Cheeze Machine generates sound by feeding a simple, saw-like waveform, into a chorus ensemble emulator, a 6-stages phaser, and a Reverb.
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Reviewed By The Chase [all]
May 5th, 2018
Version reviewed: 1.3.2 on Windows
Credit where credit is due for this old VST.
In the early 2000's there weren't many emulations of string ensemble synthesizers that were popular in the late 70's. Of course you could throw some modulation effects on a basic rampwave patch if you wanted to, but it was nice having a free string ensemble ready to go, with some clear attention to detail spent on having such particular voicing and modulation resemble that of the vintage machines it is emulating.
There may not be much use for it now; the sound has held up about as well as any other VST from 2002 - but this quirky little synth brought me much entertainment in an age when there simply weren't many VSTs around, especially of this type, and especially for free. I'll still use it from time to time, with an oversampler that breathes a little bit of life back into it.
Read ReviewReviewed By ToddBradley [all]
December 17th, 2003
Version reviewed: 1.3.2 on Windows
Reviewed By brok landers [all]
September 26th, 2003
Version reviewed: 1.3.2 on Windows
Reviewed By metalsvinet [all]
July 4th, 2003
Version reviewed: latest on Windows
Reviewed By Magpel [all]
June 9th, 2003
Version reviewed: ? on Windows
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