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GForce introduce Minimonsta2
The newly released Minimonsta2 retains the fundamental architecture of its predecessor but builds on it in many ways.
Published 28/2/23
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GForce update Oberheim OB-E & SEM soft synths
Oberheim OB-E v2.5 and Oberheim SEM v1.5 mark the first anniversary of GForce's collaboration with Oberheim.
Published 22/2/23
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GForce launch Oddity3
Oddity3 is the latest version of GForce Software's ARP Odyssey recreation, and features a host of new features and improvements including support for velocity and polyphonic aftertouch.
Published 1/11/22
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GForce release Oberheim SEM
GForce have once again collaborated with Oberheim, this time creating an emulation of the iconic Oberheim SEM synthesizer.
Published 7/7/22
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GForce M-Tron MkII
Software Instrument
Veteran software Mellotron specialists GForce have recreated the sounds of the earliest models with startling accuracy.
Published May 2022
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GForce Software introduces M-Tron MkII
GForce announce the M-Tron MkII software instrument, a celebration and realisation of an instrument based on the insanely rare and highly coveted original mother of all ‘trons, the Mellotron MkI/MkII.
Published 28/1/22
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GForce Software OB-E
Software Synthesizer [Mac]
Can GForce capture the character of the legendary Oberheim 8‑Voice in software?
Published June 2021
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Bright Sparks released for free
Synth documentary explores the lives of Robert Moog, Don Buchla, Peter Zinovieff, Alan R Pearlman, Harry Chamberlin, Adrian Wagner, Ken Freeman and the Bradley Brothers.
Published 9/2/21
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GForce Minimonsta
Virtual Analogue Synth [PC/Mac]
Forget completely flexible software synthesis — what everyone wants, it seems, is emulations of 35-year-old monophonic analogue synths! We check out the latest modelled Minimoog, and see how it compares to the original hardware.
Published August 2005
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GForce Virtual String Machine
Sample Library [Mac/PC]
Long considered to be terminally un-hip, string machines are on the brink of a revival. Will Gforce's VSM advance their rehabilitation?
Published May 2008
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