Cherry Audio Synth Stack 3 Audio Plug-In

Cherry Audio Voltage Modular Core + Electro Drums is a plug-in bundle that gives you everything you need to get up and running with virtual modular synthesis. You get the Voltage Modular software with 90+ sound and control modules. You also get the Misfit Audio Electro Drums software with 15 sound modules and a sequencer. The software is compatible with Mac/Apple M1 and Windows. It runs as standalone software or operates in AU, VST2, VST3, and AAX formats.

The Cherry Audio DCO-106 virtual synthesizer painstakingly recreates the distinctive sound of Roland's Juno synthesizers, one of the most popular synthesizer lineups every created. This modern emulation makes the sound of these iconic instruments available for today's workflows and can be used as a plug-in within your DAW or played as a standalone instrument on your Mac or Windows computer.

Cherry Audio has exactingly replicated the original high-pass and low-pass filters while expanding the polyphony to a full 32 notes and supplimenting the legendary chorus effect with 3 luscious reverb modes and a tempo-synced delay. DCO-106 features over 300 presets, including 106 factory presets, to get your journey started.

The CA2600 Synthesizer from Cherry Audio is an exacting emulation of the venerable ARP 2600 analog synthesizer for your Mac or PC computer with an intuitive interface that allows you to create virtual patch cables to connect the various modules. This powerful virtual instrument offers monophonic and duophonic voice modes and reproduces the analog sound engine from the original with three voltage-controlled oscillators (VCOs) and a voltage-controlled filter (VCF) with a selectable 12 or 24 dB slope.

The Cherry Audio Polymode virtual synthesizer painstakingly recreates the distinctive sound of the Moog Polymoog synthesizer, one of the world's first polyphonic synthesizers from the 1970s. This modern emulation makes the sound of this rare instrument available for today's workflows at a fraction of the price that the original sells for and can be used as a plug-in within your DAW or played as a standalone instrument on your Mac or Windows computer.

Cherry Audio has exactingly replicated the original 24 dB ladder filter and the unique resonator section, which puts three filters in a parallel configuration to put distinctive tone shaping power at your command. Polymode offers 32-note polyphony and provides a wealth of onboard effects including ensemble effects, phaser, echo, and reverb to polish the sounds. The synth runs on Mac and Windows machines and features 150 presets to get your journey started.

The Eight Voice from Cherry Audio brings the unique sound of Oberheim's Eight Voice analog synthesizer to your Mac or PC. Originally released in 1977, the original synth lacked computer control and patch storage, meaning that each of the 8 voice modules had to be progammed manually to get a cohesive polyphonic chord. Cherry Audio's digital recreation offers a Link Group function that allows you to link the voices together for quick multiplexed parameter adjustments across all the voices, while also allowing you to de-link individual parameters, so you can still tweak individual voices for subtle changes. In addition, the toolbar's Focus buttons allow you to zoom in on any section of the Eight Voice for easier editing.

Each voice module features 2 oscillators, allowing the Eight Voice to operate as a monophonic synth with up to 16 oscillators, as an 8-voice polysynth, or somewhere inbetween. Sound sculpting is done with a 12 dB state-variable filter that can function as a low-pass, high-pass, or band-pass filter. Two envelope generators are supplied, one for the voltage-controlled amplifier and a second for the voltage-controlled filter, each featuring attack, decay, and sustain controls. Two LFOs provide a wide range of modulation options and are tempo syncable with your DAW. A surprisingly versatile 8-step mini-sequencer is also onboard along with a modulation delay and a reverb effect.

The Cherry Audio PS-20 is a virtual synthesizer that painstakingly recreates the Korg MS-20 analog synthesizer and expands it with additional features and 16-voice polyphony. Explore the legendary dual high-pass and low-pass filters and create sequences on the 3-channel 8-step sequencer. Distortion, reverb, and mod-echo effects have been added for additional sound-sculpting possibilities. Over 320 preset sounds in a wide variety of genres are onboard to get you started. The PS-20 is optimized for an ultralow CPU load and can be used as a plug-in within your DAW or as a standalone instrument.

