Cinematic Sci - Fi is booming, and we're here to offer fresh new sounds for producers, sound designers, and composers globally. Jesse Scott of Summer Channel and MIDIhead are excited to present 'Robotica', a brand - new patch library for Spectrasonics Omnisphere. Inside, you'll discover ominous drones, atmospheric pads, spaced - out sound effects, ethereal synths, cool robotic effects, vocoder sound bites, and BPM - locked movers. Robotica is a professional sound toolbox that can help you create your next sci - fi soundtrack or add a futuristic touch to any electronic music. In a flash, it can take you from low earth orbit to far - away black holes in luminous galaxies and gives you endless ways to blend atmospheric textures. It features over 400 MB of brand - new, unreleased source material from popular modern analog synths, vocoders, guitars, time - stretched vocals, sound FX, and some boutique digital sources. Every sample is carefully recorded at 48/24 (some at 96/24) for top - notch sound quality. The patches include 22 BPM - Locked Leads, Synths, Arpeggios, and SFX, 9 Drones, 23 SFX, 15 Hits and Bits with vocal shots, impacts, etc., 2 Noisescapes, 1 Synth Bass made with a vacuum tube, 16 Mono Synths, 4 Plucks, 5 Polyphonic Synths, 7 Textures, and 3 Transition Effects.
Using Robotica is easy. First, install the patch library for Spectrasonics Omnisphere on your system. Once installed, you can start exploring the various patches like leads, drones, and sound effects. To create a sci - fi soundtrack, you can combine different patches. For example, pair an ominous drone with a spaced - out sound effect for an otherworldly feel. When using in electronic music, add some robotic effects or BPM - locked movers to make your track more futuristic. As for maintenance, make sure your system has enough storage space for the over 400 MB of source material. Keep your software updated to ensure compatibility. Also, handle the samples with care as they are meticulously recorded for high - quality sound. If you encounter any issues, refer to the official documentation of Spectrasonics Omnisphere or contact their support team.
