It is interesting, but be aware these patches were designed to be sampled, which is not the same as patches designed to be patches if you know what I mean but yes, it’s still interesting!
It's certainly the Unify quality I've come to expect, and I'll likely pick this up of course, that's just how we 'hobbyist bedroom plugin addicted producers' roll. Already thinking of that first custom patch I build with Space Dreams... The premise being to travel to another multiverse, a terrifying, AI driven and dystopic version of our existing reality, and (looking at the website now) where the cost of a plugin sound library costs... ninety two dollars. 😮
Yes, while most of my libraries are put together in a shorter cycle, Bob’s libraries are on a 4 - 6 month cycle. Much more time delivering much deeper explored library experience. It gives you all a myriad of choices / price points. ❤️
Beautiful, I really love the sound at 37:07 Many many great sounds in this library! Congrats to Bob Dedes! 👏 John, is it possible to Unify G-Force OB-E and OB-X soft synths? I would love to hear what would be possible to create with these inside Unify. Thanks
@@shanedunne8488 Ok thanks, I was not sure if they where on the list already. But what I was refering to mostly is a library dedicated to tweaking sounds from those G-Force synths with multi layers and FX from Unify. Unless I make one myself, which would be a nice project!
@@mistral-unizion-music - I appreciate the kind words - thank you. I am hesitant to make libraries that require Unify + a paid plug-in. I've done this in the past for Serum with mixed results. We have libraries that use free plug-ins (BBC Symphony orchestra from Spitfire Audio and Bob did an incredible 80's library using Vital in Unify) - once it become Unify + a paid plug-in, many complain that they need to buy something else in order for the library to work. I don't know. Maybe someday but there are many sounds I still wish to explore with the tools found just within Unify.
@@PlugInGuruVideoI get your point, actually, it makes total sense. Then the next best thing would be to make a bank for those synths to become "Unified", right? Like Fred did from Subsonic Artz with Diva banks for example, or like Jason Schoepfer (Rocky Mountain Sounds) does for his Omnisphere soundsets, right? Or did I missed something? I don't know how to make one of my soundsets "Unified" but I will ask Jason from RMS.
@@mistral-unizion-music- So a Unified library is simply the factory patches from a particular plug-in saved in Unify format. The G-Force OB-E AND the OBX have both already been Unified (with permission from GForce) - you can download those on the Unify page - scroll down and you'll find a list of now over 100 Synthesizers we have saved the factory patches in Unify format for you to add to Unify if you wish! What Jason and Jaap at Triple Spiral Audio do is include their Omnisphere Patches saved in Unify format, but you need to buy their patch libraries of course to have access to both formats - they both require you to own Omnisphere 2 or whatever the original library was designed for, same with the Unified libraries - if you own the synth, then download the Unifed library for that synth.
Intensive use of Klangfalter I like by the libaries of Bob Dedes. For the textures I did sample a lots of original NASA Sounds where I got their permissions. In parts I think Bob did the same?
Yes I Did use nasa sonifications, which I edited, sound designed and then infused them into many of the layers used to create this mega complex beast 😮😊
@@BobDedes83 so my ears are still good enough to separate such. I got from a US LA based law initiative the permission for videos too. Since a long time ago. And this is something I miss still in Unify. Libary specific extra videos of the artist. In times that AI takes over the music in an incredible way, it’s more and more important to have direct contact with the artist to go new ways. And you are one of the rare ones that mix new and traditional ways very balanced. I did invite John and others for to meet and produce together. The location you find in my Facebook. For some reasons the pluginguru Facebook side prefers more sexy bot ladies than the ones that give fresh ideas.
Unify has nothing to do with that. It's the DAW that you have to configure in order to ''compose'' in 432hz or any other rate for that matter. The other option you have, is to use a converter to your finished track!
@@BobDedes83 Thank you! I know that Unify is much less expensive than Omnisphere but I can change the frequency per track in Omnisphere -- on the fly. The problem with using the DAW is that it changes the pitch globally rather than per track or preset and often distorts the entire composition. Thanks again for your help! Kudos!
Yes and you can assign this “Layer Enable” to our Macro Knobs. Which can have multiple break points on the knob path. Which means one knob could change between a myriad of mixes if you had say 12 layers where some are on and some are off in different configurations as you move the knob! It’s super powerful for live applications/improvisations!
To be honest my friend, I would need to meet someone that specializes in playing Indian instruments. It would be wonderful to make a library like this but it might have to wait until I visit India someday myself.
hi, i got Unify a long time but sadly i didnt use it yet much i need more time to check. what i dont get with such a sound library is you need all those free VSTs isntalled dont you? but what if a vst has issues in future? the library gets kinda broken? i liked the unify + Omnisphere libraries more cause you had not so many different vst requirements? or do i misunderstand it?
