Cherry Audio 8 Voice
Yes i have a couple if cherry audio vsts and i like them.bpmorton wrote: ↑15 Mar 2021just out today.
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Its interesting that Cherry Audio can price there synths at $29 but Reason Studios are $99.
Lets face it, if i have some GAS, and being experienced with GAS and knowing how much im probably going to end up not using a new synth, $29 is a lot more palatable than $99. Probably why i own 2 cherry vst audio synths now and haven't bought a RS synth since Umpf. Reason take note?
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I wonder how this stacks up to GForce's version that came out last month... at six times the price.
I think the RS REs are very reasonably priced compared to what is out there. I think if they sell them that cheap, they undercut third party REs and make it harder on third party devs to compete...and also harder to justify what should be reasonable $99 price tags.VariableX wrote: ↑15 Mar 2021Yes i have a couple if cherry audio vsts and i like them.bpmorton wrote: ↑15 Mar 2021just out today.
https://store.cherryaudio.com/bundles/e ... ynthesizer
8voice.jpg
Its interesting that Cherry Audio can price there synths at $29 but Reason Studios are $99.
Lets face it, if i have some GAS, and being experienced with GAS and knowing how much im probably going to end up not using a new synth, $29 is a lot more palatable than $99. Probably why i own 2 cherry vst audio synths now and haven't bought a RS synth since Umpf. Reason take note?
I used to own a Polymoog back in the 80's. Their Polymode synth definitely has "that sound," so I could not pass it up.fieldframe wrote: ↑15 Mar 2021I wonder how this stacks up to GForce's version that came out last month... at six times the price.
thats good for you, I guess you have bought a few RS synths in the last few years then?joeyluck wrote: ↑16 Mar 2021I think the RS REs are very reasonably priced compared to what is out there. I think if they sell them that cheap, they undercut third party REs and make it harder on third party devs to compete...and also harder to justify what should be reasonable $99 price tags.VariableX wrote: ↑15 Mar 2021
Yes i have a couple if cherry audio vsts and i like them.
Its interesting that Cherry Audio can price there synths at $29 but Reason Studios are $99.
Lets face it, if i have some GAS, and being experienced with GAS and knowing how much im probably going to end up not using a new synth, $29 is a lot more palatable than $99. Probably why i own 2 cherry vst audio synths now and haven't bought a RS synth since Umpf. Reason take note?
I personally think RS synths are vastly over priced, compared to the competition for what you get, also compared to 3rd party RE.
3rd party RE are mostly fairer priced and get updated. For example look are Sequences and say psq1684.
Then look at RS RE and there update freq.
RS synths certainly may seem reasonably priced to those who got a free license for beta-ing them. Just saying.VariableX wrote: ↑16 Mar 2021thats good for you, I guess you have bought a few RS synths in the last few years then?
I personally think RS synths are vastly over priced, compared to the competition for what you get, also compared to 3rd party RE.
3rd party RE are mostly fairer priced and get updated. For example look are Sequences and say psq1684.
Then look at RS RE and there update freq.
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Some third party RE devs have complained with having to compete with RS as it is. Now imagine if those RS synths were cheaper. Not only does it make it harder to compete with, it also makes it difficult for third parties to justify such price tags for their own hard work. No Algoritm doesn't cost $200 like Zebra2 or OB-E, I feel it sits in the right spot at $99, all things considered IMO.VariableX wrote: ↑16 Mar 2021thats good for you, I guess you have bought a few RS synths in the last few years then?
I personally think RS synths are vastly over priced, compared to the competition for what you get, also compared to 3rd party RE.
3rd party RE are mostly fairer priced and get updated. For example look are Sequences and say psq1684.
Then look at RS RE and there update freq.
and thats fair enough, your opinion, my opinion, all things considered i think its over priced and should be $29.joeyluck wrote: ↑16 Mar 2021Some third party RE devs have complained with having to compete with RS as it is. Now imagine if those RS synths were cheaper. Not only does it make it harder to compete with, it also makes it difficult for third parties to justify such price tags for their own hard work. No Algoritm doesn't cost $200 like Zebra2 or OB-E, I feel it sits in the right spot at $99, all things considered IMO.VariableX wrote: ↑16 Mar 2021
thats good for you, I guess you have bought a few RS synths in the last few years then?
