Omnisphere's Most Overlooked Feature (insane for pads)

[@steffenkisonicalchemy]

great tutorial brother! I love Omnisphere and also got the Luftrum Ambient Packs ;) thanks for sharing tip with the orb feature, never used it before but it seems to be pretty powerful for big or subtle modulations. Excited to try it out :)) Blessings from Austria

[@dbdbdb12345]

wow ! never thought of using Omnisphere like that !! superb! thanx !!!!!! love your channel bro !!!

[@lotustunesacademy]

Glad to have you here. Thanks man!

[@roymitchell5894]

Thank you for this video. I have been torn between EDM and Ambient for quite a while now to the point I am not creating. This video has given me some inspiration so that i can mix both genres.. Thank you so much!

[@lotustunesacademy]

I'm very glad to hear that!

[@jasonmaggard3829]

Great video 10/10

[@lotustunesacademy]

Thanks Jay :)

[@KevinBalen]

this is awesome content! tks bro!

[@lotustunesacademy]

You're welcome, Kev! :)

[@gaiivoke]

"perfeito" as always! thank you so much

[@lotustunesacademy]

Thanks!

[@Myrheii]

why not listening first to you groove"s tonality ?Clearly its A ( no third inside, so it could be M or m) So you can use C Major/a minor or A Major/ F" minor couples of relative scales :) This is a first approach u should try too, considering your beat elements generate a scale :) Anyway, as always, good job :) loved the soothe 2 trick :)