GForce Software Oberheim OB-X Sound Demo, This Emulation Is Approved By Tom Oberheim
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ม.ค. 2025
- GForce Software has published the Oberheim OB-X plugin, here is a sound demo. The Oberheim OB-X is an emulation of the iconic analog polysynth from 1977, approved by Tom Oberheim himself.
GForce takes the Oberheim OB-X in its official emulation several steps further by adding creative features such as X-Modifiers giving you endless modulations, multi-effects, full aftertouch support, and more.
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I like that bass at 2:50. Great demo, thanks Tom!
Just played it for a couple of hours. Sounds pretty darn good, presets are very nice, stable, and... it's an Oberheim!
Sounds large and in charge. GForce FTW!
for a plugin it sounds really good :)
Thanks for the great demo!!
GForce are truly in one league with U-He when it comes to VA. Nobody needs to clutter their studio space with Behringer clones nowadays.
So true. Still waiting for a Diva 2. But the Ob-x is my favorite classic synth.
Omnisphere is even way better, expensive but outstanding and can go beyond the VA
@@jno8039 ofc you wouldn't want to own only one synth :) Omnisphere is great! But if you want the sound of an OB-X, this one is obviously the way to go.
@@jno8039Omnisphere is not a true synth, you can't create your own sound from scratch. It's just a perfect romper.
@@NatLifeSounds ahaha what are you talking about?
You probably never use Omnisphere to said that.
Most Studios these days have the hardware for the Instagram
Pics - but when you get there they aren’t plugged in and they are using plugins for the actual recordings. These days the difference isn’t in the sound but perception.
Plus, so much of the sound evolves after the fact in the mix. Applying EQ, exciter, compression, clipping, limiting, reverb, delay. saturation. If you are trying to compose FAST, then nothing beats the advantage at instant recall of soft synths. I own both, and love my analog synths, but sometimes it's too cumbersome dealing with librarians, patching in etc. We get lazy...
nice brutal sounds...
It's sounds good, very close, but I'm still missing something, mine sounds a lot more open, brighter, wider, glued together.
Nide demo - I however still by far prefer OP-X PRO-II
Really? Can you explain why? Please.☔️☔️☔️😎
@@kamelhamlaoui9983 Far more lively sound and loads more and much better presets included (about 3'000 compared to just 400 in OB.X). In the meantime I upgraded to OP-X PRO-3 which is even better.
Thanks for your answer. I have opx2 , how can I upgrade it to opx3?
@@kamelhamlaoui9983You'll have to pay 30 bucks for the upgrade. It's advertised on their website
@@synthuser3656 thanks!😉😎
Gekauft, geschraubt und für gut befunden - und direkt in 'nen neuen Song eingebaut. Fügt sich gleich schomma smooth ein.
I recently was gifted a license to impOSCar2, but the user interface is ridiculously small at typical display resolutions, making the plugin unusable. Also, the installer didn't handle folder permissions correctly, which is stupidly annoying.
well you are taking about a plugin from 2012, so 11 years old. The guys have changed their programming environment and are currently shifting to a new generation of plugins. Minimosta got a version 2, Oddity v3 and I'm pretty sure they will publish next year impOSCar 3 with a new UI, new features etc.
And that's the thing with VST's and software, they keep changing which means in no time at all your beloved VST becomes obsolete, unusable and pretty useless.
But it sounds really good though for such an old soft synth. GeForce’s new stuff OB-E etc. Is streets ahead.
Almost all of GForce's plugins have recently been updated with their new GUI designs, which include fully rescaleable GUIs and a user friendly accessible preset menu system. It's unfortunate for you that your first experience was with one of their only plugins remaining that has yet to be updated to their user interface system. Most of us who own impOSCar 2 were expecting that to be their next plugin to update. To be honest, I thought that was going to be what they released this time, but then they launched this OB-X out of the blue instead (no complaints, since it's great!). However, I doubt it will be much longer before impOSCar gets the similar UI overhaul (albeit that will likely be in the form of an upgrade to v3).
@@Tyrell_Corp2019 You're mixing things up now. Tyrell is made by U-he and not GForce. Two different companies: one from Germany, another from UK. Yes Tyrell was made in collaboration with a German magazine. Since it is freeware and development and maintenance costs money, they didn't publish of updates for it. The magazine would have to pay for it. Cheers
do you like our owl?
4:45
Virtual analog doesn't really do it for me I prefer the real deal.
Yeah there is something unsatisfying about it. Get a Polybrute and play some notes in the really high registers and it becomes sort of obvious that hardware has the edge. I do like digital hardware though. It has a sound. But hey, so do plugins. This sounds nice for example. Not enough to make me give up the hardware workflow and sound but you know, it is awesome how far it's all come. Good times we live in.
it really depends on your workflow...i have both (even of the same synths) and the hardware encourages improvisation and jamming while the VSTs help with structuring the sound design...plus there's a lot more you can do with these patches with effects and mixing, just as with the hardware
ofcourse, but this is 1% of the newprice of the 'real deal'
@@tendingtropic7778 Yeah. It's great.
@@helisoma Yeah software is good. We still use it here but less and less and it's been mostly for educational purposes. With proper a routing setup hardware is kind at parity level with software. Especially if you use something like Bitwig which is designed from the ground up for hardware integration. Still, software will continue to have value and to be honest I am kind of excited at just how far software has come. I still use my Diva copy like I said. It's a great piece of software. I'd have no problem using this if i didn't have hardware.
"Authentic emulation" is an oxymoron.
Old news!
ok, not the real fat thing
compares to obsession?
Isn‘t OBsession rather modeled after the OB-Xa?