Dreamsynth

Superb simulation of the original device, but:

The copy protection system wants to register the plugin and load some stuff online from time to time.

At homestudio that's ok, but on stage you mostly have no internet and therefore it's a very high risk to use this plugin there. I had several connections to the support, got some solutions but have still this annoying behavior. So only two and not five stars.

This is actually not that far off for a dream synth, if you're looking for a retro digital waveform synth, there's a few things which keeps me from giving it full score though.

The sampled waveforms doesn't sound very good, hopefully they can fix this. You can't import your own waveforms and samples, that would make the synth way more versatile and interesting. And, the string section, if it's going to be there at least add the other instruments usually found in these kind of synths. I really like how you can keep the arpeggiator on and off separately for the string synth and the rest of the synth, I would have liked it even more if that was a feature for every oscillator section as well.

It's a synth with a lot of potential.

Cherry Audio has done it again. A great and powerful synth that takes you back 40-50 years.

The plugin is easy to navigate and making sounds out of it is a lot of fun with 3 oscillators with dual waves on each that you can mix together.

To describe how it sounds is like asking how a fox sounds like, you'll be in a surprise how versatile it is.

I am just very happy with it so far, and that I picked it up at introduction price.

Highly recommended.