Cherry Audio Eight Voice Synthesizer

Taming A Classic Beast: Cherry Audio's Eight Voice polyphonic synthesizer is a remarkable instrument. It precisely emulates the rich sound of the rare Oberheim Eight Voice. Before modern microprocessor control, programming its eight independent dual-oscillator voice modules was tough. But with the unique Voice Link controls, you can easily group voice module controls, no need to set each one individually for homogenous poly sounds. The focus buttons make it easy to enlarge any part of the UI for effortless sound programming. And the flexible keyboard assign modes offer endless mono and poly keyboard zoning and layering options. It transforms the original's difficult UI into a fun synth experience. The sound is incredibly accurate and huge, thanks to Mark Barton's detailed emulation of the Oberheim filter. It also has an eight-step'mini' sequencer and high-quality modulation delay and reverb effects. With over 330 presets and many great features, Cherry Audio's Eight Voice offers unique sound possibilities at an amazing price!

Using this synthesizer is easy. First, turn it on and start exploring the presets to get a feel for the sounds. If you want to create your own sounds, use the Voice Link controls to group the voice modules and make programming simpler. The focus buttons can help you see the details of different sections clearly. For keyboard assignment, choose from the many available modes to get the layering and zoning you want. When using the sequencer, set the tempo and use the quantizer to make your patterns more precise. As for effects, adjust the reverb and mod delay to add depth to your sounds. Remember to save your favorite presets. Keep it in a dry and clean place to avoid damage. And make sure to update the software regularly to get the best performance.