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Omnisphere: How To Create A Lo-Fi Piano

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How to make a Lo-Fi Piano with Omnisphere

Want to create unique lo-fi piano sounds in Omnisphere? In this video I deconstruct one of my presets to show you how to add a delicate lo-fi edge to a basic piano sound.

In this video I discuss:

  • How to get a tape-style warping effect using an LFO
  • Adding an extra layer to the piano to create interest
  • Using the Boutique Amp, Vintage Comp and Valve Radio plugins to create a lo-fi quality

Enjoy using this one in your tracks!

The preset ‘Vintage Warped’ is taken from my soundbank Fractal Pt. 2, a collection of 100 industrial-style lo-fi presets for Omnisphere.

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Omnisphere: How To Create A Lo-Fi Piano

Author:

Tom Wolfe

Published:

Updated:

maxresdefault 94

Affiliate Disclaimer

As an affiliate, we may earn a commission from qualifying purchases. We get commissions for purchases made through links on this website from Amazon and other third parties.

How to make a Lo-Fi Piano with Omnisphere

Want to create unique lo-fi piano sounds in Omnisphere? In this video I deconstruct one of my presets to show you how to add a delicate lo-fi edge to a basic piano sound.

In this video I discuss:

  • How to get a tape-style warping effect using an LFO
  • Adding an extra layer to the piano to create interest
  • Using the Boutique Amp, Vintage Comp and Valve Radio plugins to create a lo-fi quality

Enjoy using this one in your tracks!

The preset ‘Vintage Warped’ is taken from my soundbank Fractal Pt. 2, a collection of 100 industrial-style lo-fi presets for Omnisphere.

About the author

Tom Wolfe