My usual morning involves a cup of coffee and checking my computer for what my friends and I like to call, a lottery email. It’s an email that is unexpected, not the norm and usually has some sort of reward associated with it. The reward could be a prize, a write-up/review of our latest project or a contract for more work. On Friday morning I received such an email. Russ from the Pro Tools Expert Blog sent it notifying me that I had won a copy of the GForce ImpOSCar2 Software Synthesizer.
I’m not the only winner. The GForce ImpOSCar2 Software Synthesizer was just presented the coveted Editors Choice Award from the Pro Tools Expert Blog and I’ve been meaning to download the demo ever since. Check out the “GForce impOSCar2 Gets Our Editors Choice Award – Video” for more information.
From The GForce Website:
ImpOSCar2 is the successor to our multi-award winning impOSCar software synthesizer. If you’re not familiar with the impOSCar then you’re in for a real treat. However, if you fell in love with it first time around, be prepared to fall in love all over again.
That’s because, while the original impOSCar was a component emulation of the rare and classic OSCar synthesizer with a few added bells and whistles, such as polyphony and on-board effects, impOSCar2 soars to new sonic heights via steroid injections of innovative features and enhancements, each designed around the wishes of those musicians, programmers and producers who loved the original.
Since the original impOSCar release we’ve carefully compiled user feedback and over the course of eighteen months, in another true labour of love, we’ve incorporated the best of these within impOSCar2 creating a synth that positively oozes more character, more playability, more expression and more detailed sound sculpting opportunities than could have been imagined a few years ago.
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I would like to thank Russ from the Pro Tools Expert Blog and Chris from GForce Software for this contest. Everything was super easy and I’m enjoying the synth.
