GForce New Website - Subscriptions And 2 Free Instruments

US M-Tron Select and Axxess go free      20/10/26

GForce Software has relaunched their website with with a new design, a subscription model option - and is marking the occasion by giving away two of its instruments, M-Tron Select and Axxess, free until 1 December 2026. The Reading UK based developer's new design runs across plugin interfaces, documentation and marketing under the banner "creativity meets tradition". Existing customers' licences, accounts and purchases are unchanged, and no action is needed.

Three subscription tiers join the existing outright purchase option, all priced in GBP and cancellable at any time with no lock-in:

  • Essentials, £119 per year - five of the company's most established synths: OB-X, Minimonsta2, Oddity3, impOSCar3 and Prophet-5, including every update and new version of those instruments.
  • Core, £179 per year - the full synth and drum range, taking in the Oberheim OB-X, OB-1, SEM, TVS Pro and DMX alongside MAP, Axxess, Halogen FM, Novation Bass Station, IconDrum, VSM IV and M-Tron Pro IV, plus 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 the MkII range and OB-E, along with every preset, expansion pack, tape bank and patch bank. New releases are added as they arrive.

 

M-Tron Select distills the company's Mellotron emulation into 50 presets, running from 1960s flutes to 1970s string beds. It runs standalone and as VST3, AU and AAX on macOS and Windows, and claiming it also unlocks 30% off the full M-Tron Pro, which normally sells for £129/$149.

 

Axxess takes the ARP Axxe as its starting point and keeps the original's analogue character, adding a sub-oscillator, arpeggiator, 16-step sequencer, distortion, analogue delay and reverb. It ships with more than 350 presets spanning techno, synth-pop, ambient and cinematic material, and runs standalone plus VST, VST3, AU and AAX on macOS and Windows. It normally sells for £69/$79.99.

Both carry perpetual licences and require no purchase. GForce has also partnered with UJAM to give away Retrocraft with any product or subscription purchase - no minimum spend, one code per customer email address. The suite covers tape saturation, spring reverb and analogue EQ.

The new gforcesoftware.com lets you browse by instrument, character or creative need, with product pages opening on audio demos, feature deep dives and compatibility information. A resource hub collects sound design guides, artist interviews and tutorials. A single installer now handles every product: sign in once, pick the instruments you own, and it manages plugin formats, updates and licence activation on macOS and Windows.

Further instruments and artist preset packs are in development, with collaborations lined up involving Underworld Orbital, Ultravox, Sandunes, Joachim Garraud and Public Image Ltd.

More Info: https://www.gforcesoftware.com

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