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"Cherry Audio is kicking off its 'Bob Moog Appreciation Month' with the release of Minimode, our homage to Dr. Robert A. Moog and the best-known and loved analog synthesizer ever made. As part of our month-long celebration, Cherry Audio will be donating a portion of profits from Minimode to the Bob Moog Foundation.
MINIMODE is our painstaking virtual emulation of the granddaddy of all portable synthesizers, the Model D. When we set out to create Minimode, we focused on a single principle: absolute authenticity. We studied and measured every nuance, every curve, and every response of the audio. The interface is a meticulous recreation of the original, from the maple cabinet and textured surface to the unmistakable knobs and switches.
The resulting monophonic tones are so mighty that we could not resist adding one particular enhancement: we've made it easy to dial in two, four, eight, or sixteen polyphonic voices guaranteed to bring the house down. Minimode also includes a library of over 250 presets, and we've added a new feature to Minimode: the ability to save custom MIDI controller mappings to individual presets or globally, or both.
It's been said, "Everyone should have one," and we couldn't agree more. That's why Cherry Audio is bringing Minimode to the desktop for the inconceivably low price of only $39!
The Minimode synthesizer is now available at cherryaudio.com and authorized resellers worldwide for Windows and macOS, in AU, VST, VST3, AAX, and standalone formats. Visit https://bit.ly/minimode for additional product details, a free demo, system requirements, and a collection of thunderous sound examples."
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