Cherry Audio’s Memorymode Arrives

They teased a Memorymoog a few days ago and… and it’s only $39?!

We didn’t think they were kidding, but this is an offer one can’t refuse.

Info from their site:

• The Memorymoog was released in 1982. It had three oscillators with a mixer that overdrives gently when hit hard, along with a ladder filter.
• This one was modeled on an instrument that belonged to Chick Corea.
• Updated features include a tempo-synced arpeggiator and LFO; filter and amplitude velocity sensitivity; and a Drift control simulates the random instability of the original. It also has MPE support.

And this is cut/paste from their site.

• Precisely recreated ladder filter with selectable 12- and 24-dB/octave slopes
• Authentically modeled three oscillator voice architecture
• Up to 16-voice polyphony
• Over 600 presets, programmed by industry veterans
• Expanded Voice Modulation section with up to six simultaneous destinations
• Improved arpeggio section w/tempo sync
• Drift control for increased analog realism
• Tempo-syncable LFO
• Detunable unison mode with up to 48 oscillators per key
• Improved single-key chord memory mode
• Modern button for beefy lows and crystalline highs
• Highly optimized coding for high performance with ultra-low CPU load
• Advanced one-click UI magnification
• Comprehensive MPE support
• Studio-quality phaser, ensemble, delay with tempo sync, and reverb effects
• Full MIDI control and DAW automation for all controls

Memorymode is available in AU, VST, VST3, AAX, and standalone formats.