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Same question as above...

Any more impressions from anybody? Very close to pulling the trigger on this one.

I think I just missed delivery of Trillian today (I wasnt home). It was on backorder quite a while due to distribution problems . Maybe they'll come by again tomorrow and I'll finally have it .

Haven't you guys checked out the demo movies? They only touch such a small surface of what it offers and that is already amazing imo.

i have no doubt its a rad synth. my biggest concern is stability and work flow. i got burnt on waldorf's largo and i am not making that mistake again

the company has been very stable on the pc end(all of their products). There is no reason to suspect that this product won't be.

Sweet mother of God, I just watched the 4 videos. Woooooooooooooow!
I'm sold, I don't even need a hands on session or demo. I know how amazing Omnisphere is so I had no doubt Spectrasonics would deliver a great product but this is just fantastic!

Anyone else get goosebumps when they layered it into Omni with the Sitar patch?

This thing is huge. I'm going to head down to the shops next week and grab it. The reason why I'm actually going into the store though is because they have a Nord Lead 2x on display so I want to play around

On a somewhat related note, I want to learn how to play the piano like Eric Persing. He makes it look so damn easy.

Well i got all 3 Spectrasonics stuff deliverd a couple of weeks back and i have to say they are excellent.

I am using the most up to date versions of them on a complete 65bit system (windows 7) with no issues whatsoever.

DJ - have you updated your Trillian as i have well over 100 presets just for the Trilogy part of it and god knows how many presets for the rest although i have to say until i updated to the current version i didn't have many synth basses, now i have plenty over 1200 to be precise although i dont see Deep & Warm like you mentioned.

The way that Stylus RMX, Omnisphere and Trillian can all be groove locked together by using the midi file from Stylus is just plain genius.

All 3 synths are solid on my 64bit system and the work flow is so easy to follow/use its ridiculous.

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Originally posted by SoundMagus Well i got all 3 Spectrasonics stuff deliverd a couple of weeks back and i have to say they are excellent. I am using the most up to date versions of them on a complete 65bit system (windows 7) with no issues whatsoever. DJ - have you updated your Trillian as i have well over 100 presets just for the Trilogy part of it and god knows how many presets for the rest although i have to say until i updated to the current version i didn't have many synth basses, now i have plenty over 1200 to be precise although i dont see Deep & Warm like you mentioned. The way that Stylus RMX, Omnisphere and Trillian can all be groove locked together by using the midi file from Stylus is just plain genius. All 3 synths are solid on my 64bit system and the work flow is so easy to follow/use its ridiculous.

What's the CPU usage like using all 3 together ?

Well the problems i am having at the minute is ASIO usage.

I am running my RME 800 at 512 sample buffer which equates to 12.630 Input latency and 13.787 Output latency and my ASIO is crapping out on me but this is more to do with the effects i am using.

If i turn off everything on the track i am creating at the minute apart from the Spectrasonics stuff this is the results.

Stylus RMX - 1 instance using 3 outputs (so 3 different stylus in effect) with no effects
Omnisphere - 1 Instance with all 8 outputs running (so in effect 8 Omnispheres) all except 1 of the 8 with effects on.
Trillian - 1 instance running 3 outputs (so in effect 3 Trillians) all running effects.

My system is Windows 7, cubase 5.1 64bit and the plugins are 64bit version. I am running a laptop at I7 CPU Q720 @ 1.6ghz (8 cores) and 4gb 1333mhz Ram.

The CPU is 15-20% (remember there are also high end re-verbs and delays being used on multiple channels as inserts, sends and group effects)

Using about 2.8gb of ram in total.

So with just the Spectrasonics stuff using multiple outputs on all 3 (14 outputs) its minimal considering what i am running.

With all the other effects off, the system ASIO (in cubase) doesn't go above 35% however when i turn on things like Rob Papen RP-Verb that alone uses more ASIO than everything else combined :O

So all in all the spectrasonics stuff is very lite on the system.

Hope this helps somewhat.

