Oberheim TEO-5 - Sound Bank '79

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"Utilizing the latest Oberheim hardware synthesizer, Sound Bank '79 for the TEO-5 draws it's inspiration from the synth sounds and designs of the late 70's and early 80's. One of the main focuses of this bank was tone - rather than overly complex or flashy patches - to really highlight that classic rich, warm Oberheim sound that this synth is capable of, while extending it's functionality to make it a truly modern synthesizer.

Sound Bank '79 for the TEO-5 comprises 3 banks, totaling 48 patches - Banks 10 (A), 11 (B), and 12 (C).

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Sound Bank '79 is a series of vintage tones for different synths and plug-ins, so check out all the past releases.

Recorded completely dry with no external effects or processing."

00:00 1981 Disc Golf Open
00:13 Student Housing
00:24 Oil Painting
00:36 Intermodal
00:49 Four Voice Tolex
01:08 Logic Gate
01:19 Modern Furniture
01:30 State Variable
01:47 OB-X Calibration
02:02 Dirty Tape Deck
02:14 Z80 Instructions
02:25 Mazda Dealership
02:37 Coastal Fog
02:58 AM 1470
03:09 Marathoner
03:23 Mid-Flight Dawn
03:42 Leaf Blower
04:01 Cab-Over Truck
04:12 TVS in Stereo
04:31 Ecosystem
04:50 Cafeteria Lunch
05:05 My First Juno
05:17 Assembly Code
05:29 Tallinna Teletorn
05:42 DX via OB
05:56 Motorola IC
06:09 March 24th, 1984
06:27 Chrome Huffy
06:43 Sequoia Grove
06:56 Runway
07:13 Movie Ticket
07:30 Snow Plow
07:46 TWIN CAM
08:05 Otis Elevator
08:16 SEM Patch Points
08:29 Mr. Rogers Strings
08:40 Tube Amp
08:55 Summer Camp
09:05 WGBH Studios
09:17 Xpander Stack
09:28 Pumpkin Patch
09:49 Gated ROMpler
10:01 INSERT COIN
10:12 Buchla Music Box
10:23 Lead on Stage
10:37 VS Waves
11:00 Audubon Middle
11:13 School Dance

Oberheim TEO-5

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Oberheim OB-X8 - FM Sound Bank

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"Pushing the classic Oberheim sound to new frontiers, the FM Sound Bank for the OB-X8 takes advantage of the expanded functionality of this synth to create complex and musical FM tones not previously possible in the OB series.

The key difference lies in the fact that you now have control over the FM index (amount). In the OB-X there was only an on/off button for X-Mod, which would engage FM at full blast. With exponential FM on an analog synth, this meant that the tuning of the voices wouldn't match, and there was no way to finely dial in the tuning of the oscillators. On the OB-X8 this fine tuning is possible, as well as precise control over the levels of the oscillators, for detailed timbrel blending.

A bank of 32 patches which all utilize the audio rate "X-Mod" functionality of the OB-X8. These patches place an emphasis on "digital" types of sounds, a new sonic frontier for an OB synth.

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Patches load into the OB-SX Bank, groups 8-11. Requires firmware 2.0 or higher.

Recorded completely dry, with no effects or processing."

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Oberheim OB-X8 - Sound Bank '79

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"Drawing from the earliest days of polyphonic synthesizers, Sound Bank ‘79 for the Oberheim OB-X8 finds its inspiration in synthesizer music found in documentaries and library music from the late 70’s and early 80’s.

A sound bank comprising 64 patches (8 full groups) for instant inspiration, this set was painstakingly crafted to bring the absolute best out of this fantastic instrument. I was blown away by the quality of tone in this synthesizer, and the sounds speak for themselves.

Recorded completely dry with no effects or processing.

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Arturia CS-80 V4 - Sound Bank '79

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"Drawing from the earliest days of polyphonic synthesizers, Sound Bank ‘79 for the Arturia CS-80 V4 finds its inspiration in synthesizer sounds found in documentaries and library music from the late 70’s and early 80’s.

A bank comprising 30 patches for instant inspiration. The goal was to squeeze as much vintage analog juice out of this plug-in as possible, primarily working within the constraints of the original Yamaha CS-80 analog poly synth.

Sound Bank '79 is a series of vintage tones for different synths and plug-ins, so look out for future releases. Recorded completely dry with no external effects or processing.

** Note: this bank is for the newer "V4" version of the plug-in. These patches will not work on previous versions. **

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monOB-X Sequenced by Make Noise 0-Ctrl

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"Oberheim OB-X voice card with PWM being modulated by the 0-Coast."

Sequential Circuits Prophet-5 Rev 3 - 0-Ctrl & Modulated Delay

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"Sequencing with the Make Noise 0-Ctrl with delay automation in Ableton Live."

