A mockup via Laurie in The MATRIXSYNTH Lounge
Of course Creamware made the Minimax ASB (poly Minimoog), Prodyssey ASB (poly ARP Odyssey), the Pro 12 ASB (SCE Prophet-5) and the B4000 ASB (Hammond B3). A CS 8000 ASB based on the Yamaha CS80 would have been a nice addition. The models in the ASB boxes were based on the models Creamware provided for their initial DSP cards. I don't believe they ever had a model for the CS80 and I don't believe Sonic Core did either. You can see the current list of Sonic Core Plug-Ins here. With Arturia having entered the hardware synth market with the Minibrute and Microbrute, it makes you wonder if porting their software models to hardware boxes similar to the ASB boxes from Creamware would be worthwhile.
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