I personally think RS synths are vastly over priced, compared to the competition for what you get, also compared to 3rd party RE.
3rd party RE are mostly fairer priced and get updated. For example look are Sequences and say psq1684.
Then look at RS RE and there update freq.
as a RE developer, would you rather sell 1000 Algoritm at $99 or 10000 Algoritm at $29?
There's definitely a market for these cheaper offerings from Cherry Audio but definitely don't expect something in the same league as offerings from Gforce. There's a dude on another forum who enjoys picking apart these Cherry Audio Synths and putting them through plugin analysers etc etc. They're never meticulous emulations of the hardware synths and they may reuse a lot of the same code just slightly tweaked. If he's right it means they definitely cut corners in order to release synths so quickly and cheaply.VariableX wrote: ↑15 Mar 2021Yes i have a couple if cherry audio vsts and i like them.bpmorton wrote: ↑15 Mar 2021just out today.
https://store.cherryaudio.com/bundles/e ... ynthesizer
8voice.jpg
Its interesting that Cherry Audio can price there synths at $29 but Reason Studios are $99.
Lets face it, if i have some GAS, and being experienced with GAS and knowing how much im probably going to end up not using a new synth, $29 is a lot more palatable than $99. Probably why i own 2 cherry vst audio synths now and haven't bought a RS synth since Umpf. Reason take note?
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RS synths are too expensive imo. I would be way more locked in to Reason if they were half the price, but I ended up buying other stuff instead. Now when something like Algoritm comes out I'm like, why would I drop £99 on that when I already have DX7 V?
They sound fine to me, and Cherry Audio's synths definitely have their own specific flavor, but I guess I don't care if they're exact emulations. I blind tested OB-E and Eight Voice with a similar patch and I had a hard time picking out which was which. And regarding the re-use of code - I mean Ekssperimental "We make REs quicker than anyone else" Sounds do that too, but would you also say they're cutting corners? I think Cherry Audio have their own "Gorilla Engine", so it allows them to put these things together quickly.miscend wrote: ↑16 Mar 2021
There's definitely a market for these cheaper offerings from Cherry Audio but definitely don't expect something in the same league as offerings from Gforce. There's a dude on another forum who enjoys picking apart these Cherry Audio Synths and putting them through plugin analysers etc etc. They're never meticulous emulations of the hardware synths and they may reuse a lot of the same code just slightly tweaked. If he's right it means they definitely cut corners in order to release synths so quickly and cheaply.
haha do it MrFigg this is my point, at $29 its hard to fight that GAS at $99 its easy.
Im probably maybe going to get the new Cherry Audio synth, i know for a fact I am not getting any synth at $99 from any manufacturer!
Maaaan. We’re supposed to be helping each other get through the GAS. Good job I’ve already spoken to my sponsor. One day at a time.
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I have to agree. From RS I've only bought Complex-1 at 50% off and Parsec 2 in a Synth Rig. At $99 you're getting into the territory where developers improve their synths with point updates over the years and we all know that's not how RS roll.Jackjackdaw wrote: ↑16 Mar 2021RS synths are too expensive imo. I would be way more locked in to Reason if they were half the price, but I ended up buying other stuff instead. Now when something like Algoritm comes out I'm like, why would I drop £99 on that when I already have DX7 V?
The 8 voice does sound nice but I'll stick to Bx_Oberhausen for pure audio quality, and a little extra jiggering about in the Rack to make it polyphonic.
I still can't believe I got it for $15.
I have two Cherry Audio Plugins. They sound good as I'm sure this one does. Not sure this is "brave new territory" though where even at $29 I'm getting a steal. There are several other "OB-Like" products out there of which I suspect many users already have. I have the DCO-106 and the one thing (as a Reason User) that is a huge turn off is the lack of REMOTE support. If you like patch making you probably will not enjoy this unless you have a really tight bond with your mouse and virtual controls. Sometimes low price points speak for themselves.
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Great sounding synth, brought it from the JRRSHOP for ~£17 and then brought the expansion modules from Cherry Audio with 20% off which again worked out to be ~£17, personally I think I got a bargain, love them.
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That's about 40 voices, by my count!
I only have the Arturia, which I use occasionally for basses, but it's not one of my go-tos. I'm curious what your round-up take is... Most versatile of the bunch? Best sound? Best UI/workflow?
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