Hmm. Tbh i would rather have an emulation of something that hasn't been done yet. Seems like developers are just copying each other nowadays. I would want an emulation of The Cat or Kitten (hasn't been done yet afaik) or anything KORG < Full Bucket might come out with something new at some pointMTorn wrote: Wed Mar 10, 2021 12:10 amYep. Mr. Google found the whole user manual on their website, so we can know pretty much everything about it now.
Spoiler warning - it's laid out remarkably similarly to GForce's OB-E. Each SEM available at the same time on screen, with the option to zoom in (onto a pair of them, in this case). You can batch them together to control multiple SEMs with one knob, and un-batch them at will. The control options seem quite well thought out, with a lot of flexibility for splits, layers, unisons, etc.
The SEMS are nearly bog-standard, with the addition of a global LFO, and maybe one or two other things. The problem for me is that I'm never quite happy with ADS envelopes, I tend to miss the R. I was hoping that they would break vintage authenticity (as they do quite often), and give us a full ADSR.
Also, from my reading through the manual, I don't remember seeing any mention of velocity control?
The Gforce one gives you a little more to work with for each SEM. But of course, it all comes down to how it sounds, and as we know, Cherry Audio are a bit of hit and miss in that respect. They can come off a bit flat and generic sounding, without much liveliness or detail. Bizarrely, the one that I think feels quite alive from them is the free Moog Realistic MG-1.
