Product Reviews by KVR Members

I have just installed the T-Force Zenith and almost fell off my chair. The sound is reminiscent of a JP-8000, so if you're still looking for one - take a look at this one. There are many different waveforms and you can even load your own, also a large selection of filters. There is also a chord mode. The House Organ preset is a good example. It all seems to run smoothly here in FL Studio. I would have liked a few more presets but the integrated ones are great. A beautiful synth, thank you for that.

Finally a 303 emulation that does everything right! The sound is great, nice presets, a sequencer that is fun to program, nice distortion modes built in, ... AcidBox is very well thought out. I have no criticism and can highly recommend it.

For me, the Jupiter-6 is somehow more interesting than the Jupiter-8. It has a completely different architecture. The plugin sounds very similar to the original, as I could tell from some YouTube videos. I like the sound and the "Roland sense of quality" comes through well. One star deduction because of the knobs, on which you can see the set value very bad. Otherwise, a powerful synthesizer that is fun and very versatile in the range of sounds. You can very quickly create good sounds with it.

The oscillators and filters sound incredibly good and I am a big fan of the oscilloscope. If you want to turn your Voltage Modular into a spacey 70's sound lab, you're well served here. It's definitely fun and the quality is outstanding in my opinion, especially for the price. What you should know - the sequencer can be synchronized with the DAW tempo, but via detours. But this can be overcome and you can generally combine the VM2500 collection well with other modules.

Cherry Audio is my favorite company when it comes to virtual synthesizers. The Mercury-4 was on sale and I bought it spontaneously. I am impressed how brute and analog this thing sounds and that with only one oscillator! One star deduction because of two things - a bit CPU hungry and the knobs are a bit small in relation to the overall size. Nevertheless, I like this little monster very much.

I've been looking for a Minimoog emulation for a while and ended up with another product. I was never really convinced with it, because the feeling somehow did not come across. When the Miniverse came out I was immediately taken by the original look and the authentic (!) sound. And it is really not expensive. I now only use the Miniverse for the typical Moog sound. The only thing I would have liked is an oscillator sync function but this was not in the original, so I can live well without it. Of all the minis I know, the Cherry Audio is clearly my favorite. You can also test it for free.

I have only briefly tested the plugin but what strikes me: a well thought-out concept, very pleasant sound and a nice interface that reminds me personally a bit of the PSP plugins. Everything runs smoothly and the display is also a nice feature. A lot of work has gone into this for sure. And that for free! I have added the plugin to my list of favorites and think I will use it in the future. Maybe there will be more plugins from the manufacturer? I would like to see that.

The drum kits are on point. The plugin works flawlessly. The only thing I haven't figured out yet is how to route the drums individually, but maybe that's just me.

Pros:

+ Great, authentic selection of drum kits. Well suited for synthwave and retro.

+ Simple gui.

Cons:

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I think I've been using this little plug-in for almost 10 years. It is very useful for me when I want to make a channel louder or quieter without using the channel fader. You can set a range between + / - 12 dB and the nice thing is you can also type in the value. It also displays clipping or when clipping has occured. It's very simple but it's been in my inventory for so long now and i would miss it a lot.

The last phaser plugin I will ever need. Have been using it for years as I think the sound is fantastic.