ILIO Patch Bundle for Omnisphere 2

The ILIO Patch Bundle consists of all seven of the latest ILIO patch collections for Omnisphere 2 are perfect for creating the latest styles of electronic music for TV, film, video game music, pop, and all varieties of electronic dance music. Included in this bundle is The MINT, Revolve, Hardwired, Robotica, Fire Water, PULSAR, and Ascension. Get them all together and save!

The ILIO Patch Bundle Includes these seven collections:

• The MINT – Sonic Gold
• Ascension – Risers and Swells
• PULSAR – Tempo-locked Movers
• Fire Water – Aggressive meets Ethereal
• Robotica – Cinematic Sci-Fi
• Hardwired – Modular Synth Sonics
• Revolve – Kinetic Arpeggiations

The ILIO Patch Bundle consists of all seven of the latest ILIO patch collections for Omnisphere 2 are perfect for creating the latest styles of electronic music for TV, film, video game music, pop, and all varieties of electronic dance music.

Well over 600 patches are included, covering everything from basses, leads, synths, keys, pads, arpeggios, textures, risers, fx, swells, to tempo-locked movers. Each patch has been meticulously crafted, pulling from both Omnisphere’s powerful synthesis engine, and its vast arsenal of included sonic fireworks.

BONUS for Keyscape Users: We included Darkness and Light, a collection of 25 patches as a bonus that you can install into Omnisphere if you own (and have installed the full version of) Keyscape. These patches consist of ethereal pianos, searing keys, and emotive dreamscapes we think you’ll love to play inside Omnisphere.

Requires Omnisphere version 2.1 or higher (except Ascension which requires version 2.4.2c or higher) Please read the System Requirements tab for more information.

It is required that you update Omnisphere to 2.4.2c, and also recommended that you update your Mac OS to at least 10.10 for full support.

If you do not have Omnisphere 2 by Spectrasonics, click: HERE

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL USERS

• 2.4 GHz or higher processor
• 4GB RAM minimum, 8GB or more recommended
• 64GB of free hard drive space

Mac Users:

• OSX 10.10 or higher
• AU, VST 2.4 or higher, RTAS/AAX capable host software
• Audio Unit plugin requires host with support for "Cocoa" based plugins
• Native 64-bit and 32-bit on OSX

Windows Users:

• VST 2.4 or higher, RTAS/AAX capable host software
• Microsoft Windows 7 and higher compatible
• Native 64-bit and 32-bit on Windows

Q: How do I load these patches into Omnisphere?

A: Please read the installation guide that came included in the zip file with the patches you downloaded.

Q: Why am I not seeing these patches in Omnisphere?

A: Please follow this checklist:

2. Make sure you don’t have multiple "STEAM" folders. In some cases users have reported having multiple instances of the "STEAM" folder on different external hard drives. Only ONE path can be utilized so if you placed the patches in a "STEAM" folder that is not active, the patches will not be read.

Here is an example of the default installation path for the "STEAM" folder:

OSX: Macintosh HD/Users/Library/Application Support/Spectrasonics/STEAM 
Windows: C:\ProgramData\Spectrasonics\STEAM

In most cases, you will have loaded all your Omnisphere data files on a secondary or external hard drive. The aforementioned paths will then include an alias/shortcut to the correct path.

One way to test which path is being utilized is to load any patch in Omnisphere, then save that patch by clicking the "Utility" icon at the top left, and selecting "Save Patch". You’ll need to select a sub-folder inside the "User" folder that is selected for you by default. For testing purposes, simply create a new folder called "TEST" and then save the patch there. Next, click the "Refresh" button (circle arrow), located at the bottom of the "Patch Edit" screen.

You should now have a "User" Directory in the "Directory" drop-down menu. Now, navigate to this directory in Finder/Explorer to locate the new "TEST" folder you created. If it exists, you are in the right place. You can delete the "TEST" folder once the correct path is confirmed.

3. Make sure you have restarted your DAW, along with Omnisphere. Again, try clicking the "Refresh" button (circle arrow), located at the bottom of the "Patch Edit" screen if you did not perform step 2 above.

4. Make sure you are clicking on the "Patch" screen and not the "Multi" screen. The "Patch" screen is located directly underneath the "Omnisphere" logo where the "Multi" screen is located above the logo.

5. Try restarting your entire computer as a last resort.