Synth Legends (2005): Bob Moog, Tom Oberheim, Dave Smith, Marcus Ryle, Roger Linn

video upload by moogfoundation

"Get your SYNTH LEGENDS Limited Edition T-Shirt here: bit.ly/SynthLegendsTshirt
Pre-orders open through August 25th!

Join us live on August 21, 2025 at 8 pm EDT as we present the entire 𝘚𝘺𝘯𝘵𝘩 𝘓𝘦𝘨𝘦𝘯𝘥𝘴 symposium from April 19, 2005 - Bob Moog’s final public appearance. This historic event, originally organized by Russ Jones of AudioMIDI, brings together synth pioneers Bob Moog, Tom Oberheim, Dave Smith, and Marcus Ryle, with Roger Linn moderating. For the first time ever, the full 1-hour and 38-minute symposium will be broadcast in its entirety.

Note: the original audio recorded at this 2005 event was only captured on the camera mics and is not studio-perfect. We’ve worked to make audio enhancements, including painstaking audio mastering by Harold LaRue (https://haroldlaruemastering.com), to make this once-in-a-lifetime conversation as clear as possible. We suggest turning on closed captioning in order to not miss any of the content.

During the stream, join Tom Oberheim, Denise Smith (Dave Smith’s widow), Marcus Ryle, and Michelle Moog-Koussa (Bob Moog’s daughter and Executive Director of the Bob Moog Foundation) in the live chat as they share reflections, answer your questions, and provide personal insights into the legacy of Bob Moog and synthesis history.

Huge thanks to our sponsors, without whom this broadcast would not have been possible:

Platinum Sponsors:
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Gold Sponsors:
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Special thanks to: Russ Jones, Harold LaRue, Dave Gross, Mark Ethier, Marcus Ryle, Tom Oberheim, Denise Smith, Roger Linn, Axel Hartmann, and David Mash, all of whose contributions helped make this possible.

Why watch?
Experience the inspiring reflections of five synth legends.
Hear behind‑the‑scenes stories of innovation from the pioneers themselves.
Celebrate Bob Moog’s enduring legacy on the 20th anniversary of his passing.

Mark your calendars and bookmark this page! You won’t want to miss this very special tribute. Feel free to share with fellow synth lovers, and join us live on the 21st to celebrate the magic of synthesis together.
–
Synthesizer pioneer Bob Moog passed away on August 21, 2005. Throughout the month of August, we will share an informal remembrance video series, Voices for Bob, featuring musicians, technologists, innovators, and colleagues as they remember and reflect on Bob's indelible legacy.

▶️ "Voices For Bob" Shorts series:



 
▶️ "Moog Memories” video: bit.ly/MoogMemories [posted here]

Help us carry Bob's legacy forward to inspire future generations through the intersection of science, music, history, and innovation. Support our work by doing one (or all) of the following:

🌐 Visit the Bob Moog Foundation: https://www.moogfoundation.org"

GForce BassStation – Preset-Demo

video upload by KEYBOARDS

"Tauche ein in die Welt der GForce Bass Station – dem offiziellen Software-Clone der legendären Novation Bass Station aus den 90ern.

In diesem Video hörst du einen kompletten Beispieltrack, der ausschließlich mit Presets aus der GForce Bass Station erstellt wurde – ohne zusätzliche Plug-ins oder Effekte. So kannst du dir direkt ein Bild davon machen, wie vielseitig das Plugin klingt: fette Bässe, knackige Leads, warme Pads und inspirierende Sequenzen."

"Immerse yourself in the world of GForce Bass Station – the official software clone of the legendary Novation Bass Station from the 90s.

In this video, you'll hear a complete sample track created exclusively with presets from GForce Bass Station – without any additional plug-ins or effects. This gives you a firsthand impression of the plugin's versatility: fat basses, crisp leads, warm pads, and inspiring sequences."

Marius Leicht - Nachtblau (Matrix 1000 version)

video upload by Marius Leicht

"The piece 'Nachtblau' has gone full circle. I originally wrote it as a synthesizer piece, when I got GForce Software's Oberheim Eight Voice emulation, OB-E for review.
While recording my first solo album, Weltmaschine, I transformed it into a piano piece and recorded it with Nils Frahm's Zwicki Piano at his studio in Funkhaus, Berlin.
As there is not always a piano availlable when I play live shows, I rarely played that piece on stage. But since it gets requested a lot, I now went on to create a sound on my Oberheim Matrix 1000 which can be played very nuanced in dynamics and colour, so I can do this expressive piece justice. Leave your thoughts in the comments!

