PlugInGuru MegaMagic Guitars Part 1 Omnisphere Bank

PlugInGuru MegaMagic Guitars Part 1 Omnisphere Bank Patch#

If there is not a VST2 version of an instrument available then of course it will use what is there and Unify itself can be run as a VST3. So Unify does support VST2, VST3, and Audio Units, but prefers to use VST2 as it has been the more established plugin format. The Unify Discoverstation package is an amazing accomplishment for sure.

PlugInGuru MegaMagic Guitars Part 1 Omnisphere Bank Patch#

John has really put a lot of time in creating a lot of addon patch banks for Omnisphere but as you say it can be really overwhelming to explore the 1000s of possibilities with this one virtual instrument. Even though the original program isn't super huge, successive library purchases are beginning to eat up my C drive.įor me Unify is like a hub for your existing virtual instruments, so it works well with the titles you currently have. Located sound files on another drive if you have one. Does making another 1000 presets for it really help to give us too many choices? My question is, what 3rd party programs would you recommend for Unify? Omnisphere is probably a consideration, but man- It's huge anyways. I had Surge already, so I have the pads for it which while being ok, not amazing but then Surge isn't amazing compared to other synths IMHO. I also have megamagic guitars but I bought it for Kontakt. I don't usually buy pads but these are some very well programmed amazing pads. Last night I bought MegaMagic Pads 2 Mosaic. When John makes a video he is usually showing examples using other programs like Omnisphere and Serum.

John wrote presets for some free ones too and included a few of those in the core program.

This is a boon for anyone with a DAW that went to strictly VST3. So far as I know Unify still accepts older VSTs. Probably the most confusing part of the program for me so far is the way they sell patches for existing synths you may or may not already own. It really is an amazing program thanks to John and his team for all of their hard work. Last night I updated my copy of Unify to version 1.8.