New Cherry Audio Synth coming next week

[beely]

When I first saw it, I thought to myself, surely they don't mean rack like my Roland D-110 rackmount module that I used to own.

Rack - yes, synths in rack format, of which the D110 is one. However, being the late 80s, it's a long way from the "dawn of rack" though.

The first rack synths ("dawn of rack") were the Roland MKS modules (1984), and the Octave-Plateau Voyetra 8 (1983).

After those, you're hitting 1985 with the Yamaha TX816, and an increasing amount of rack synth modules being released after that as MIDI gained in ubiquity...

[AnX]

Shouldn't the thread title be 'new gui from cherry audio' ?

The new number of posts before the hate starts is now five..repeat, five..that is all.

Congrats on being able to count to five

[NikkiA]

Some people over on youtube are convinced that the 'rack' aspect points it being at a Buchla 100/200/200e emulation, but their logic seems to be predated on some faulty dates (1963 being the date of the 100 series, 1971 being the date of the 200 series, and a claim that 2001 was from 1963?), and possibly that CA have shown access to a Buchla 200e synth in the past, along with some link to eurorack (at least for the 200e, but that's a new product, the original 200 I'm not sure if it was eurorack or not).

[Introspective]

The SH-32 came out in 2001...

[zzz00m]

I don't have anything against Cherry Audio, and, I wish them success and all the best. But, I'm really not sure about their business model... let's leave it at that. Carry on.

I don't personally have an issue with Cherry, in fact I rather enjoy their business model. Affordable instruments that I can afford, that make nice noises!

I own a number of their synths, including Voltage Modular Core. My favorite Cherry synth models are Memorymode and Eight Voice.

[Introspective]

My guess: it's rack effects, not a synth. Nothing in the video nor in the comments suggests it's a synth--that is an assumption made by (at least) the OP. The video also features rather heavily-processed audio, mostly devoid of analog synth sounds.

A rack of effects.

There. I said it.

[DocAtlas]

My guess: it's rack effects, not a synth. Nothing in the video nor in the comments suggests it's a synth--that is an assumption made by (at least) the OP. The video also features rather heavily-processed audio, mostly devoid of analog synth sounds.

A rack of effects.

There. I said it.

That's my thought, too. It might come with a basic set of effects, with more to buy ala carte. It might even host third-party plugins, like Bidule and Unify. Or it might be something else entirely.

[thecontrolcentre]

One of these ...



Effects Rack seems most likely.

[Rod Staples]

I'd go for System-100.

[rezoneight]

Nobody is even mentioning what the OP said about a Turtle Beach logo. Watch the video at 1/4 speed....

[Funkybot's Evil Twin]

I think it's an MKS-80, aka "Super Jupiter". The 2001 A Space Oddity line was a reference to Jupiter. And the Super Jupiter was a rack synth.

[rezoneight]

https://www.dropbox.com/s/8sbf5ok6fqrd6 ... 1.png?dl=0



The lame img tag is not working with Dropbox for some reason. Should be able to click that link.

[GusGranite]

https://www.dropbox.com/s/8sbf5ok6fqrd6 ... 1.png?dl=0



The lame img tag is not working with Dropbox for some reason. Should be able to click that link.

Ensonic Mirage??

[rezoneight]

https://www.dropbox.com/s/8sbf5ok6fqrd6 ... 1.png?dl=0



The lame img tag is not working with Dropbox for some reason. Should be able to click that link.

Ensonic Mirage??

OP thought Voyetra-8. Which would be awesome since they're so rare and the only option is the UVI sampled thing.

[Rod Staples]

Or Moog Modular