Check out the first Nachtblau video with OB-E here:" [posted here]

Get the album with the piano version here:

https://www.mariusleicht.com/sp/vinyl/

The full original synth version I created by layering my Oberheim SEM eight times is released only on the limited cassette version of my album KLANG | Oberheim Eight Voice, available here:

https://www.mariusleicht.com/klang-evs/

Free sheet music for Nachtblau available here:

https://www.mariusleicht.com/op/nacht..."

Monoculture: The Story of the Bass Station

video upload by Alex Ball

"A look at the story of the Novation Bass Station, a small synthesizer that's part of a big story.

0:00 Intro
0:49 Electronic Dream Plant
5:47 Oxford Synthesiser Company
12:07 Novation
13:04 The Bass Station
16:25 Rack and Super
17:44 Supernova & Nova
19:26 Software Perils
20:15 Reboot & Ultranova
21:58 Bass Station II
23:55 AFX Station
25:32 Peak & Summit
27:07 Mantis and Tributes
28:36 WARP, Swifty and GForce
29:55 Summary and Patreon Jam

Huge thank you to Focusrite, Novation, PWM, Source Distribution, Paul Wiffen, GForce, Dave Grant, David Hilowitz and my Patrons on Patreon."

Introducing Halogen FM by GForce Software

video upload by GForce Software

"FM synthesis is notoriously difficult to program — complex, technical, and often unintuitive. Halogen FM changes that. We built it to remove the barriers that have kept so many from exploring the raw, expressive power of FM.

Instead of diving into confusing algorithms or endless parameters, Halogen invites you to discover sound through play. It’s a generative instrument that responds to instinct, not instruction — giving you evolving textures, organic tones, and sonic surprises without requiring deep synth knowledge.

Halogen FM lets everyone tap into the beauty and unpredictability of FM synthesis — whether you’re a seasoned producer or just curious. Your ears lead the way, and happy accidents are part of the design.

Credits
Alexander Ewald - audio & video production and narration"

Halogen FM Walkthrough

video upload by GForce Software

00:00 - Intro
01:06 - Overview
03:05 - Generating Patches
05:31 - Macros
07:30 - Operators
14:45 - Modulation
17:52 - LFO / Additional Controls
20:58 - Reverb
22:00 - Saving A Patch
23:13 - Patch Browser
25:35 - Collections
26:26 - Settings
27:38 - CC Mapping
28:34 - Undo/Redo

More info at https://www.gforcesoftware.com/produc...

Halogen FM Synthesizer by GForce Software (No Talking)

video upload by Elektronick Musick

Introducing The Streetly Tapes - London for M-Tron Pro IV

video upload by GForce Software

"More info: https://www.gforcesoftware.com/produc...

Streetly Electronics and GForce Software are proud to present The Streetly Tapes – London, our final expansion pack for M-Tron Pro IV — a fitting conclusion to a collaboration that has celebrated the iconic sound of the Mellotron for over a decade.

Over the years, both ourselves and Streetly have been asked by original Tron owners why their tapes have a distinct, unmistakable character—one that doesn’t quite match the sound of the EMI tape-based Streetly recordings? They also point out that certain classic albums carry this same elusive tone.

The answer lies in a fascinating quirk of history.

Back in the early 1970s, when M400 production was in full swing at Streetly Electronics, the Mellotronics office in London decided to take matters into their own hands. Instead of sourcing tapes from Streetly, they opted to produce their own. But things didn’t go quite as planned…

This final Streetly Tapes volume brings you fifteen of the truly iconic Tron tape banks, each with that London Tape azimuth. What’s more, we’ve included 20 super rare tape banks from the last of the remaining Streetly Archives, to provide M-Tron Pro IV users with a total of 35 tape banks from the original and best Melly Library in existence."

GForce Software OB-E | No talking, just playing some custom sounds

video upload by xu.sounddesign - dirk rohde

"This is GForce Software OB-E. No DAW, no mastering, no other synths, no external effects, nothing but OB-E."

Introducing Oberheim TVS Pro by GForce Software

video upload by GForce Software

"More info at https://www.gforcesoftware.com/produc...

