Producers, sound designers, and composers can expand their Spectasonics Omnisphere 2.6 palette with Ilio Elevator, a library of 115 patches that harness the power of Omnisphere's Modulation Matrix and multiple layers. It offers bidirectional sonics by reimagining how the modulation wheel and aftertouch are used to control sources (e.g., pitch, depth, filter, speed, delay, reverb amount, waveform shape, symmetry, hard sync, FM, Ring Modulation, movement, and color), both meticulously programmed to modulate each element simultaneously.

With sounds including hits, synths, FX, pads, textures, basses, plucks, arpeggios, and more, Elevator enables you to turn your musical creations into epic builds, risers, falls, transitions, and stops. Create drama, movement, and anticipation, great for electronic music productions and TV/film, trailer, and game soundtracks.

Film, Trailers, Promos, Video Games, EDM    Expression with Mod Wheel and Aftertouch    Hits, Synths, FX, Pads, Textures    Basses, Plucks, Arpeggios    115 Patches with 88 Tetra Patches    Requires Omnisphere 2.6 to Operate

Eighty-eight out of the 115 patches were programmed as Tetra patches. With all 4 layers utilized in a single Part (Omnisphere's 8 multitimbral Parts contain 4 Layers, each), you can combine or solo each layer to isolate and perform a more thinned-out version. This gives you well over 300 unique new sound variations. In the browser, simply search for the word Tetra, or select it from within Omnisphere's Attributes menu to discover them all.

The modulation wheel is an important part of Elevator's control. All patches have been programmed with modulation wheel and aftertouch. Open filters and add tempo-pulsing amplitude, vibrato, longer reverb, delay tails, and more, using the additional expressive control offered by aftertouch. You may find yourself using the modulation wheel, pitch wheel, and aftertouch at the same time, giving you some very interesting results.

Elevator is fully Unify compatible.

As with all Omnisphere patch libraries, registered users enjoy the added benefit of access to free updates when they become available. From time to time, new patches are added, further expanding your pallet at no additional cost to you.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How many MD-LX can I daisy chain? In need to feed an HDMI signal to 6 TVs about 40' between each TV. I want to loop from one to the next via RG6 then drop of the MD-LX to each TV. Will that work?

A: In theory there should not be a limit to the amount used as it will re-clock the signal.

Q: 2. If I send HD SDI in to be converted to HDMI will it loop out the SDI signal to the SDI out?

A: Yes, the default setting is to send signal to both outputs whenever you plug into an input.

Q: 3. What type of cable is recommended to send the SDI?

A: Hi Michael, This is Jules from product support at Symbiosis, Decimator's master distributor in the US. Any good quality SDI cable with full size BNC connectors will be fine for carrying the SDI signal as long as it's rated for the combination of format and distance you need, most of the quality cable manufacturers have tables available that show the maximum distance each cable will reliably carry the format you are intending to use. B&H stock a great selection of cables and their experts are really knowledgable (as well as friendly!) so I'm sure they will help you choose a suitable one if you can let them know the format you are sending (for example: 720p25, 1080p60) and also the length of cable you need. I hope this helps... Jules

Q: 4. Does this pass embedded audio?

A: It passes embedded audio.

Q: 5. do you need a receiver?

A: The Bosch LP1?BC10E?1 is designed for installation applications and requires connection to a compatible 100V system amplifier. Not able to be used with a standard 8 ohm (low impedance) system. http://bhpho.to/1MqNY8s

Q: 6. Will this convert an HDMI signal from 1080p to 1080i?

A: I'm afraid not. This product is just a Bidirectional Converter that will change SDI to HDMI and HDMI to SDI. It does not do frame rate conversions and scaling. For that you would need to look at the DECIMATOR MD-HX, which is a HDMI/SDI Cross Converter with Scaling & Frame Rate Conversion. https://bhpho.to/2fDbJBb

Q: 7. Is there any latency in the conversion ?

A: The latency is not going to be a concern with this converter.

Q: 8. Does this reclock the signal as well?

A: Jake, I cannot see anywhere in the literature where it says that the HDSDI input will be reclocked; so I would have to say no, it does not. This is the dumbed down version of the MD-HX--to offer a less expensive conversion of a HDSDI signal to a HDMI one--or the reverse. Poor thing can't do everything! It's powered my a micro USB connection--cut it some slack. =

Q: 9. I want to place this between a computer and projector looping through a Blackmagic ATEM. HDMI (Computer) - SDI (ATEM) - SDI (ATEM-AUX) - HDMI (Projector). The question is what happens if the ATEM is off. Will this automatically switch the projector to the Computer HDMI (Computer) - HDMI (Projector)?

A: As we see it, the outputs are always active so you should be good to go.

Q: 10. Can this be used to power the Canon R5c via its USB-C port, while plugging it to a V-mount battery on D-Tap?

A: Yes, the SHAPE 100W D-Tap to USB-C Bidirectional Charging Adapter can be used to power the internal battery of your Canon R5C.