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1. Halion sonic se 2 instrument list install#
2. Halion sonic se 2 instrument list registration#
3. Halion sonic se 2 instrument list download#

HALion Sonic SE 3 – is a free download from Steinberg. We reviewed HALion Sonic 3 in our last issue read that review here.

Halion sonic se 2 instrument list install#

HALion Sonic 3 is a subset of HALion 6 – when you install HALion 6 you end up with desktop shortcuts to both (at least on Windows that’s what happened). However, the two important functions that might be are the ability to import samples and the ability to edit wave tables. For ordinary users, most of the editors will not be missed. HALion Sonic 3 – this one has nearly all of its big brother’s playback capability, but lacks a number of editors for content creation. That can be found here, (and, please, there’s no need to point out that I got the capitalization wrong the first time out). HALion 6 – this is the Big Kahuna on which we are focusing here. First, you should understand the makeup of the HALion family of which there are three members: We’ll defer pricing information momentarily. This inconvenience should go away in future releases. If you decide not to upgrade, you will need to reinstall the earlier version. However, owners of HALion 5 will see the demo overwrite it when installing. A full-content demo download is available (URL at bottom of this article). The factory content requires 30 GB of disk. A 1920 x 1080 screen or larger is recommended. Formats are VST 2, VST 3, AU and (another first) AAX. One side-effect of this change is that users will be unable to retain HALion 5 on the same system upon which they install HALion 6.

Halion sonic se 2 instrument list registration#

Registration is via an eLicenser account, but for the first time, the eLicenser dongle is not a requirement. Before getting into it, however, let us dispense with the necessary details. It is the product of meticulous engineering, uncompromising attention to detail, and elegant design (spoiler alert: I think rather highly of this software). If HALion 6 where a car, you might be tempted to call it “a Mercedes-class vehicle”. HALion 6 brings a true sample-capture capability which probably makes it unique among all virtual instruments claiming to be “hybrid” in some fashion. Notice that above I used the designation “sampler” not “sample player”. You could also say that Spectrasonic’s Omnisphere also competes in this space except that Omnisphere is quite limited in terms of importing user-supplied sample content. The only real competition it has in terms of overall capabilities is from UVI’s mighty Falcon hybrid synth/sampler. Steinberg bills it as a “VST Sampler and Sound Creation System” (although it comes in more flavors than just VST).

HALion 6 is a hybrid synth/sample player/sampler that is an extremely capable and attractive virtual instrument. It’s broad in scope, deep in functionality, and deserves your considerable attention. HALion 6 is the latest incarnation of Steinberg’s flagship virtual musical instrument.