In 1975, Tom Oberheim revolutionised synthesiser design with the original TVS – Two Voice Synthesizer. By combining two SEMs and a keyboard, he introduced true duophony to the world—enabling musicians to play two independent voices simultaneously and explore harmonically rich, evolving soundscapes. It was a bold step forward, embraced by visionaries including Martin Gore, Adrian Utley, Peter Baumann, Lorn, The Prodigy, and Nils Frahm.

Decades later, the TVS Pro modernised that vision, adding a built-in sequencer, extended modulation, and refined controls—all while staying true to its unmistakable sonic DNA.

Now, with the GForce Oberheim TVS Pro plugin, this landmark instrument enters a new era. Developed in collaboration with Oberheim, this recreation captures not only the depth, warmth and character of the original, but also the spirit of innovation that made it extraordinary.

Credits
Alex Ball - audio & video production and narration
Çağatay Çetin - 3D animation"

Oberheim TVS Pro by GForce Walkthrough

video upload by GForce Software

00:00 - Intro
00:45 - Overview
03:30 - SEMS 1 & 2
10:13 - Output Mixer
10:57 - Keyboard Modes
17:21 - Sequencers A & B
22:04 - Keyboard Controls
23:44 - Effects
27:02 - Saving A Patch
28:33 - Patch Browser
31:10 - Collections
31:56 - Settings
32:41 - CC Mappings
33:19 Undo/Redo

GForce Software Oberheim TVS Pro Review

video upload by Molten Music Technology

"GForce pulls the two-voice, duelling SEM, sequence and keyboard-driven TVS Pro into the software realm. It's effortlessly retro, sumptuously old fashioned and plays very differently to regular synths." Oberheim TVS Pro Synthesizer by GForce Software (No Talking)

video upload by Elektronick Musick

"In 1975, Tom Oberheim revolutionised synthesiser design with the original TVS – Two Voice Synthesizer. By combining two SEMs and a keyboard, he introduced true duophony to the world—enabling musicians to play two independent voices simultaneously and explore harmonically rich, evolving soundscapes. It was a bold step forward, embraced by visionaries including Martin Gore, Adrian Utley, Peter Baumann, Lorn, The Prodigy, and Nils Frahm.

Decades later, the TVS Pro modernised that vision, adding a built-in sequencer, extended modulation, and refined controls—all while staying true to its unmistakable sonic DNA.

Now, with the GForce Oberheim TVS Pro plugin, this landmark instrument enters a new era. Developed in collaboration with Oberheim, this recreation captures not only the depth, warmth and character of the original, but also the spirit of innovation that made it extraordinary.

Whether you’re a long-time Oberheim fan or new to SEM-based synthesis, TVS Pro is a tool you’ll return to again and again—for its tone, flexibility, and sheer playability.

Key Features

The most authentic duophonic TVS Pro experience available

The most playable SEM ever – full of character, now with an additional 3rd VCO

Over 635 patches, with 220+ new sounds and 400+ adapted SEM patches

Powerful dual 16-step sequencer

Stereo delay, phaser, reverb, undo/redo, extend & flip modes

SEM presets can be exported to and imported from OB-E and SEM

Extensive velocity and aftertouch modulation

Categorised patch librarian

Designed in collaboration with Oberheim"

https://www.gforcesoftware.com/products/tvs-pro/

GForce Bass Station synth goes perfectly with Launchkey

video upload by Novation

"Based on a true story, GForce Bass Station is an expertly modelled recreation of our first ever synth released in 1993. Its digitally controlled analogue oscillators, filters, and VCAs from the late, great Chris Huggett’s legendary WASP synthesiser, gave it an unruly, lo-fi sound. Cementing its status as an underground icon, the original Bass Station featured on pivotal records from Radiohead, Orbital, Nine Inch Nails, and Wu-Tang Clan.

What's better, is how Launchkey MK4's creative tools and customisable mapping capabilities enable you to perform the digital recreation, not just play. Watch to see what you can do with Launchkey and the GForce Bass Station.

Bass Station fans will feel at home here, with the original hardware’s sound, feature list, and much of the interface faithfully recreated in exacting detail. However, GForce didn’t stop there. This digital descendent comes with modern enhancements and quality-of-life improvements we could only dream of in 1993.

The Bass Station plugin is included with every purchase of Launchkey MK4, SL MkIII, or FLkey and has been specifically designed to integrate seamlessly with each model. It is also available for purchase directly from GForce Software.

Find out more about the GForce Bass Station, here: https://novationmusic.com/gforce-bass...
New Launchkey Range: https://bit.ly/_NEW_Novation_Launchke...

