How Do You Route Omnisphere Properly?

Does anyone know how to route Omnisphere in Logic or Cubase correctly? I have set it up as a multitimbral instrument - =8 voices - however, while it is assigning the voices on individual channels, I can not assign individual fx. An eq on channel one is assigned to ALL 8 voices - not good - If I set up an auxillary bus on one channel, it assigns the bus to ALL channels - this is most frustrating. Clearly I could set up say, three different Omnispheres and use the instrument for strings, bass and leads - but this does lessen control to some extent. Can anyone tell me how to fix this irritating problem?

[Europica]

Hi Steven

I'm not sure if this might help but I found this tutorial on youtube, but the guy is using Ableton. Hope it helps.

YouTube - Lesson 012: Omni routing

YouTube - Lesson 012: Omni routing

[Steven Silverthorn]

Thanks for your input, it's appreciated. I have Live 7 and thanks to that tutorial have figured it out for that DAW - but not Logic - which is my favourite sequencer - the only solution I can see at the moment, is to export all the midi parts to audio - but its a fiddly process - doubling the amount of work. I guess if no one can help I will have to get support from Spectrasonics! Well I logged in and watched loads of videos, but nothing on routing!

One nice thing about Omnisphere, though, is it is almost like a self contained DAW in its own right! You can add Omnisphere FX, not only to a patch, but to an individual layer and of course there is a mixer, in which you can pan and balance dynamics.

It is the most powerful synth on the planet, bar none -