From what I understand, if you buy a "made for Unify ONLY" library, you don't need any other instruments usually. In this case Vital is free and once installed on your computer, even if it ever gets unsupported in a distant future, you still keep your version installed and all should work fine. Also, If you buy one that is made for say Omnisphere, Vital or Diva, etc. and it is "Unified", then yes you need to own those other instruments to play the "Unified" version of the library in Unify. Hoping to help. Maybe John can add his view on the subject if I missed something.
Yes, I confirm that I made this library unify exclusive, which means you only need unify. Everything else comes pre installed with it, you don't have to do anything. On top of that, we decided to giveaway as a bonus 40 patches I crafted in vital, which I later on manipulated and sampled for Space Dreams. So if you want to use that, you have to get vital, which has a free version😮😊
The free VST plug-ins that we bundle with Unify are ones we maintain ourselves, or where we have excellent relationships with the developers. If any should fail in future, we’ll fix them. You don’t have to install these VSTs yourself-the Unify installer installs them automatically, to a separate VST folder just for Unify.
The bonus presets for Vital will work in any recent version of Vital, including the VST3. Note Vital itself is NOT required for the Space Dreams library for Unify. Bob used Vital in his own studio to create some custom presets, which he then *sampled* for use in the Unify patches. For anyone who happens to have the Vital plug-in, he also shared these custom presets as a bonus.
Those pads and plucks sound absolutely marvelous.
Allready bought, and I love it😍 and when you see what SUNO AI can do, you feel sick 🙄So what's left? Stay creative with making ambient tracks😜
Whoa. That AI app is cool for sketching or generating ideas. Audio output is weak for the moment, thankfully 😅 Thanks for mentioning it, though.
Yes, these are tools but will never replace us (I hope!)
3 minutes in and I was sold already amazing!
Bought as soon as heard that Bob Dedes created it!
Thank you so much 😂😊
Worth the price just to get a good look at Bob's Vital programming.
It is interesting, but be aware these patches were designed to be sampled, which is not the same as patches designed to be patches if you know what I mean but yes, it’s still interesting!
I am sold! Adding this with my Ambient Dreams library!
I think there might be a cool little bonus for those that have these two 😲Thank you for your support!
Nice sounds.
I was going to comment that 5 minutes in and I was already sold, when I notice that someone said the exactly same comment two hours earlier!
Beautiful and really great 🙏
It's certainly the Unify quality I've come to expect, and I'll likely pick this up of course, that's just how we 'hobbyist bedroom plugin addicted producers' roll. Already thinking of that first custom patch I build with Space Dreams... The premise being to travel to another multiverse, a terrifying, AI driven and dystopic version of our existing reality, and (looking at the website now) where the cost of a plugin sound library costs... ninety two dollars. 😮
Yes, while most of my libraries are put together in a shorter cycle, Bob’s libraries are on a 4 - 6 month cycle. Much more time delivering much deeper explored library experience. It gives you all a myriad of choices / price points. ❤️
I'm getting this. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
The library is amazing and the Vital patches are something else!
Sold at 2 minutes Skippy, take my money!
sounds.....awesome
Amazing! 😱
Great staff as always. One question, I want to use my hardware synth with Unify. How to do it? How to route midi out? Thank you
Awe inspiring... ❤... 🫂 bought
Thank you Dana, enjoy 🙂
Beautiful, I really love the sound at 37:07
Many many great sounds in this library! Congrats to Bob Dedes! 👏
John, is it possible to Unify G-Force OB-E and OB-X soft synths?
I would love to hear what would be possible to create with these inside Unify. Thanks
You can use these or any synth plug-ins in Unify; you don’t have to wait for a unified library.
@@shanedunne8488 Ok thanks, I was not sure if they where on the list already.
But what I was refering to mostly is a library dedicated to tweaking sounds from those G-Force synths with multi layers and FX from Unify. Unless I make one myself, which would be a nice project!
@@mistral-unizion-music - I appreciate the kind words - thank you. I am hesitant to make libraries that require Unify + a paid plug-in. I've done this in the past for Serum with mixed results. We have libraries that use free plug-ins (BBC Symphony orchestra from Spitfire Audio and Bob did an incredible 80's library using Vital in Unify) - once it become Unify + a paid plug-in, many complain that they need to buy something else in order for the library to work. I don't know. Maybe someday but there are many sounds I still wish to explore with the tools found just within Unify.
@@PlugInGuruVideoI get your point, actually, it makes total sense.
Then the next best thing would be to make a bank for those synths to become "Unified", right? Like Fred did from Subsonic Artz with Diva banks for example, or like Jason Schoepfer (Rocky Mountain Sounds) does for his Omnisphere soundsets, right? Or did I missed something? I don't know how to make one of my soundsets "Unified" but I will ask Jason from RMS.
