The issue we are having is that no matter what we do, when we select different patches for each channel, they all will switch to the last patch selected. We can get the ipad and laptop to communicate with each other. I'm trying to help with the setup of Omnisphere with Main Stage 3. It's pricier than others but I personally believe it's worth the investment. If you've got the budget, it's definitely worth it. I personally use it to run my rig live while running Omnisphere and other great soft-synths and it's only $30. You’ll need a host program like MainStage, ProTools, Logic, etc in order to run Omnisphere since it is a “Plug-in”. All this adds upt to tying multiple keyboard performances into one. It's what you see me using it in nearly every lesson. Live mode combined with the iPad app is awesome. The arpeggiator is both powerful and very easy to use.
It has an easily browsable but enormous library. The synthesis engine allows a ton of possibilities. Omnisphere does, however, make life a lot easier and the patches are more accurate than some of the other systems. Most of the time I end up using all of these in combination with Omnisphere. These all have great sounds and features. There are many great “soft(ware)-synths” out on the market including Apple MainStage, Native Instruments Komplete, etc. Omnisphere is incredible, but it’s not a requirement. You don’t have to have Omnisphere to play modern worship music. You simply pay a small fee and instantly have the sounds off the record. Peter James is one of the main keyboard players for Hillsong and he makes all of the patches that he’s used on the Hillsong albums available for purchase through. Unlike traditional keyboards, you can expand your patches and sounds simply by purchasing them online and importing them into Omnisphere. It is used by many of the top keyboard players for Hillsong, Jesus Culture, Bethel, and more. In short, it’s an incredible software synthesizer “plug-in” that has extraordinary power and versatility. With that in mind, let me clarify a few things. “Should I get Omnisphere, and is it worth it?” The immediate answer to that question is undenieably yes!
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