Omnisphere Patch Noise Cleanup
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I’m working on a track in Logic Pro that relies on a single factory patch inside Omnisphere. Two layers in that patch are noticeably noisy and distract from the arrangement. Because the noise seems to come from specific instruments within the patch, I need someone who knows Omnisphere’s layer structure to surgically remove those offending layers while leaving the rest of the sound intact.
Here’s what I’m after:
• Remove the specific instrument layers that generate the obvious noise (I’m not 100 % sure whether they’re drums, synths, or strings, but the moment you solo the layers the culprits stand out).
• Keep every remaining element sounding neutral and clean—no extra warmth, brightness, or effects added.
• Return the edited patch as a standard .omnisphere or .prt_omni file that I can drop straight back into my user library and load inside the same Logic session, with all MIDI assignments and mod-wheel behaviour preserved.
I’ll provide the original factory patch file along with a short MIDI clip so you can A/B before and after. Once you send the cleaned-up version, I’ll confirm the noise is gone and the character is unchanged; that will complete the job.
Here’s what I’m after:
• Remove the specific instrument layers that generate the obvious noise (I’m not 100 % sure whether they’re drums, synths, or strings, but the moment you solo the layers the culprits stand out).
• Keep every remaining element sounding neutral and clean—no extra warmth, brightness, or effects added.
• Return the edited patch as a standard .omnisphere or .prt_omni file that I can drop straight back into my user library and load inside the same Logic session, with all MIDI assignments and mod-wheel behaviour preserved.
I’ll provide the original factory patch file along with a short MIDI clip so you can A/B before and after. Once you send the cleaned-up version, I’ll confirm the noise is gone and the character is unchanged; that will complete the job.