Memorymode

Memorymode

Memorymode is a virtual instrument that replicates the incredible sound and feel of the original Memorymoog synthesizer, which was released in 1982 and known for its lush, powerful analog sound. It delivers all the power and musicality of the Memorymoog at a price anyone can afford, without compromising any of the sound or functionality that made it great. It also does away with the reliability, maintenance, and tuning issues of the original instrument.

Features

• 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 with 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

System Requirements

• Mac: 10.13 or above
• 3.4 GHz Quad-Core or M1 CPU with 8GB of RAM recommended
• Native Apple M1 processor support, including Apple M1 Ultra
• Available in VST, VST3, AAX & Standalone formats
• macOS 13 Ventura supported

For those not inclined to program their own sounds, Memorymode includes over 600 stunning presets, created by a veritable dream team of industry-veteran synth programmers, and showcasing its immensely flexible voice architecture. A unique Drift parameter allows continuously variable detuning between oscillators for added analog realism, and the LFO, arpeggio, and delay effects all feature one-button tempo sync. The filter and amplitude can also be set to respond to velocity sensitivity for even more expressiveness. The user interface has been streamlined and simplified, updating the original instrument’s numeric-keypad-and-command-numbers with fast, simple-to-use pop-up menus and an improved value display window.

In addition to all of the voicing and modulation that made the original sound so great, Cherry Audio has added a number of creative and convenient features aimed at modern music makers. These include an expanded Voice Modulation section with up to six simultaneous destinations, a modern button for beefy lows and crystalline highs, and advanced one-click UI magnification.