Just a heads up about this deal
https://audioplugin.deals/imposcar2-by-gforce-software/
The GFORCE impOSCAR2 can be had for 40USD (ok…minus 0.01 USD).
I am tempted to buy it, since I recently got their MiniMonsta and I really liked it.
I am also a fan of IQ…and the OSCAR had a big role in their sound during the 80ies.
OTOH, do I really need another analog synth emulation? 
Any thoughts? 
Gabriel
I have it and love it. It’s very low CPU, easy to use, and has some unique features. To be honest, I use it mostly for messing around and jamming, and rarely in my actual songs. For analogue stuff, I still tend to reach for Diva and others more often. In regards to IQ, their current keyboardist, @Neil_Durant is on this board. Perhaps he can chime in on how he reproduces sounds from the 80s songs?
On the other hand, that’s a great price.
Gforce synths are great. Whilst Imposcar is on discount, do also take a look at their Obie emulations. They are awesome and with more modern, scalable GUIs. I like the MiniMonsta, but on my current system and with aging eyes, I cannot see the darn GUI anymore - and I have moaned at Gforce about this… And of course my Mellotron and Solina emulations are courtesy of MTRON PRO and VSM.
Ok…so I saw it at 19.90 euros on Best Service and this time I couldn’t resist!
Just to let you know, in case anyone is interested…
Gabriel
As you’ve resurrected this thread, I saw my gripe from a year ago. I am now happy to say that MiniMonsta is fixed and now has a scalable GUI. Now all they have to do is update Imposcar (but that was not as bad).
Since we’re talking about impOSCar2 again… it is actually the free giveaway from Computer Music magazine this month. For $5 you can have a digital copy of the mag and get the full $99 version of impOSCar2 to keep. (I know some libraries carry the magazine in their digital collections, and people use that to get the freebies sometimes… I will neither confirm or deny that I have been guilty of that in the past… but hey, it’s five bucks. What’s five bucks? I bought the mag.)
I went to pocketmags.com to buy the December issue but ended up subscribing for the year for $8 more dollars. The magazine is interesting.