So with that said there’s still more I probably need to know or find out.

Even worse where you spend hours trying to find something that sounds good to try to jog your creativity and nothing comes out of it. Like I said I am still trying to figure everything like I still don’t even know music theory well enough to make Melodies so it’s all really frustrating trying to take off. It’s still a really good plug-in don’t get me wrong but I recently started to believe I can’t really make use of this for sound design. Idk at the same time producers everywhere use this same exact plugin and major selling artists use this to make hits we know now that’s why I’m not understanding what I’m doing wrong.

I spent like 6 hours playing around with knobs and parameters just trying to find something. I think omnisphere is just a little overhyped cause it’s more like a all-in-one kind of plug-in so of course going back and forth between different elements is a good selling package but it doesn’t really put time into one particular thing like sound design. I’m still pretty novice but even still serum really gave me more sparks than this, particularly because of the modulation aspect where, but serum just wasn’t my particular taste for music production which I think is more geared for edm techno stuff. Idk I think serum or even pigments have a larger plane of tweaking waves than omnisphere. Just using basic waves I can’t really structure something that sounds great and at the end of the day they just sound analog as hell.

Hope you by chance happen to see this reply but my whole thing is sound design I can’t say I’m really inspired by the sound design aspect on here either.

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