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OB-X a V Synth from Arturia

edited May 2020 in Other

New software Synth.

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  • Hope they don't 'forget' the MicroFreak...
    (It could do nicely with a 'unison mode', ie. the para phony already splits the oscillator in 4 so being able to play mono and detune the voices could be pretty neat).

    I'll be watching for sure :)

  • lol @ launchevents who invented them

  • FWIW it may not be hardware.. while it’s true there are several images floating around of a 5 octave Arturia synth, most likely a polybrute..., their CEO has apparently confirmed the release of a new soft synth.

    Speculation is an OB-XA emulation.

    I’d be delighted to be wrong though!

  • It’s probably a trombone

  • tuba

  • Oh well.. the wait for the polybrute continues

  • I will that in Auv3 please 😂😂

  • @aleyas said:

    Oh well.. the wait for the polybrute continues

    £49 in UK if you own 7 collection.

  • So they are faster than Synapse Audio (they made f.e. Dune 3, The Legend). They also working on a OB-Xa emulation.
    I trust them more on analog modeling but i find also that Arturia are getting better and better in general.
    Pigments is excellent f.e.

  • If the live-stream is about a plug-in I'll skip it....

  • edited May 2020

    I have obxd already, so don't necessarily need this. But depends on upgrade cost. They may have other synths in their pipeline, so likely wait until V8 release.

  • I wouldn't mind that in AU format.

  • @Samu said:
    If the live-stream is about a plug-in I'll skip it....

    Exactly, right. They are prob taking advantage of quarantine to do this for brand salience.

    Anyway, thanks folks. Ya'll saved me time, energy and bandwidth.

  • @noob said:
    tuba

    MicroTuba.

  • @Jumpercollins said:

    @aleyas said:

    Oh well.. the wait for the polybrute continues

    £49 in UK if you own 7 collection.

    I own only Lab Lite, so for me it's $99.
    Or $249 for V Collection + OB-Xa, and that's a very good deal

  • With Arturia, new customers get more of a deal of each year's collection. Be prepared if you want future upgrades and products, to pay on average $200 a year.

  • edited May 2020

    There is also the OB-XD soft synth, which is open source (The one by DiscoDSP)

    (discoDSP modelled after the OB-X and Arturia modelled the successor OB-Xa)

    https://github.com/reales/OB-Xd

  • Here is what the free OB-XD is capable of

  • edited May 2020

    @tehskwrl said:
    There is also the OB-XD soft synth, which is open source (The one by DiscoDSP)

    (discoDSP modelled after the OB-X and Arturia modelled the successor OB-Xa)

    https://github.com/reales/OB-Xd

    main difference is that OB-X had VCO (it was build from discrete compontents) and OB-Xa had DCO (CEM curtis chips - CEM3340 for oscillators, CEM3320 for filters, and so on) .. OB-X had more raw aggresive sound, OB-Xa was more smooth ..

    CEM chips were used for example also in Oberheim Matrix-6, Matrix-1000 or Expander

    .. theoretically, for analog purists OB-X is more "analog" :)

    here is good sound comparison

  • CEM curtis voice chips were still VCO. They were not digital.

  • aah ok, thought they were dco

  • @dendy said:
    aah ok, thought they were dco

    It's still analogue but encapsulated into a single chip. You might be thinking of the Juno's?

  • @dendy said:

    @tehskwrl said:
    There is also the OB-XD soft synth, which is open source (The one by DiscoDSP)

    (discoDSP modelled after the OB-X and Arturia modelled the successor OB-Xa)

    https://github.com/reales/OB-Xd

    main difference is that OB-X had VCO (it was build from discrete compontents) and OB-Xa had DCO (CEM curtis chips - CEM3340 for oscillators, CEM3320 for filters, and so on) .. OB-X had more raw aggresive sound, OB-Xa was more smooth ..

    CEM chips were used for example also in Oberheim Matrix-6, Matrix-1000 or Expander

    .. theoretically, for analog purists OB-X is more "analog" :)

    here is good sound comparison

    It is my understanding that the biggest difference architecture-wise was that the Xa lost the cross-modulation feature found in the OB-X though the Xa picked up a pitch envelope.

  • The OB-Xa has the split feature and a 4 pole mode for filter the OB-X not had. No crossmod for OB-Xa but no self oscillating filter in the OB-X.

  • People hate on Behringer, but Arturia just sells the same synth engine over and over with a different GUI. At least you get a different clone with the hardware.

  • @Nuria said:
    People hate on Behringer, but Arturia just sells the same synth engine over and over with a different GUI. At least you get a different clone with the hardware.

    I was mad at Behringer for a minute mainly because of a crappy microphone I got but finally caved and got their Model D clone and now I just love them

  • @cyberheater said:
    Here is what the free OB-XD is capable of

    My love for love synthesizers is in no small part thanks to demos like this

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