after they've been assigned that way, my physical midi control sending the same CC doesn't seem to work. Can someone give me some advice?

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