The Cherry Audio Memorymode virtual synthesizer painstakingly recreates the distinctive sound of the Moog Memorymoog synthesizer, a rare polyphonic synthesizer from the 1980s. This modern emulation makes the sound of this rare instrument available for today's workflows at a fraction of the price that the original sells for and can be used as a plug-in within your DAW or played as a standalone instrument on your Mac or Windows computer.

The synth features a 3-oscillator sound engine with detunable unison mode that puts up to 48 oscillators per key in your hands. Get an exactingly replicated original 24 dB/octave ladder filter and two independent modulation sections (LFO Modulation and Voice Modulation) allowing you to modulate all the voices or each voice separately. Memorymode offers 16-note polyphony and provides a wealth of onboard effects including phaser, ensemble, delay with tempo sync, and reverb. The synth runs on Mac and Windows and features over 600 presets to get your journey started.

Bring the distinctly new-wave synth tones of the Roland Jupiter-4 to your computer with the Mercury-4 Synthesizer from Cherry Audio. This powerful virtual instrument exactingly reproduces the aggressively analog sound engine from the original with a versatile voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) sporting 3 waveform choices along with a sub-oscillator for extra bottom end. Sculpt the sounds with the voltage-controlled amplifier (VCA) and voltage-controlled filter (VCF) from the convenience of your laptop. The Mercury-4 also expands the polyphony of the original 1978 4-voice model to a full 16 voices and adds velocity sensitivity and unlimited patch storage, including over 400 presets. An Ensemble stereo chours effect and a faithful recreation of the legendary Roland Tape Echo complete the package.

Get the vintage analog tones of the ARP Quadra from your computer courtesy of the Cherry Audio Quadra virtual synthesizer, a painstaking recreation of the venerable analog synth from 1978. A true unicorn synth, the original ARP Quadra wasn't produced in large numbers and was hampered by technical breakdowns, but this digital emulation offers a reliable and sonically convincing alternative with numerous workflow improvements and added details to create a powerful and distinctive instrument.

Unlike the original analog behemoth, the Cherry Audio Quadra allows you to layer each section anywhere across the keyboard, and the transposition ranges have been increased for most sections. The Poly Synthesizer section now offers velocity response control, additional waveforms and modulation options, and an additional octave, while the Lead section offers additional waveforms, adjustable note priority, and a powerful arpeggiator. The LFO offers multiple waveform choices and is tempo-syncable to your DAW clock. The flexible Bender section allows pitch-bend data to independently modulate pitches and filter cutoff for each instrument section. In addition to the 14-stage Phase Shifter from the original, the Quadra includes Chorus/Flanger, Echo, and Reverberator effects, to flesh out your sounds with added depth and drama. The Quadra Multi Out provides 5 sets of outputs for extensive effect routing and flexibility.

The Cherry Audio Dreamsynth is a virtual synthesizer based on the sound engines from analog/digital hybrid synthesizers from the mid to late 1980s, including the Ensoniq ESQ-1, the Sequential Prophet VS, and the Kawai K series. Many of these hybrid synths featured an irresistible combination of precisely controlled digital oscillators with the powerful sound-sculpting capabilities of analog filtering, and the Dreamsynth recreates those distinct vintage tonalities with aplomb.

The 3 dual-waveform oscillators effectively function as 6 oscillators and provide a wealth of authentic analog-sounding waveforms along with 430 sampled PCM waveforms. In addition, a fully polyphonic string synthesizer is also onboard; it's completely independent from the oscillator-based synth, allowing you to layer and split it across the keyboard. A wealth of FX is also supplied, allowing you to further tweak the sound with distortion, phasing, flanging, chorus, delay, and reverb.