Sequential Circuits Prophet-5 - Hi-Tech Sequence

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"Sequencing this SCI prophet-5 rev 3.2 with a Make Noise 0-Ctrl"

Sequential Circuits: Analog Power

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Polydata - Music for Art Classes (Full EP)

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"Intended to be simple and unobtrusive, each track features only one instance of a Sequential Circuits Prophet-5 rev 3.2 performed without MIDI or an external sequencer, and each is named after a Crayola crayon color.

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00:00 Pacific Blue
00:32 Burnt Orange
02:09 Blue-Violet
03:49 Copper
05:13 Orange-Yellow
06:55 Caribbean Green"

1981 Prophet-5 by Sequential Circuits - Five Sketches

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"Five Sketches with 5 patches"

Arturia Matrix 12 V - Sound Bank '85

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"The last great analog polysynth. The Oberheim Matrix-12 was a masterpiece of sound and engineering, and the Arturia Matrix-12 V is the only plug-in emulating this landmark instrument.

A bank of 30 patches drawing inspiration from synthesizer sounds found in documentaries and library music from the late 70’s and early 80’s. The goal was to highlight the beautiful and unique sound of this instrument. I've always loved the tone of this plug-in - it has it's own sonic character while still sounding like an Oberheim, and it's unlike anything that came before or after it.

Recorded completely dry with no external effects or processing.

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00:00 Assembly Language
00:14 Battleground Ave
00:32 Boot Sequence
00:44 Calculus I
00:55 Camera Lens
01:07 CEM 3372
01:18 Clay Studio
01:31 Coliseum Map
01:45 Computer Lab
01:58 Concrete Assembly
02:10 Data Library
02:22 Data Organ
02:35 Dining Hall
02:47 Government Center
02:58 ISGP
03:11 Light Room
03:22 Midway to Loop
03:34 Multiplexer
03:45 News Van
03:56 Oberheim Technician
04:08 Plant Life
04:27 Pre-Snow
04:40 Quad
04:50 Rainy Window
05:03 Records Room
05:15 Research Boat
05:26 Rosemont
05:38 UHF Receiver
05:50 Video Rental Store
06:02 Z80"

Buchla on an Oberheim

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"Summoning some Buchla-inspired tones from this 1-voice OB-X, sequenced by the Korg SQ-64"

Also see Oberheim OB-X Mono Synth - 10 Note Sequence

Sequential Circuits Prophet-5 rev 3.2 - Seven Sketches

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"Seven improvised sketches with seven different patches."

Oberheim OB-X Mono Synth - 10 Note Sequence

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"The Korg SQ-64 sending a repeating 10-note pattern to the single card OB-X project I built from @RosenSound"
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That's one voice board of the OB-X. Interesting concept that could be applied to other synth voice boards. Definitely want to keep a soft brush duster around, or a clear decksaver type cover might work. It would be kind of cool to know/imagine the electricy flowing through the components while playing.

Sequential Circuits Prophet-5 rev 3.2 - Rapid Sequencing

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"Sequencing via CV and Gate inputs from a Korg SQ-64 and Ableton Delay."

Prophet-5 rev 3.2 & Korg SQ-64 Sequencer

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"A couple sequences going into the Sequential Circuits prophet-5 via the rear CV & Gate inputs, so basically playing it as a mono synth. Effects and processing in Ableton."

Digital Sounds on a 1981 Prophet-5 Rev 3

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"A quick video showing some 'digital' type patches I made on my Sequential Circuits Prophet-5 rev 3.2. Obviously a digital synth has a hugely expanded sonic palette from an analog one, but it was fun to see how much some of these patches can evoke and emulate that kind of early digital sound."

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Universal Audio PolyMax - Sound Bank '79 - Vintage Patches

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"Drawing from the earliest days of polyphonic synthesizers, Sound Bank ‘79 for the Universal Audio PolyMax finds its inspiration in synthesizer music found in documentaries and library music from the late 70’s and early 80’s.

A bank comprising 35 patches for instant inspiration. The goal was to squeeze as much vintage analog juice out of this plug-in as possible, primarily working within the constraints of classic vintage synthesizers. PolyMax has excellent tone while keeping one of the best parts of using vintage synths: a clear and simple interface.

Sound Bank '79 is a series of vintage tones for different synths and plug-ins, so look out for future releases. Recorded completely dry with no external effects or processing.

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How close does the GForce SEM sound to a real OB-X?

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"Comparing a 1-voice OB-X from Rosen Sound to the GForce / Oberheim SEM plug-in. Both are really awesome!

OB-E vs OB-X video: [posted here]

• Can you get OB-X ...

00:00 Intro
01:30 Comparison"