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This is a slightly brighter, a little more distant processed sound that has automated Octave shimmering in the reverb. Truly magical! MM1 Effects used to make the Magical Reverb (yes, those are the settings, too!) Using 3 different reverbs allows the reverb to interact and in a way, become better than just 1 by itself. This is a lush warm chain of 3 different reverbs fed into a subtle multiprocessor effect for a beautiful lush sound. WARNING!! Play this and whoever is in the room will fall in love with you.

Intimate - This is a variation on the MM1 Multis but the filtering is lowered, the filter EG takes out the brightness of the reverb so it’s just a huge warm blanket of lushness in the sound.

The Mod wheel can be increased to add even more reverb to the sounds. I put a little reverb on them because totally dry sounds totally fake. Each of these treatments had a different goal: In doing this, I also decided to make not ONE but TWO different effect chains. Once I had the DRY maps sounding pretty much like they do today, it was time to run them thru my MegaMagic effect chain. Editing DetailsĪfter the recording session, I spent time selecting the best performances, constructing the DRY guitar maps in Logic Pro and finalizing the sample files - this involved tuning and noise reduction inside of iZotope's RX5 application. We recorded into a Nuendo system running at 24bit 48Khz mostly thru an AKG-414 microphone. He brought many wonderful instruments to a studio in North Portland owned and operated by Drew Canulette.

The amazing guitar player and my close friend is Erick Hailstone. (MegaMagic: Guitars Part 2 will be all about single samples from these guitars that make really awesome andmagical "guitar-like" patches.) I am presenting these only as Multis – there are some awesome bonus patches included but the HEART and SOUL of this library is focused on these 6 patch Multis. This library consists of 7 guitars in 4 different “treatments”. So, with this wonderful addition of being able to load our own samples into Omnisphere, a simple but well recorded set of 6 samples for each string on a guitar seemed like a fun project to attempt – and it came out AMAZINGLY NICELY! I get jealous of the amazing dynamic range and tonal changes a guitar player can invoke just by playing with a little more fingernail or a stronger strum. I love guitars – I’ve always wished I could play guitar but never did. PluginGuru MegaMagic Guitars Part 1 for Omnisphere 2.1ħ Acoustic Guitars / 6-samples / Pure Magic Tags: Soul, Pop music, Ambient, Additional sounds and presets, Cinematic samples, Rock