The Cherry Audio Miniverse is a faithful virtual emulation of a seminal portable analog synthesizer frrom 1971 that's ready to run on your Mac or Windows computer as a standalone instrument or as a plug-in within your DAW. Intensely circuit-modeled by award-winning developer Mark Barton, the Miniverse carefully replicates the distinctive analog oscillators and ladder filter from the original instrument while expanding upon the original monophonic instrument with polyphonic capabilities for up to 16 voices and MIDI Polyphonic Expression (MPE) for a more nuanced playing experience.

The original instrument's distinctive Cosmo knobs and switches, textured surface, and maple cabinet have been meticulously recreated to futher enhance the playing experience. Despite the additonal polyphony and touch-response options, the core sound engine remains the same streamlined 3-oscillator powerhouse, with no additional LFO or FX added to distract from the sonic purity. With over 250 presets covering a wide variety of sounds ranging from earthshaking bass and cutting leads to classic synth brass and electronic keys, the Miniverse is ready to bring vintage synth goodness to your computer

Bring the thunderous rumblings of a world-renowned bass pedal heard on hits by top rock acts from the '70s and '80s such as Genesis, U2, The Police, Rush, Yes, and more to your computer with the Lowdown Bass Synthesizer from Cherry Audio. Exactingly recreated by DSP wizard Mark Burton, this powerful plug-in reproduces the deep two-oscillator sound engine, which featured Hz/V scaling (as opposed to the more conventional volts/octave oscillator scaling) to ensure pitch consistency and minimize phasing issues when both oscillators are playing simultaneously.

Additional sound sculpting is made possible via the 24 dB low-pass ladder-style filter with controls for cutoff frequency, emphasis, contour amount, contour attack, and contour decay. The Loudness section functions as an amplitude envelope with controls for attack, sustain level, and decay.

The Cherry Audio Elka-X painstakingly recreates the distinctive sound of the Synthex synthesizer, originally made by Italian manufacturer ELKA in the early '80s and championed by discerning musicians including Stevie Wonder and Geoff Downs (of Yes). This modern emulation makes the sound of this rare instrument available for today's workflows at a fraction of the price that the original sells for and can be used as a plug-in within your DAW or played as a standalone instrument on your Mac or Windows computer. Cherry Audio has exactingly replicated the original multimode filter and chorus effect that gave the Synthex such a distinctive flavor while expanding the polyphony from 8 voices to 16 a long and adding a wealth of additional features for demanding musicians, creators, and sound designers looking to integrate these uniquely vintage synth tones into their productions.

Featuring an innovative sound engine with 4 sine-wave oscillators and 3 different types of synthesis, the Cherry Audio Sines is a powerful virtual synthesizer for Mac or Windows computers and can run as a standalone instrument or as a plug-in within your DAW. Sines uses diverse waveshaping methods to transform these basic waveforms into infinitely variable musical sounds and rich electronic textures for musicians, producers, and sound designers. The instrument offers up to 16 voices of polyphony and supports MIDI Polyphonic Expression (MPE) for a more nuanced playing experience.

The Cherry Audio GX-80 combines two legendary analog synthesizers from Yamaha, the CS-80 and the GX-1, into a single virtual instrument ready to run on your Mac or Windows computer. Intensely circuit-modeled by award-winning developer Mark Barton, the GX-80 carefully replicates the distinctive analog oscillators and filters from the original instruments while expanding their capabilities with studio-quality effects and expressive touch-response settings.

With its massive dual-layer architecture, the GX-80 is capable of playing two different CS-80 sounds simultaneously in split or layered modes, each with 16 voices of polyphony. The sound engine features 4 polyphonic voice ranks, each with a VCO, resonant filters, dual EGs, a velocity-sensitive VCA, and panning controls. An LFO for each layer offers extensive modulation possibilities and can be tempo-synced to your DAW. Over 1000 preset sounds in a wide variety of genres are onboard to get you started. The GX-80 is optimized for an ultralow CPU load and can be used as a plug-in within your DAW or as a standalone instrument.