Sounds great, but not new or unique. Nearly every company tries something like this and even heavyocity has done it. So: Why again? Do we really need new presets for cinematic music? I doubt.
I completely agree with your opinion. There are many similar libraries that are also great, such as Keepforest and others. But in my opinion, Oblivion definitely deserves a spot on the must-have library list. Thank you
@@soundsource-channel Why? What has is that is really new or unique or different sounding. I agree, it is a good product and if you looking for something like that, the price is better than some of the competitors. But if you have the standards I don‘t see that as a must have!
Well, I like the libraries from Heavyocity, and this one is the only library that is very different from other Heavyocity libraries. So, this will greatly complement my Heavyocity library collection, at least that's my personal list and my personal opinion as well.
Very Nice, Already on my list too. thank you Soundsource
Sounds great, but not new or unique. Nearly every company tries something like this and even heavyocity has done it. So: Why again? Do we really need new presets for cinematic music? I doubt.
I completely agree with your opinion. There are many similar libraries that are also great, such as Keepforest and others.
But in my opinion, Oblivion definitely deserves a spot on the must-have library list. Thank you
@@soundsource-channel Why? What has is that is really new or unique or different sounding. I agree, it is a good product and if you looking for something like that, the price is better than some of the competitors. But if you have the standards I don‘t see that as a must have!
Well, I like the libraries from Heavyocity, and this one is the only library that is very different from other Heavyocity libraries. So, this will greatly complement my Heavyocity library collection, at least that's my personal list and my personal opinion as well.
Great now you just push a key and do no more sound design. If you wanna sound like Mick Gordon. Be unique. Create your own sounds.
I might be unfair, but it sounds like some tacky presets for Omnisphere.