Cherry Audio Synth Stack 6

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What’s included

• Mercury-8: Mercury-8 expands the original concept with higher polyphony, flexible modulation, and studio-grade effects. It also supports hardware data exchange, pushing the classic architecture far beyond its 1981 limits.
• Trident Mk III: Trident Mk III revives the multitimbral sound of the original Trident synths while significantly broadening their scope. It blends authenticity with modern enhancements for a deeper, more versatile instrument.
• Crumar Spirit: Crumar Spirit recreates the rare 1983 monosynth with exceptional detail, developed in collaboration with Crumar. Its design captures the character of the original while adding modern refinement.
• ODC2800: ODC2800 merges three instruments into one, inspired by Alan R. Pearlman’s pioneering Odyssey synthesizer. It brings duophonic expression into a powerful software format.
• Yellowjacket: Yellowjacket pays tribute to the Wasp synth, recreating its buzzy, unconventional tone and hybrid design. Its oscillators and filters faithfully mirror the original’s quirky sonic personality.
• KR-55C Drum Machine: KR-55C combines and modernises features from the KR-55A and KR-55B drum machines. It offers an energised software take on these post-punk-era units.
• P-10: P-10 reproduces the sound and factory presets of the original P5 and P10 while extending its creative flexibility. It honours five decades of synth innovation with workflow-friendly updates.
• Atomika: Atomika emulates the Polivoks using circuit-modelled DSP while expanding far beyond the original. Added filters, polyphony, effects, and an arpeggiator deliver broader sound design options.
• Blue3: Blue3 models iconic tonewheel organs including the B-3, C-3, A-100, and others. Its fully modelled engine captures the character and behaviour of each classic unit.
• Wurlybird: Wurlybird 140B is a deep-sampled recreation of the 1964 Wurlitzer 140B with detailed mechanical nuance. It includes preamp modelling, expressive modulation, and optional background hum for realism.
• Rhodes Chroma: Rhodes Chroma revives the 1982 polyphonic synthesizer with precision and expressive depth. It restores the spirit of the original instrument within a modern interface.
• CR-78: CR-78 faithfully recreates the classic drum machine’s punchy analog tone and modernises sequencing with an intuitive X0X-style interface. A song mode allows easy pattern chaining.
• Synthesizer Expander Module: This free instrument emulates the 1974 Oberheim mono module designed to pair with early digital sequencers. It delivers the original’s compact architecture in a simple, accessible form.
• Pro Soloist: Pro Soloist recreates the expressive ARP preset synth and makes it fully programmable. Added polyphony, modulation, effects, splits, and layers bring new creative range.
• PS-3300: PS-3300 is a detailed emulation of KORG’s huge semi-modular polysynth from 1977. It mirrors the stacked sound, resonator sweeps, and patching capabilities of the rare original.
• Harmonia: Harmonia creates evolving polyphonic textures using hundreds of sampled waveforms from instruments, voices, and lo-fi sources. Its visual interface makes complex sound shaping intuitive.
• Octave Cat: Octave Cat recreates the 1976 duophonic synth in partnership with its original designer, capturing its aggressive filter and growling tone. Expanded polyphony, effects, and sequencing broaden its possibilities.
• Novachord + Solovox: This collection emulates two early electronic instruments: the 1939 polyphonic Novachord and the monophonic Solovox. Together they offer a window into the earliest days of synthesizer design.
• Mercury-6: Mercury-6 meticulously recreates the Jupiter-6 while enhancing its features for DAW-based production. It retains the original’s character with expanded workflow tools.
• GX-80: GX-80 combines the sound of the GX-1 and CS-80 into a single hybrid instrument. Intensive circuit modelling captures the nuance of both legendary synthesizers.
• Sines: Sines uses four sine-wave oscillators with advanced waveshaping to build unique timbres. Its design produces everything from subtle tones to complex, heavily shaped sounds.
• Elka-X: Elka-X models the distinctive Italian ELKA synth, including its lush chorus and characterful filters. It adds split modes and an enhanced arpeggiator for expanded performance use.
• Lowdown: Lowdown recreates the iconic dual-oscillator bass pedal tones heard in classic prog-rock recordings. It delivers the same powerful low end with modern reliability.
• Miniverse: Miniverse emulates the Moog Model D, known for its thick analog tone and historic influence. It captures the character used by artists from Pink Floyd to Gary Numan.
• Dreamsynth: Dreamsynth blends influences from vintage hybrid synths with wave morphing, stereo filters, and polyphonic strings. Extensive modulation and MPE support expand its expressive range.
• Quadra: Quadra enhances the original ARP Quadra design with deeper accuracy and improvements. Multi-Out support lets you process its four sections independently.
• Mercury-4: Mercury-4 captures the quirky sound of the Jupiter-4 and updates it with expanded polyphony, velocity sensitivity, and unlimited patch storage. It brings the character heard on 1980s new-wave records into a modern workflow.
• Memorymode: Memorymode honours the Memorymoog with rich analog tones and updated modulation, arpeggiation, and effects. Simulated “Drift” adds vintage-style movement.
• PS-20: PS-20 reimagines the MS-20 with accurate filters, expanded patching, and 16-note polyphony. It keeps the synth’s signature raw sound while adding new flexibility.
• Eight Voice: Eight Voice captures the sound of the Oberheim instrument that used eight independent modules for enormous tonal range. It recreates the architecture and state-variable filters without the hardware complexity.
• Polymode: Polymode brings back the sound of the Polymoog with a cleaner interface and powerful modulation. It excels at evolving pads, strings, and vocal-style textures.
• Surrealistic MG-1: This recreation of the MG-1 delivers its fat analog tone, polyphonic oscillator, and Bell Tone ring modulation. It preserves the charm of the Radio Shack original.
• CA2600: CA2600 emulates the ARP 2600 with its distinctive oscillators, filter, and preamp section. It’s well suited for bold basses and sharp lead sounds.
• DCO-106: DCO-106 models the Juno-106 in detail, including its filter and chorus. Added modulation, arpeggiation, and effects tailor it for modern production.
• Voltage Modular Core + Electro Drums: Voltage Modular provides a flexible modular environment with a broad set of patchable modules. Electro Drums expands it with drum-focused tools for creative sequencing.
• GP5Free — a lite version of Gig Performer 5: GP5Free introduces musicians to Gig Performer’s performance environment. It integrates smoothly with Cherry Audio synths for live or studio use.

Specifications

• Operating system:
  • Mac: Mac OS 10.13 or above
  • Windows: Windows 7 or above
• CPU:
  • Mac: Native Apple M1 or greater processor support, including Ultra. 3.4 GHz Quad-Core or M1 CPU
  • Windows: Quad-core Intel or AMD
• Format:
  • Mac: VST-2, VST-3, AU, AAX, STAND-ALONE
  • Windows: VST-2, VST-3, AAX, STAND-ALONE
• RAM: 8GB
• Disk space: 1GB
• Activation: Internet connection required
• Product code: 1316-1068