Chapters:
00:00 - Introducing GForce Bass Station
00:05 - Using Components to send Custom Modes for GForce Bass Station
00:13 - The GForce Bass Station plugin's voices
00:28 - Combining Polyphonic Mode and Launchkey's User Chord Mode
00:46 - Mapping Launchkey's encoders to on-board effects
00:57 - Programming Launchkey's polyphonic aftertouch pads
01:20 - Expanding your modulation
01:40 - Programming patterns
01:50 - Controlling GForce Bass Station's macro dials
02:18 - Choose the perfect waveform for your track
02:43 - Access expertly crafted presets
03:00 - Mapping parameters to Launchkey's encoders
03:15 - Create and mutate musical sequences using Launchkey's Arp Pattern Mode
03:37 - What Novation products come with the GForce Bass Station plugin?
03:45 - Find out more about the GForce Bass Station plugin"

PatchFLIP - GForce Software Bass Station

video upload by sonicstate

"GForce Software emulate the classic 1990s two oscillator subtractive synth from Novation which was introduced as a way to access the classic 303 sound which at the time was only available if you owned extremely expensive original . GForce have beefed up the original features, adding their unique XLFO and XADSR per parameter, effects and of course polyphony.

Currently free for owners of the LaunchKey MK4, FLKey and SL MK3, and on offer for £49 from the website."

00:00:00 Introduction and Overview
00:01:06 Classic Sound and New Features
00:03:33 Exploring Patches and Effects
00:10:35 Modulation with XLFO and XADSR

Marius Leicht - "O" (Oberheim Eight Voice)

video upload by Marius Leicht

"Full Oberheim Eight-Voice Album availlable here: https://www.mariusleicht.com/sp/klang...

I was invited to GForce Software's incredible synthesizer studio in England and gratefully recorded a whole album with this synthesizer of my and many other's dreams. This piece was an improvisation I initially recorded with GForce OB-E to prepare for my session with the real Oberheim. A good friend of mine liked it so much that she urged me to put it on the album, so I transcribed what I played and recreated it with the real thing. To read the full story and discover what "O" means, as well as to get the original sound patch for OB-E, please check out my free 8-day email trip, packed with goodies:

https://www.mariusleicht.com/oberheim"

NAMM 2025: Novation and GForce Revive the Legendary Bass Station

video upload by sonicstate

"At NAMM 2025, we spoke with Trovarsi from Novation about their collaboration with GForce*, bringing a fresh spin to the classic Bass Station, originally released in 1993. Novation showcased the new *Bass Station emulation, a software synthesis complete with a sequencer that delivers those iconic acid sounds using its 24dB filter. It offers 300 presets, including a standout polyphonic mode with 16 voices. Also available was the LaunchKey Mark 4, notable for its user-friendly scale modes and its new capability to map chord inversions directly. The Bass Station, priced at $99, is currently discounted, but if you own compatible Novation hardware, the virtual instrument can be downloaded for free."

Marius Leicht - Doch auch dort (Oberheim Eight Voice)

video upload by Marius Leicht

"https://www.mariusleicht.com/sp/klang...

I was invited to GForce Software's incredible synthesizer studio in England and gratefully recorded a whole album with this synthesizer of my and many other's dreams.
This improvised piece was one of the most emotional moments in my journey of recording this album. Check out the album at the link above.

For a deep dive into the album and the Eight Voice Synthesizer and the whole story behind this piece, check out my free 8-day email trip, packed with goodies (OB-E patches anyone?)..."

Introducing Novation Bass Station by GForce Software

video upload by GForce Software

"Novation and GForce are proud to announce the release of the GForce Bass Station, a brand-new software version of the original analogue synthesiser.

Bass Station is an iconic mono-synth, celebrated for its raw, punchy bass and distinctive analogue filter. First launched in 1993, it has been a core part of Novation's brand ever since.

The new GForce Bass Station AU / VST is an exact emulation of the original Bass Station, now with a new expanded mode, which includes up to 16-voice polyphony and unison modes, taking its versatility far beyond the monophonic hardware original.

More info at https://www.gforcesoftware.com/produc...

