Cherry Audio has turned the Gleeman Pentaphonic, a five-voice polysynth built by two brothers in a Silicon Valley garage in 1981 with fewer than 70 units ever made, into a $59 plugin that expands it to 16 voices.
Cherry Audio has turned the ultra-rare 1981 Gleeman Pentaphonic, a hardware synth with fewer than 70 units ever built and past owners including Oscar Peterson and Martin Gore, into a $59 plugin.
Xils Lab has released MemoryTone, a software emulation of the Moog Memorymoog, at an introductory price of 79 euros, the third company to clone the 1982 synth in 2026 after Arturia and Cherry Audio.
Cherry Audio's Memorymode 2 rebuilds its Moog Memorymoog emulation with a dual-layer engine, 800-plus presets and a Bob Moog Foundation charity tie-in, something the 1982 hardware never had.
Cherry Audio released an official software version of Ensoniq's 1986 ESQ-1 on June 16, 2026, rebuilt from the original waveforms and priced at $69 to mark the synth's 40th anniversary.
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