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1. #INTEGRATING OMNISPHERE 2.5 WITH YAMAHA MOTIF ES INSTALL#
2. #INTEGRATING OMNISPHERE 2.5 WITH YAMAHA MOTIF ES PORTABLE#

Yes, there's this general rule of thumb - the more complex the program, the harder to keep it stable. That's thousands of more ways a bug can enter into the system. Now bear in mind, that in any software, every additional feature often needs hundreds, sometimes thousands of lines of code.

If it wasn't, then that's a poor reflection on you as a professional music performer. If you've ever considered using a computer as a tone module on stage, stability would have been a big-ass concern. Why is that a bad thing, so long as it works? The subtle, easy-to-miss point is that the typical DAW was (mostly) designed for studio work, not live work. All the ingredients are there - you've got your DAW, and you've got your plugins.

#INTEGRATING OMNISPHERE 2.5 WITH YAMAHA MOTIF ES PORTABLE#

So as powerful, portable computers become affordable, it made sense to use them as tone modules. And a DAW is another software intended to do a lot of things - typical studio stuff, mostly: recording/sequencing/composing (I know this is a broad generalization, but bear with me - it helps drive home the point). Most VIs are sold as plugins - VST/AU/others some can alsobe used standalone.īut what are these plug-ins supposed to plug in to? As stated earlier, DAWs, mostly. On OSX, you have Audio Unit (AU), developed by Apple. Thus, for example, on Windows, you have the VST, which is a proprietary standard developed by Steinberg. Since the overwhelming bulk of VIs are used in studio DAWs, certain industry standards were developed.

#INTEGRATING OMNISPHERE 2.5 WITH YAMAHA MOTIF ES INSTALL#

There appear to be some subtle misconceptions floating around in this thread so please bear with me if most of this is obvious.Ī 'virtual instrument' is a generic term for a piece of software, which you can install on a computer, effectively turning it into a sound module, playable from a MIDI keyboard. it would perhaps be useful to clear up a few concepts, and terminology.