Here's the main differences: - Binaural Soundscapes is entirely textural sounds (harmonically rich sounds designed for playing single notes or octaves), whereas Sleep contains a range of both pads and textures. - The Binaural Soundscapes presets all use my Binaural Preset technique, whereas Sleep is created in classic stereo (with an optional binaural version available which brings the binaural aspect to these presets). - The presets in Sleep are also entirely new, so while there's some crossover in that they're both in an ambient style, each of the sounds is unique. I hope this helps 🙂
Very interested, but I don’t have omnisphere. Is it worth it? Why is it so expensive? Just curious. Awesome plant by the way looks like it’s thriving with the sounds you’re producing.
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very beautiful sounds, it's inspiring!
One of the best presets tom!❤
Great set of patches Tom. :)
What are the main differences between Binaural soundscapes (I have) and your new “Sleep” set?
Here's the main differences:
- Binaural Soundscapes is entirely textural sounds (harmonically rich sounds designed for playing single notes or octaves), whereas Sleep contains a range of both pads and textures.
- The Binaural Soundscapes presets all use my Binaural Preset technique, whereas Sleep is created in classic stereo (with an optional binaural version available which brings the binaural aspect to these presets).
- The presets in Sleep are also entirely new, so while there's some crossover in that they're both in an ambient style, each of the sounds is unique.
I hope this helps 🙂
@@TomWolfeSynth Thanks!
Very interested, but I don’t have omnisphere. Is it worth it? Why is it so expensive? Just curious. Awesome plant by the way looks like it’s thriving with the sounds you’re producing.
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