The world’s most iconic vintage monosynths captured inside an intuitive polysynth - Oracle.
ORACLE is a virtual instrument plug-in for Native Instruments’ free Kontakt Player, compatible with most major DAWs (Ableton Live, Logic, Garage Band, ProTools, Steinberg Cubase, FL Studio, Reason and more.).
In this in-depth walkthrough, we take you inside Oracle: our first full-featured mono/poly synthesizer. Oracle combines the legendary DNA of vintage analog synths — with an intuitive interface designed for both instant inspiration and deep control.
All tracks created featuring a number of presets from ORACLE.
Every waveform from these iconic monosynths was carefully sampled — along with unique, custom modulated tones that push them into new territory.
The Minimoog Model D is the archetypal monosynth — warm, fat, and endlessly musical. Its iconic oscillators and filter defined entire eras of electronic music, from funk basslines to cinematic scores.
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The SH-101 is a lean, single-oscillator synth that punches far above its weight. Known for its sharp, driving basses and cutting leads, it became a staple of underground electronic music and continues to inspire with its focused, no-nonsense character.
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While technically a duophonic synth, the Sonic Six has always been a strange outlier in the Moog family. Its quirky modulation paths and unconventional architecture make it feel unstable, alive, and wonderfully otherworldly.
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The MS-20 is a semi-modular beast known for its gnarly filter and unpredictable character. Its patch-cable chaos and screaming resonance make it as suited for abrasive textures as for eerie, delicate atmospheres.
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Compact but ferocious, the Pro-One delivers gritty, punchy tones with a raw edge. Famous for its snappy envelopes and aggressive modulation, it became a secret weapon in synth-driven pop and underground electronic music alike.
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Short for “Drummer From Another Mother,” the DFAM is a modern Moog that blurs the line between percussion and synthesizer. With its percussive step sequencing and raw analog tone, it adds primal rhythm and bite to any palette.
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In this video, Jeremy takes you through a wide range of presets included with Oracle — over 300 in total. From basses and leads to pads, plucks, keys, and evolving textures, each category showcases the breadth of Oracle’s palette. Every preset was built directly with Oracle’s interface, so what you hear is exactly what you can create.
Complex sound design doesn’t need to be complicated. With Oracle, modulation is as simple as dragging and dropping onto almost anything you see. Create movement, pulse, or chaos in seconds, or sketch out your own custom LFO shapes with a few clicks. It’s power without the learning curve.
With Oracle’s Source Browser, you can go straight to the heart of the instrument. Instantly load any of the legendary synths, their raw waveforms, or our custom analog modulations — all captured directly from the hardware. It’s an open window into the classics, ready for you to shape with a click.
More than just an arpeggiator, Oracle’s performance tools turn single notes into living performances. Arp modes, filter and length lanes, and velocity control let you build rhythmic patterns that feel human and expressive. It’s an engine for ideas as much as it is a synth.
Below are the REQUIREMENTS to use this instrument…
Free version of Kontakt Player 7.6.1 or later
macOS 12 or Windows 10
5gb Disk Space
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