OBERHEIM SYNTH

Hi !
I maybe could help regarding the first part of Your mail.
An inexpensive way to manage Your Oberheim sounds on Pc could be done using a Soundfont sample manager synth. Can't remember now wich is the best, but i've read somewhere there are some freeware Vsts, too! Give a look on KVR site, or Google around for a free Sounfont synth. Some people sell online Sounfont packs for almost any synth, but You could build Your ones with sounds You like the best using programs like Samplerobot, if my memory doesn't fail. Using Soundfonts packs, or Wav or so many other ones, is the most comfortable way to have Your synths in a Pc, but..... How beautiful is putting my hands on the real thing !! :-) .
Hope other users could help more with more details about Your questions.
Cheers,
Francesco.
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Mar 4/11/14, 'Nicole Massey' nyyki@... [oberheim] <oberheim@yahoogroups.com> ha scritto:

 Oggetto: [oberheim] Returning and a Softsynth Question
 A: oberheim@yahoogroups.com
 Data: Martedì 4 novembre 2014, 17:56
 
 
  
 
 
 
   
 
 
     
       
       
       Hello list members,
 
 After a break to deal with other things I'm back on the
 mailing list here. I'm wondering if anyone knows of a
 good softsynth, preferably either freeware or very
 inexpensive, that will read Matrix6/6r/1000 sounds and play
 them back with a decent level of fidelity. My studio is
 currently in mothballs until I can get a space constructed
 for it, and so I'm using a lot of softsynths to do
 things until it's up and running again. I miss my Matrix
 6r and 1000 sounds, so I'm wondering if there's any
 recourse out there.
 
 I'm also wondering how Gibson has been treating the
 Oberheim brand or if they still own it. Since they are
 trying to buy Cakewalk (or may have already closed the deal,
 I don't keep up with such things very often) I think
 it'd tell a lot about how they're going to handle
 another high tech company that doesn't focus on guitars
 and amplifiers.
 
 Thanks for any guidance and info y'all can provide.
 
 
 
 
 
     
      
 
     
     
 
 
 
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