Mark

Nice and thorough reply, cheers

That is pretty light on the CPU to be honest, I was expecting a lot more than that. How many of the 8 channels in Omnisphere were using synthesis as opposed to samples ?

In Omnisphere its 5 samples 3 synthesis but even the sample ones have been changed a lot.

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Originally posted by Cryogen What's the CPU usage like using all 3 together ?

it's more about RAM then CPU with trilogy. I'm on a 4gig system and ran out of memory with a decent size project and 4 instances of trilian.

@soundmagnus i did download the patches but been stuck on a deadline this week so haven't had the ability to install it yet, def will today in regards to your buffer that's just too low... you're drivers won't process the audio in-n-out of RAM fast enough

My ASIO settings are fine with all 3 spectrasonics stuff running, its just the major effects i use that chew up everything else.

I can run the spectrasonics stuff on their own at 256 buffer with no problems, 7ms out, 7 ms in, which is great but no good with other hogs.

How big are the patches? I need 34gb to install right, then how much do I have to download?

I'd imagine they would be small because it won't actually be samples, just synth/bank patches.

Downloading the additional patches/updates isnt too big although i cant remember out of hand, maybe 125mb, not sure.

Fuck, finally finished installing after about 4 hours. Loving it so far but the synth patches are still demos.

How do I apply the patches? Just copy/paste to the right folder?

yo you need to upgrade your copy of Trillian to get the full synth patches

Nah nah, I meant how to install the actual upgrades. Nevermind, I saw the install files in the Win folders.

Daaaaiiiimmmnnn, soooooo good once patched. The synth patches are great

Ok, this thing is insane! I will freely admit I only tried it on headphones yesterday and was just mucking around but I just hooked it up to my monitors and...wow. My house is shaking

The bass recreations of the Waldorfs, MS20, Juno and more are fantastic. Not sure if there's even any need for one of the hardware bass synths when this does such an amazing job.

Must buy imho.

I have to agree with Fledz, Trillian has made me completely re-think my bass creation tools.

I particularity love the fact that you can have say an MS20 wave form then using the synthesis parameters tweak the hell out of it.

and as i am now getting lazy in my old age and cant really be bothered synthesizing things from scratch (in my own music making that is) havign such good platforms to start from then tweaking them is a god send.

again a must have synth in my opinion for bass.

MArk

I haven't had too much of a chance to go in depth, but what have you found to be the best "droning" patch? Something like the low end in this track from 4:12 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1U1cNZK7du8

Just watched the videos on this, some of the sounds are unbelievable, really thinking about pulling the trigger on this as im going 64bit soon so should be able to run it without any hassle

Any further opinions on it now that its out a while??

p.s. that guy Eric Persing can really show it off!

I scored this for free at NAMM, and I'm loving it...It is a hog though, so I make sure that my DAW is idling before I open up an instance, or the interface of an existing instance.

I got it for Christmas and I think it's awesome, particularly for the acoustic and fretless basses. The standard and slap/funk electric basses are great as well, but bass is my primary instrument, so I usually just record myself rather than use Trilian for live bass parts. The synth basses are very good as well (both samples and synthesized). Overall, it's a great package with very good samples, and I highly recommend it for a dedicated bass instrument. Also, if you happen to have Omnisphere, the Trilian samples are loaded into the STEAM library, so you can actually use Trilian's library in Omni - a very nice bonus IMO.

I'm really considering getting this synth looks awsome, at the moment I use sylenth for most of my bass needs and I'm getting bored with it tbh, reckon it's worth the money considering I don't think I'll use the acoustic sounds? just probly use the synth basses

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Originally posted by chrisspob I'm really considering getting this synth looks awsome, at the moment I use sylenth for most of my bass needs and I'm getting bored with it tbh, reckon it's worth the money considering I don't think I'll use the acoustic sounds? just probly use the synth basses

TBH, if you don't plan on using the sampled basses, you might prefer Rob Papen's SubBoomBass - it's much cheaper ($119) and doesn't require all that HD space.

http://www.robpapen.com/subboombass.html

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