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How do I configure my MIDI controller to work with the Oberheim synths in the GForce Oberheim Bundle?
In your DAW, ensure your MIDI controller is selected as the input device for the GForce Oberheim synth track. Within the synth's settings (accessed via the gear icon on the plugin interface), use the MIDI Learn function (usually right-click on a parameter) to assign physical controls to virtual knobs and sliders.
Where are presets saved, and how can I organize them effectively in the GForce Oberheim Bundle?
Presets are saved within the plugin itself, and can be organized using the built-in preset browser which allows for tagging, rating, and creating custom banks; location is DAW dependent, but accessible through the plugin interface.
What's the quickest way to create a basic bassline using the OB-E or SEM in this bundle?
Start with a saw wave or square wave oscillator, reduce the filter cutoff frequency for a darker tone, add some resonance for emphasis, and experiment with the LFO or envelope to modulate the filter or oscillator pitch for movement. Also consider using the built-in sequencer if available to program rhythmic patterns.
I'm getting crackling or distortion when playing multiple notes simultaneously. What could be causing this?
This is likely due to CPU overload. Try increasing your DAW's buffer size, freezing tracks with instances of the plugin, or reducing the polyphony setting within the GForce Oberheim synth to lower CPU usage.
How do I use the unique 'Voice Spread' feature in the OB-E to create a wider stereo image?
The Voice Spread control in the OB-E subtly detunes and pans each of the eight voices independently, creating a rich and spacious stereo sound. Experiment with different spread amounts to find the desired width and movement without losing focus.