There are patches with motion, and there are a slew of patches that use synth layers not for effect, but in subtle ways that enhance the realism of the acoustic sound source. The mod wheel brings in a preset-altering effect on nearly every patch. The effects engine of Omnisphere 2 has been leveraged to the max, as has the programming aspect. It's not just the sound sources that shine here. The gospel-inspired patches that meld Wurlitzer and Hammond with a touch of synth brought a smile to my face. There are atmospheric pianos that swirl into the void, aggressive clavs layered with synths that don't just bite - they devour. With the sheer number of sounds available in this update, it's pretty much impossible to pin down a 'sound' that Keyscape Creative has. It has a ton of usable stuff, anywhere from Euro dance to film score to hip-hop, etc. After digging around in the latest offering, I’m happy to report that the update is definitely worth your time. The synth still sounds nowhere near as good as Serum and all the EDM. This collection is free to folks who own both instruments, so if you already own both Omnisphere 2 and Keyscape it's rather silly not to simply download the latest version of both libraries and open your gift of 1200 new patches. Im mainly glad I did to have the latest version but to me, its a pretty meh upgrade.
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