I have been trying a lot of synth plugins for the last 10 years. This is my favorite. Developers have done everything right. Sounds great! Every function is usable. UI and simplicity of it is amazing. I can stretch vst3 almost on a full 34 inch 3440x1440 widescreen monitor. Also, it works very stable. I've got 4 good song ideas in one night with this instrument. Thank you very much!
Wow! Thanks for sharing your experience! That's great to hear it inspired you too, this is what we want out of our gear! My work is done, very much my pleasure //Jason
I'm glad you enjoyed the feature! That Pad is sumptuous.. I played with it for a long time too! Cherry Audio really are doing some fab plugins! //Jason
I have been playing with Cherry Audio because they always have some plug in I need. Arturia as well. I just got Cherry Audios Mercury 4. I still play with all of it.
Jason, thanks a lot for sharing your video. Using the memorymode since a fortnight or so, frankly spoken, I do prefer U-HEs Repro 5 and Synapse Audios Obsession - though a bit more expensive, it's my believe that they are way more vivid and interesting, not to mention their outstanding stereo panning possibilities (the reason for me not to go for a Prophet 5/10 Rev 4). One word about the memorymodes shift button. The owners manual tells us about the Memorymoogs tuning being all over the place which is supposed to be simulated by mentioned button. Well, whenever I got on stage with the Memorymoog between 1984 and 1989 and "5 tuned (voices)" or less was displayed, always a nightmare believe me, every sixth (or less) voice was out out tune. Somehow different to the memorymodes shift button. Cheers, Oliver
My pleasure and glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for sharing your experience of an original! Always happy to hear such stories, we're really spoiled these days! U-HE's plugs are great too! I put my Pro-One away thanks to Repro. Be well and glad to hear you're enjoying Memorymode! //Jason
@@theboofin I owned one for many years and got to know it very well. And I think it is marvelously intuitive. Right now I have eight software synths and ten hardware and I use the 2600 more than all of them because it's so easy to create the sounds I want, and easier than searching through thousands of samples
@@cheopys I love the sound of ARPs but I can't figure the buggers out. I did watch a tut once and I sort of got it, but I'm too used to Moogs, Sequentials and Oberheims.
Great inspiring video and articulated well, straight down to facts and not what you had for breakfast or what your neighbours are doing? This is what I've been looking for for a long time, that's got the sensitivity values of analogue . Nice one ....
We have a video on our channel comparing the Korg Volca Beats and the Analog Rytm. You might wanna go ahead and check it out. The volca beats is limited when it comes to build quality and features but it makes up for it in the quality of its analog sounds.
Not enough external keyboard come with DIN sockets, only USB. Sometimes I just want to plug into the synth, not all the rigmarole of setting up the connection in software. So I got an Arturia Keystep for that, but it's still a small keyboard with small keys.
I have been trying a lot of synth plugins for the last 10 years. This is my favorite. Developers have done everything right. Sounds great! Every function is usable. UI and simplicity of it is amazing. I can stretch vst3 almost on a full 34 inch 3440x1440 widescreen monitor. Also, it works very stable.
I've got 4 good song ideas in one night with this instrument. Thank you very much!
Wow! Thanks for sharing your experience! That's great to hear it inspired you too, this is what we want out of our gear! My work is done, very much my pleasure //Jason
great video jason! being on the hardware site i must confess this one does sound extremely PHATT and very tempting .... #dang ;)
Thank you! Yes, I feel you there - it really does the job extremely well - you should definitely give it a go.. All the best //Jason
The Ubiquitous jam was a bop, very fun time
Why thank you! Glad you enjoyed.. //Jason
Great stuff. I’ve been neglecting this VST as I’ve been focusing so much on their Mercury 4 and 6 offerings. I need to get reacquainted with this one.
Pad starting at 3:21 caught my attention. Thanks for the video, I love their version of the 8 Voice!
I'm glad you enjoyed the feature! That Pad is sumptuous.. I played with it for a long time too! Cherry Audio really are doing some fab plugins! //Jason
Most of Cherry Audio products are of the same quality, I’ve purchased numerous and not been disappointed!
I don’t usually buy vst synths but this time I did! Thanks Cherry Audio for this gem!
It so is! Worth getting in the box for! //JAson
I have been playing with Cherry Audio because they always have some plug in I need. Arturia as well. I just got Cherry Audios Mercury 4. I still play with all of it.
Love it!
Jason, thanks a lot for sharing your video. Using the memorymode since a fortnight or so, frankly spoken, I do prefer U-HEs Repro 5 and Synapse Audios Obsession - though a bit more expensive, it's my believe that they are way more vivid and interesting, not to mention their outstanding stereo panning possibilities (the reason for me not to go for a Prophet 5/10 Rev 4). One word about the memorymodes shift button. The owners manual tells us about the Memorymoogs tuning being all over the place which is supposed to be simulated by mentioned button. Well, whenever I got on stage with the Memorymoog between 1984 and 1989 and "5 tuned (voices)" or less was displayed, always a nightmare believe me, every sixth (or less) voice was out out tune. Somehow different to the memorymodes shift button. Cheers, Oliver
My pleasure and glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for sharing your experience of an original! Always happy to hear such stories, we're really spoiled these days! U-HE's plugs are great too! I put my Pro-One away thanks to Repro. Be well and glad to hear you're enjoying Memorymode! //Jason
Purchased. Very powerful box but not as intuitive as the 2600. I'll get used to it. Cherry is doing some FINE work.
Gee, never heard anyone hold an ARP up as the standard of intuitive!
@@theboofin I owned one for many years and got to know it very well. And I think it is marvelously intuitive. Right now I have eight software synths and ten hardware and I use the 2600 more than all of them because it's so easy to create the sounds I want, and easier than searching through thousands of samples
@@cheopys I love the sound of ARPs but I can't figure the buggers out. I did watch a tut once and I sort of got it, but I'm too used to Moogs, Sequentials and Oberheims.
Great inspiring video and articulated well, straight down to facts and not what you had for breakfast or what your neighbours are doing?
This is what I've been looking for for a long time, that's got the sensitivity values of analogue . Nice one ....
Thank you! Glad to hear you appreciated the presentation and are hopefully enjoying the Memorymode for yourself! //Jason
Awesome Dude! What do you think of Volca Beats? I’m looking to buy my first Synth.....
We have a video on our channel comparing the Korg Volca Beats and the Analog Rytm. You might wanna go ahead and check it out. The volca beats is limited when it comes to build quality and features but it makes up for it in the quality of its analog sounds.
@@ThomannSynthesizers Excellent thanks Mate, will check it out! Aye.
Who are you and what have you done with the suit? Was he (reduced in force) or did the end of summer holiday come surprisingly early?
😂 Its me! *raises spectacles* trying out the other end of my wardrobe! And yes, it's been unseasonably warm in the UK, it feels like Miami! //Jason
@@ThomannSynthesizers stay cool Jarv
@@PooNinja thanks buddy.. working on it!
Pity they didn't give you a decent sized keyboard to work with.
🤣 I know.. They gave me one which matches my size! #Hobbitsrule //Jason
@@ThomannSynthesizers LOL - I won't go into that
Not enough external keyboard come with DIN sockets, only USB. Sometimes I just want to plug into the synth, not all the rigmarole of setting up the connection in software. So I got an Arturia Keystep for that, but it's still a small keyboard with small keys.