Spectrasonics Announces AAX Support for Pro Tools 11 – Omnisphere, Trilian, Stylus RMX
Here are three more great reasons to create in Pro Tools 11.
Spectrasonics’ top offerings are now in AAX public beta for Pro Tools 11.
Spectrasonics, the brainchild of Eric Persing and creators of some of the most engrossing virtual instruments available, has released an “AAX Public Beta” version of Omnisphere, Trilian and Stylus RMX for Avid’s Pro Tools 11.
Here’s how to get to it: Registered users of the Spectrasonics instruments can log into their user accounts to download the Public Beta versions. The new versions are available at no charge to registered users to test with the new 64-bit version of Pro Tools. Omnisphere, Trilian and Stylus RMX are all native 64-bit software instruments designed to work with Pro Tools 11 on both OS X and Windows.
The Omnisphere Power Synth is Spectrasonics’ flagship instrument, featuring a hybrid architecture of high-resolution streaming samples as well as an extensive, fully programmable semi-modular synthesizer, which can be combined for thick, layered patches. Omnisphere ships with over 8,000 sounds.
The Trilian Total Bass Module instrument is built on the same STEAM Engine technology as Omnisphere with immense flexibility in programming, while offering a vast selection of patches for Acoustic, Electric and Synth Basses.
Stylus RMX, the Realtime Groove Module, is Spectrasonics loop-based plug-in for creating rhythm parts powered with the Spectrasonics Advanced Groove Engine (S.A.G.E.). It features REX file compatibility for importing loops for unlimited library expansion.
According to Spectrasonics, all three of their instruments already work well in previous versions of Pro Tools as RTAS platform plug-ins.