Brainworx Oberhausen: The darling of the Focusrite Hitmaker Suite

I've been using some simple (non photo-realistic) 3D modeling for work lately and wanted to model a synth.
Thought it'd be cool to take a VST and put it on my desk, make it feel like I have one lying around.
If you've bought a Focusrite interface recently, it shipped with a bundle of plugins called a Hitmaker's Suite. It's mostly mixing stuff, and the instruments are pretty terrible, except this dope Oberheim unit modeled by Brainworx, called Oberhausen

[@aquietgarden]

Cool model. I'm online looking into the Oberhausen vibes, this sounds great. So rich.

[@CNTRRNDM]

Absolutely amazing!!!

[@ActionlessLoveless]

nice idea regarding extended reality :) i also used another virtual oberheim - ob-xd - quite a lot, it's very simple but inspiring thing

[@slimelabAK]

What program did you use for modeling? I have dabbled in Blender a few times over the years and their latest updates seem to have made things a lot easier to do.

[@yukesmusic]

I've heard Blender is great! I've always used Maya though this one is Cinema 4D

[@slimelabAK]

@@yukesmusic Gotcha, no need for blender than haha

[@yukesmusic]

@@slimelabAK I've heard Blender is the best way to start though!

[@kurisuchiinathecrocodile333]

@@slimelabAK its not really important which software you choose because they all share many things between them, and when starting you wont go that much deep into different nuances between them. Now, what i would instead call as thing to pay attention, is workflow/interface - aka you need to find whats most comfortable to you!