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Brainworx Bx_oberhausen $249

Best known for their high-end mixing effects and emulations of renowned studio processors, German developers Brainworx have made their first step into the virtual instrument arena with bx_oberhausen (PC/Mac, VST/VST3/AU/AAX), a virtual emulation of the iconic Oberheim SEM analogue synth. Revered for its brash, fat sound, the original Synthesiser Expander Module was a keyboardless box of monophonic power, and Brainworx have sought to faithfully replicate it down to component level – with a few modern niceties thrown in.

Oberheim time

The leftmost column houses functional global controls: Level, Portamento, Legato

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