Soft synth gurus GForce Software have just announced that they are relaunching with updated branding, a fresh new website and new subscription-based bundles, and they’re marking the occasion with a generous giveaway. Until 1 December 2026, two of the company’s popular instruments are being offered as free downloads, while a new three-tier subscription model offers a new way for users to access their product catalogue. 

GForce instruments remain available as one-off purchases, but can also now be accessed through one of three subscription plans:

• Essentials (£99 per year): Five of GForce’s most loved synths: OB-X, Minimonsta2, Oddity3, impOSCar3 and Prophet-5. Subscribers get every update and new version of those instruments.
• Core (£179 per year): The full GForce synth and drum range. It includes the Oberheim OB-X, OB-1, SEM, TVS Pro and DMX, plus MAP, Axxess, Halogen FM, Novation Bass Station, IconDrum, VSM IV and M-Tron Pro IV. It also includes a curated set of presets and expansion packs, including M-Tron tape banks. New subscribers get a two-week free trial.
• Ultimate (£249 per year): Every GForce instrument, including MkII and OB-E. It also includes every preset and expansion pack, every tape bank and every patch bank. New releases are added as they land.

Plans have no lock-in and can be cancelled at any time, and it’s still possible to buy any of the included instruments outright.

M-Tron Select distils GForce’s Mellotron emulation into 50 essential presets that range from 1960s flutes to 1970s string beds. It runs as a standalone application or a VST3, AU or AAX on macOS and Windows. Claiming M-Tron Select also unlocks 30% off the full M-Tron Pro in the GForce store.

Axxess then reimagines the ARP Axxe while retaining its analogue character. It adds a sub-oscillator, arpeggiator, 16-step sequencer, distortion, analogue delay and reverb. It includes 350+ presets across techno, synth-pop, ambient and cinematic styles, and also runs as a standalone application or plug-in.

Both instruments are being offered free until 1 December 2026. No purchase is required, and they are provided as perpetual licences. The company have also partnered with UJAM, and will be giving away a copy of Retrocraft with any GForce individual product or subscription purchase.

GForce have also introduced a new installer that allows users to manage all of the company’s products from a single application. No action is needed on the part of existing users — their instruments will continue to function as normal. New instruments and artist preset packs are said to be in the works already, including collaborations with Underworld, Orbital, Ultravox, Sandunes, Joachim Garraud, Public Image Ltd, and many more.

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