Credits
Reverb Machine - audio demo
Graeme Rawson - video production
Çağatay Çetin - 3D animation"

Novation Bass Station by GForce Walkthrough

video upload by GForce Software

00:00 - Intro
00:45 - Overview
02:22 - LFO
03:15 - Oscillators
06:32 - OSC Modulation
07:30 - Filter
08:30 - Envelopes
09:15 - Modulation
11:22 - XMods
14:15 - FX
17:10 - Controls
20:07 - Macros
21:07 - Sequencer
28:02 - Arpeggiator
29:01 - Settings
30:50 - Browser
33:30 - Collections
34:20 - Saving a Patch
35:25 - CC Mapping
36:15 - Undo / Redo

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Roger Linn, Creator of the Original Namesake LinnDrum on Behringer's New LmDrum

The following is Roger Linn's statement on Behringer's LmDrum, written Jan 4, 2025, saved here for the MATRIXSYNTH archives:

In December 2024, Behringer released their "LmDrum", which is described on their site as:

"If you are looking for a drum machine that can recreate the classic sound of the 80’s, look no further than the Behringer LM DRUM. This amazing drum machine features an authentic 8/12-bit sampling sound engine that captures the essence of a hundred legendary 80’s drum sounds including those designed by Roger Linn such as the LM1*, LM2*, LM9000* and more. You can even record and store your own samples using the integrated line input."

Uli Behringer kindly sent me an LmDrum in August of 2024, giving me a chance to try it out. What do I think? I think it's a bit of a head-scratcher. It is clearly intended to evoke my 1982 "LinnDrum" drum machine, borrowing its visual style, control layout, colors and logo style, as well as copying its sounds and those of my LM-1 and Linn9000 drum machines. I took it apart and it even copies much of my LinnDrum sound generation circuit, even my bad ideas like the inability to tune any drums except the snare, toms and congas.

However, it uses an entirely different operating system and user interface, one that is based on earlier Behinger drum machines. Personally, I found it somewhat confusing and difficult to use, though I was given an unfinished manual. I'd imagine they will improve both the software and manual over time. I suspect the designers found it difficult to find a balance between 1) the impression of a LinnDrum clone, and 2) the addition of modern features, given that the 1982 LinnDrum's feature set is woefully inadequate by today's standards.

It's worth noting that Uli never asked my permission to either copy my visual design or my drum sounds. Though in 2020, he did kindly invite me to collaborate on a future drum machine, and I respectfully declined because of concern about Behringer's past business ethics and legal practices.

How do I feel about the LmDrum? My feelings are mixed. On the one hand, it's not unusual for companies to borrow ideas from older products in order to inspire a new and innovative design, which I've done in past. Plus, my old drum sounds are all over the web, controlling copying is difficult, and I don't enjoy legal stuff so I've generally ignored the issue so far. Also, the value in those old sounds is probably due more to Art Wood (the drummer who played the sounds, and my friend of many years), and to artists like Prince, Michael Jackson, and others, who made those sounds famous on their hits. Finally, I must admit that I've never cared much about the past, because I find the future far more exciting.

On the other hand, even if we discount the copying of the visual design, logo style and sound circuit of LinnDrum, the LmDrum copies my sounds. So I'd have preferred for Uli to ask my permission. Even if he thinks it is legal, I question whether it is ethical.

I find it interesting that the LmDrum is being sold in the U.S. for only $399. Having taken it apart and seeing how complex the copied old circuitry was to reproduce, I doubt Behringer is making any money from it. I suspect that they originally intended to sell it for much more, then discovered that while many people may say they want a LinnDrum clone, few are willing to pay more than a low price for it.

On a related topic, GForce Software has recently released their "IconDrum" software drum sound generator. Like the LmDrum, it copies the LinnDrum's visual design, logo style, and drum sounds, but has no sequencing. Unlike Behringer, GForce did say they wouldn't release the product if I objected, but they seemed like good people so I turned a blind eye. They also offered to pay me an insignificant royalty for my association with the product and perhaps to use "LinnDrum" name, but I declined because of the low compensation and because I thought it was misleading to call a product "LinnDrum" that wasn't a drum machine but rather only played my copied drum sounds.

One last comment. What's the big deal about nostalgia? I can understand that some people value analog synthesis, though I find the many types of innovative software synthesis created in recent decades to be far more capable, versatile and interesting. But even if people value vintage analog synths, why vintage digital drum machines? I ask this because an old bit is no different than a new bit. Our collective love of nostalgia brings to mind an old Douglas Adams quote from Salmon of Doubt:

"I've come up with a set of rules that describe our reactions to technologies:
1. Anything that is in the world when you’re born is normal and ordinary and is just a natural part of the way the world works.
2. Anything that's invented between when you’re fifteen and thirty-five is new and exciting and revolutionary and you can probably get a career in it.
3. Anything invented after you're thirty-five is against the natural order of things."

