Why do people here hate on cherry audio?

[jamcat]

Martinic doesn't appear to know how to code VST3.

[gentleclockdivider]

Use other plugins from other vendors to develop their own plugins , wtf does that even mean ? Lol
Martinic developer (dutch) used to develop for arturia ,true to that , not sure about pulsar audio .
Is that what you were trying to say ?

I think you need to go back to read what I wrote again. It is very clear.

Pulsar Audio worked on some of the plugins in the Arturia FX suite (they also did some work for Slate Audio). And Martinic did some work on the Arturia synths.

In case you still don't understand my original post after re-reading it again, what I mean is these days Arturia do a lot of external sub-contracting, as opposed to doing all development in-house.

No , you literally wrote
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They use the Pulsar Audio and Martinic Plugins to develop some of their plugins for example.

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Now read that again , that sentence doesn’t make sense .
It’s like saying , volvo is using audi and ford cars to develop their own cars .

[gentleclockdivider]

I remember years ago when people were saying the same things about Arturia synths. Sameness to the sounds. Must be reusing code. But, they kept improving over the years.

Arturia completely changed their plugin development teams. They use the Pulsar Audio and Martinic Plugins to develop some of their plugins for example.

Use other plugins from other vendors to develop their own plugins , wtf does that even mean ? Lol
Martinic developer (dutch) used to develop for arturia ,true to that , not sure about pulsar audio .
Is that what you were trying to say ?

It's not at all uncommon for large "name brands" to have their plugins developed by unknown (or semi-unknown) 3rd party vendors. Some of these 3rd party vendors then create their own companies (for instance Fuse Audio, Pulsar etc.)

I am verry well aware of that , and I know that’s what he was trying to say but didn’t .

[Arashi]

It's not at all uncommon for large "name brands" to have their plugins developed by unknown (or semi-unknown) 3rd party vendors. Some of these 3rd party vendors then create their own companies (for instance Fuse Audio, Pulsar etc.)

Yeah, the Fuse Audio guy did a bunch of stuff for Brainworx before.

[dionenoid]

Funny how this thread is about anything but Cherry Audio.

[Arashi]

Funny how this thread is about anything but Cherry Audio.

If you ever see a thread (on any forum) that stays on topic for more than five pages, you can be sure it's all bots.

[Uncle E]

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[GusGranite]

And Playertron just dropped a killer sequencer bundle for Voltage Modular https://store.cherryaudio.com/bundles/c ... assemblage

[vurt]

Funny how this thread is about anything but Cherry Audio.

i just got some lovely fresh strawberries.

[Uncle E]

Strawberry season has ended. We are in the peak of cherry season. Seriously!

[vurt]

Strawberry season has ended. We are in the peak of cherry season. Seriously!

different country bro
the allotment is full of them

i don't like cherry's. (the fruit, nothing to do with audio) too tart for my tastes.

[Uncle E]

Rainier cherries would change your mind but I don’t know if they’re grown outside of Washington. Then again, we buy “Norwegian salmon - a product of Chile” so who knows.

[Shabdahbriah]

Rainier cherries would change your mind but I don’t know if they’re grown outside of Washington. Then again, we buy “Norwegian salmon - a product of Chile” so who knows.

They would, and they are. (mainly grown in Washington, California, and Oregon)

[PatCJrMusic]

I have had the DCO106 for a while and will gladly admit the Softube Model 84 sounds richer and more inspiring.

Just started demoing the Mercury 4 and I Love this thing. I have no idea how it sounds compared to other emulations, but it sounds great to me and most importantly it was instantly inspiring and fun to play. Well worth the $30 I spent on it.

I also have the Cherry Audio's DCO106, and also own the actual Juno-106. Importing my presets, I was completely amazed by how insanely close (if not dead on) the sounds were compared to the hardware!

I haven't tired Softube's Model 84 as of yet... got discouraged by the process of downloading the demo, but maybe one day I will try again as I am curious.

I can't believe Cherry Audio is only charging $25 (or was it $29 at first) for the DCO106... certainly worth more!!!! Same for Mercury-4, Polymode and Eight Voice... worth so much more than what I have paid for!!!! Then you add the free Surrealistic MG-1 and Voltage Modular..... THANK YOU CHERRY AUDIO!!!!!!!

Pat
https://patcotillojr.com/the-sounds

[skiltrip]

I have had the DCO106 for a while and will gladly admit the Softube Model 84 sounds richer and more inspiring.

Just started demoing the Mercury 4 and I Love this thing. I have no idea how it sounds compared to other emulations, but it sounds great to me and most importantly it was instantly inspiring and fun to play. Well worth the $30 I spent on it.

I also have the Cherry Audio's DCO106, and also own the actual Juno-106. Importing my presets, I was completely amazed by how insanely close (if not dead on) the sounds were compared to the hardware!

I haven't tired Softube's Model 84 as of yet... got discouraged by the process of downloading the demo, but maybe one day I will try again as I am curious.

I can't believe Cherry Audio is only charging $25 (or was it $29 at first) for the DCO106... certainly worth more!!!! Same for Mercury-4, Polymode and Eight Voice... worth so much more than what I have paid for!!!! Then you add the free Surrealistic MG-1 and Voltage Modular..... THANK YOU CHERRY AUDIO!!!!!!!

Pat
https://patcotillojr.com/the-sounds

I also recently bought the Arturia Jun-6, their Juno 6 emu. So now I've got three Junos, and I honestly like all three for different reasons. They all sound a little different. Demoing the new CA Elka-X. I honestly do not need another synth,and this interface is a little busier than I like, but it sounds really good. Lots of very cool presets to learn from.