ILIO Fire Water

Bring out Your Inner Synth Dragon-Master

Every virtue has its vice, and every yin its yang. Music production should reflect this universal truth, according to J. Scott G. (formerly of Deepsky) and MIDIhead. Together they’ve produced a new patch library for Omnisphere 2 called "Fire Water."

In it, you'll find ripping synth basses, powerful and funky leads, lush pads, ethereal and epic poly synths, interesting fx and textures, vocoder sound bites, and BPM-locked movers.

As the name suggests, every patch ranges from overtly aggressive to warm and serene. Fire Water is a professional producer's toolbox of sounds that will help you construct any type of modern electronic music, such as Drum and Bass, Trap, Hip-Hop, Pop, EDM, and even Film Score. Fire Water will take you from dark to light moods in a split second, and yield infinite options for blending them in new and unusual ways.

About the Sound Designers

J. Scott G. (formerly of Deepsky) is an electronic music producer who has released countless original albums and singles and has written original music with Adam Lambert, Jes, and many others. He's also remixed artists such as Madonna, Seal, David Bowie, Paul Oakenfold, Johnny Cash, and Frank Sinatra (just to name a few). He’s written music that has appeared in major motion pictures such as Bad Boys II, Tomb Raider, and The Art Of War; television shows like CSI and Buffy the Vampire Slayer; and numerous video games.

Michael (MIDIhead) Babbitt is an electronic music producer and songwriter who’s released an award-winning synthpop album and remixed songs from Kaskade and Late Night Alumni, has had original scores in movie trailers for The Matrix Reloaded, Silent Hill, and Mad Max-Fury Road, as well as television shows such as Dexter, CSI, Prison Break, Myth Busters, Miami Ink, America’s Next Top Model (to name a few) and many remixes and original songs appeared in Konami’s Dance, Dance, Revolution video game series.

System Requirements

Spectrasonics Omnisphere version 2.1 or higher (sold separately)