As a guitarist, I recall having endless discussions in my youth about "good distortion". :)

- Roger Linn

Marius Leicht - Windhauch (Oberheim Eight Voice)

video upload by Marius Leicht

https://www.mariusleicht.com/sp/klang-evs/

"I was invited to GForce Software's incredible synthesizer studio in England and gratefully recorded a whole album with this synthesizer of my and many other's dreams.

This piece was one of the first things I played with the beauty. A free improvisation inspired by being kissed by the sun while having a marvellous British Teatime.

Check out the album at the link above."

Introducing: GForce IconDrum

video upload by GForce Software

"GForce Software proudly presents the IconDrum, our homage to a legendary drum machine revising the concept for today’s digital age. The IconDrum provides a bridge connecting the iconic sounds of the early 80s with the creative possibilities offered by modern rhythm creation methods."

via GForce Software

The GForce IconDrum pays homage to the legendary Linn drum machine revising the concept for today’s digital age. The IconDrum provides a bridge connecting the iconic sounds of the early 80s with the creative possibilities offered by modern rhythm creation methods.

Authentic Sound—Immerse yourself in the vibe of old-school drum sounds, recreated and refined for pristine clarity without losing their classic digital warmth. The IconDrum brings you a rich library of 100 authentic sounds, each carrying the soul of the original machine.

Limitless Creativity—Aligned with its innovative feature set, the IconDrum’s sleek and user-friendly interface invites everyone, from beginners to experienced producers, to engage, experiment, and create sounds that are timeless and span a multitude of musical styles.

A LASTING LEGACY INTO THE HEARTBEAT OF MUSIC HISTORY

Like the Oberheim DMX drum machine, the original Linn hardware has left an indelible mark on the soundscape of popular music, crafting the rhythmic foundation of timeless tracks across a spectrum of genres.

From the unmistakable pulse of Prince’s “1999” and Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” to the iconic beat driving The Human League’s “Fascination”, the LinnDrum defined an era. Its rhythms laid the foundation for a-ha’s “Take On Me,” Madonna’s “Lucky Star,” and Billy Idol’s “Eyes Without a Face,” shaping the unmistakable sound of the ’80s. Even Peter Gabriel’s “Sledgehammer” and Stevie Nicks’ “Stand Back” owe their groove to this iconic drum machine.

We’ve included all the original sounds, maintaining their unique character that propelled these classic tracks. The IconDrum also offers many alternatives, expanding the classic sound set to inspire both nostalgic recreations and fresh, innovative productions.

Dave Spiers 30 year journey with OSCar

video upload by GForce Software

"Dave Spiers, co-founder of GForce Software, reminisces about a 30-year relationship with one of his favourite synthesisers and his friendship with the late Chris Huggett."

This software bundle is a GAME CHANGER for music makers

video upload by Novation

"Learn more about the new Launchkey Range: https://bit.ly/_NEW_Novation_Launchke...

Let's dive into the new Launchkey included software bundle and hear what it can bring to your music.

The new Launchkey includes a comprehensive collection of music software, including Ableton Live Lite, along with an impressive variety of third-party instruments and effects to create with. Build confidence in your music making and your instrument by practicing both your keyboard skills and finger drumming with Melodics.

Regardless of where you are in your musical journey, the Launchkey software bundle ensures you’ll have everything you need to make quality music straight out of the box.

What's included in the software bundle:
Klevgrand Slammer
GForce Oberheim SEM
GForce OB-EZ
GForce Axxess
Klevgrand Røverb
Klevgrand LUXE
Orchestral Tools Parallel Orchestra
Ableton Live Lite
Melodics Lessons

Chapters:
00:00 - Launchkey Included Software
00:13 - Klevgrand Slammer
00:41 - GForce Oberheim SEM
01:06 - GForce OB-EZ
01:29 - GForce Axxess
02:14 - Klevgrand Røverb
02:39 - Klevgrand LUXE
03:03 - Orchestral Tools Parallel Orchestra
03:35 - Ableton Live Lite
03:47 - Melodics Lessons"

The greatest synth of all times?

video upload by Marius Leicht

"New Album coming November 11, 2024.
Sign up for the free release trip, including bts videos, a free OB-E sound pack, sheet music and a surprise giveaway by GForce Software! https://mariusleicht.com/oberheim"