Expressive E has launched the GForce Collection, giving MAP and Prophet\~5 a total of 500 MPE presets. Each synth gets 250 sounds that react to how a player presses, bends, and shapes each note.
GForce Software's two plugins also come as separate packs, named MAP Expressive Suite and Prophet\~5 Expressive Suite. While the sounds were made for Osmose, they work with Ableton Push 3, ROLI Seaboard, and LinnStrument as well.
MAP leans into sound design with basses, pads, leads, and shifting textures. Players can use finger gestures to change the tone, beat, or chord feel as they play. Waveshaping, FM, and deep mod tools add more ways to tweak the sound.
Its Compass bank holds 82 sounds for core synth parts, while Wanderlust brings another 82 that dig into FM and waveshaping. Labyrinth rounds out the set with 86 patches built around MAP's Colour, Time, and Space tools, with a focus on rich textures and patterns.
Prophet\~5 takes a more classic route. GForce built the software synth with Sequential, using its well-known polyphonic hardware as the base. Expressive E gives the sounds per-note control, from soft keys and pads to bold leads and bass parts.
For the banks, Melomania has 83 patches with classic Prophet tones. Reckless packs another 83 for rough basses and sounds with detuned pitch. Afterglow adds 84 more, aimed at keys, pads, and soft ambient layers.
And buyers don't have to grab the whole pack. The full GForce Collection costs $119 or €119 at launch, down from $238 or €238. A single synth suite goes for $71.40 or €71.40, against its usual $119 or €119.
Those who just want the sounds can get a full 250-preset set for $35.99 or €35.99, rather than $59.99 or €59.99. Each bank costs $17.99 or €17.99 during the deal, with a standard tag of $29.99 or €29.99.
All options are sold only through Expressive E.
GForce Software's two plugins also come as separate packs, named MAP Expressive Suite and Prophet\~5 Expressive Suite. While the sounds were made for Osmose, they work with Ableton Push 3, ROLI Seaboard, and LinnStrument as well.
MAP leans into sound design with basses, pads, leads, and shifting textures. Players can use finger gestures to change the tone, beat, or chord feel as they play. Waveshaping, FM, and deep mod tools add more ways to tweak the sound.
Its Compass bank holds 82 sounds for core synth parts, while Wanderlust brings another 82 that dig into FM and waveshaping. Labyrinth rounds out the set with 86 patches built around MAP's Colour, Time, and Space tools, with a focus on rich textures and patterns.
Prophet\~5 takes a more classic route. GForce built the software synth with Sequential, using its well-known polyphonic hardware as the base. Expressive E gives the sounds per-note control, from soft keys and pads to bold leads and bass parts.
For the banks, Melomania has 83 patches with classic Prophet tones. Reckless packs another 83 for rough basses and sounds with detuned pitch. Afterglow adds 84 more, aimed at keys, pads, and soft ambient layers.
And buyers don't have to grab the whole pack. The full GForce Collection costs $119 or €119 at launch, down from $238 or €238. A single synth suite goes for $71.40 or €71.40, against its usual $119 or €119.
Those who just want the sounds can get a full 250-preset set for $35.99 or €35.99, rather than $59.99 or €59.99. Each bank costs $17.99 or €17.99 during the deal, with a standard tag of $29.99 or €29.99.
All options are sold only through Expressive E.
