zebra 2 vs rapid synth vs avenger vs mpowersynyh

One of the recent Serum updates has allowed users to create custom skins. This makes it the perfect synth for beginners, and the synth of choice for professionals. You can see exactly what’s happening in each section of the synth. The greatest parts of Serum is how visual everything is. Serum uses wavetable synthesis and even allows you to create and edit your own wavetables. Ever wondered what a picture of your cat sounds like? Well now you can find out Serum let's you import images as wavetables. It’s creator, Steve Duda, really did think of everything the modern producer could want in a synth. Serum, Serum, Serum… I think you’d be hard pressed to find a producer that doesn’t own a copy of Serum by Xfer Records. You can download the Rick and Morty skin here. Using it is as simple as finding the sound I want and then playing it into my track. I rarely modify the patches that come with Omnisphere 2. You can sort the file library by categories such as complexity, genre, mood and tonality this makes it extremely easy to find the exact sound you need. I couldn’t believe how easy it was to find the sounds that I needed. I was skeptical before I used Omnisphere 2 in a session with a friend. There is a ton of hype online about this product and for good reason. The result is an instrument that produces everything from organic sounds to sounds that are the epitome of EDM. It’s essentially a hybrid between a sampler and a synth. It contains over 12,000 sounds, an excellent search feature, a granular synthesis section, 58 FX units and countless other features.

Omnisphere combines multiple different types of synthesis together to create one of my absolute favorite synths on the market.

Zebra 2 vs rapid synth vs avenger vs mpowersynyh