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Sequential OB-6 vs Oberheim OB-X8 Compared

Here’s a head-to-head comparison between the Sequential OB-6 and the Oberheim OB-X8 synthesizers, two of Tom Oberheim’s greatest synth designs ever.… Read More Sequential OB-6 vs Oberheim OB-X8 Compared

June 5, 202315 Comments

Sequential OB-6 Patches for Ambient, Electronica & Techno – ‘Ergosphere’

It features 90 Sequential OB-6 patches, with a broad selection of pads, basses and leads, along with more complex arpeggiator and effect sounds.… Read More Sequential OB-6 Patches for Ambient, Electronica & Techno – ‘Ergosphere’

September 13, 2021September 14, 20211 Comment

Sequential Prophet-6, OB-6 Updated With MPE, Vintage Mode

Sequential has released a free OS update for the Prophet-6 and the OB-6 that adds MPE support, ‘vintage mode’ and more.… Read More Sequential Prophet-6, OB-6 Updated With MPE, Vintage Mode

February 26, 202114 Comments

Sequential OB-6 & Prophet-6 Easter Egg May Have You Slapping Your Synthesizer

In the video, synthesist J3PO demonstrates a hidden “spring reverb thwack” Easter egg, which works on both OB-6 and Prophet-6.… Read More Sequential OB-6 & Prophet-6 Easter Egg May Have You Slapping Your Synthesizer

November 26, 202013 Comments

Sequential OB-6 Synthesizer Audio Demo By Jexus

Jexus – WC Olo Garb shared this audio demo of the DSI/Sequential OB-6 synthesizer, featuring a collection of custom sounds.… Read More Sequential OB-6 Synthesizer Audio Demo By Jexus

June 4, 2020July 1, 20228 Comments

‘Parallel-12’, In 24-TET Tuning, On A Sequential Oberheim OB-6

24-TET tuning lets you freely move between familiar scales and chords and unfamiliar ones, creating harmonies that may seem strange or even disorienting to some musicians.… Read More ‘Parallel-12’, In 24-TET Tuning, On A Sequential Oberheim OB-6

May 10, 2020May 10, 202016 Comments

Berlin School Jam With Sequential OB-6

Synthesist and sound designer Alba Ecstasy (Mihail-Adrian Simion) shared this live Berlin School style performance, featuring the Sequential OB-6.… Read More Berlin School Jam With Sequential OB-6

December 1, 20199 Comments

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