@@mistral-unizion-music- So a Unified library is simply the factory patches from a particular plug-in saved in Unify format. The G-Force OB-E AND the OBX have both already been Unified (with permission from GForce) - you can download those on the Unify page - scroll down and you'll find a list of now over 100 Synthesizers we have saved the factory patches in Unify format for you to add to Unify if you wish!
What Jason and Jaap at Triple Spiral Audio do is include their Omnisphere Patches saved in Unify format, but you need to buy their patch libraries of course to have access to both formats - they both require you to own Omnisphere 2 or whatever the original library was designed for, same with the Unified libraries - if you own the synth, then download the Unifed library for that synth.
Intensive use of Klangfalter I like by the libaries of Bob Dedes. For the textures I did sample a lots of original NASA Sounds where I got their permissions. In parts I think Bob did the same?
Yes I Did use nasa sonifications, which I edited, sound designed and then infused them into many of the layers used to create this mega complex beast 😮😊
@@BobDedes83 so my ears are still good enough to separate such. I got from a US LA based law initiative the permission for videos too. Since a long time ago. And this is something I miss still in Unify. Libary specific extra videos of the artist. In times that AI takes over the music in an incredible way, it’s more and more important to have direct contact with the artist to go new ways. And you are one of the rare ones that mix new and traditional ways very balanced. I did invite John and others for to meet and produce together. The location you find in my Facebook. For some reasons the pluginguru Facebook side prefers more sexy bot ladies than the ones that give fresh ideas.
OMG is ther Jean Michel Jarre among us?
Is there a way to record at 432 Hz in Unity? Or change the frequency to other than 440 Hz?
Unify has nothing to do with that. It's the DAW that you have to configure in order to ''compose'' in 432hz or any other rate for that matter. The other option you have, is to use a converter to your finished track!
@@BobDedes83 Thank you! I know that Unify is much less expensive than Omnisphere but I can change the frequency per track in Omnisphere -- on the fly. The problem with using the DAW is that it changes the pitch globally rather than per track or preset and often distorts the entire composition.
Thanks again for your help! Kudos!
So you have to also purchase the VST Unify? for $79
Yes, Unify is the plugin / host, Space Dreams is the Library / Expansion.
Ok no thanks! @@BobDedes83
At 26.48 can you do that with any instrument how to make green dots appear? Thinking using this live with all my pads/textures.
Yes and you can assign this “Layer Enable” to our Macro Knobs. Which can have multiple break points on the knob path. Which means one knob could change between a myriad of mixes if you had say 12 layers where some are on and some are off in different configurations as you move the knob! It’s super powerful for live applications/improvisations!
Sir, please also make a library of Indian instruments.
To be honest my friend, I would need to meet someone that specializes in playing Indian instruments. It would be wonderful to make a library like this but it might have to wait until I visit India someday myself.
Dear sir, please let me know if there are ongoing promotions on this one. I love it very very much but currently cannot afford it at full price :(
Memorial day sale starts tonight!
Thank you very much. I bought it 😊@@PlugInGuruVideo
😊
hi, i got Unify a long time but sadly i didnt use it yet much i need more time to check. what i dont get with such a sound library is you need all those free VSTs isntalled dont you? but what if a vst has issues in future? the library gets kinda broken?
i liked the unify + Omnisphere libraries more cause you had not so many different vst requirements? or do i misunderstand it?
From what I understand, if you buy a "made for Unify ONLY" library, you don't need any other instruments usually. In this case Vital is free and once installed on your computer, even if it ever gets unsupported in a distant future, you still keep your version installed and all should work fine.
Also, If you buy one that is made for say Omnisphere, Vital or Diva, etc. and it is "Unified", then yes you need to own those other instruments to play the "Unified" version of the library in Unify.
Hoping to help.
Maybe John can add his view on the subject if I missed something.
Yes, I confirm that I made this library unify exclusive, which means you only need unify. Everything else comes pre installed with it, you don't have to do anything. On top of that, we decided to giveaway as a bonus 40 patches I crafted in vital, which I later on manipulated and sampled for Space Dreams. So if you want to use that, you have to get vital, which has a free version😮😊
The free VST plug-ins that we bundle with Unify are ones we maintain ourselves, or where we have excellent relationships with the developers. If any should fail in future, we’ll fix them. You don’t have to install these VSTs yourself-the Unify installer installs them automatically, to a separate VST folder just for Unify.
The bonus presets for Vital will work in any recent version of Vital, including the VST3. Note Vital itself is NOT required for the Space Dreams library for Unify. Bob used Vital in his own studio to create some custom presets, which he then *sampled* for use in the Unify patches. For anyone who happens to have the Vital plug-in, he also shared these custom presets as a bonus.
@@shanedunne8488 Well explained, thanks.