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Loving the GX-80 so far! One slight disappointment however as I turned on my Andromeda A6 to use the ribbon controller and see that I cannot use the midi learn function on the ribbon? Sure, I could reprogram the A6 to send pitch, but it would be a huge bonus to allow any CC to be mapped to this. And...

This is such an accurate emulation that I want to just play it and create sounds with it daily; but I miss the hardware control from my old MM. How can this happen? Does Cherry Audio have any plans to make hardware controllers?

Interesting--I'm noticing that it's much more apparent on some patches than others; but it's definitely still there so I was on crack. Thanks!

Am I on crack or has the current build of MM dialed back the strength of the drift? My first day using the plug-in I was getting wickedly out-of-tune drift but now I can hardly tell the difference between 0 and 100.

Success! Thank you.

Oh, and thanks again for creating a masterpiece. Did I mention that already?

So last weekend I played three live shows plus had a studio session for a commercial project and I wanted to use MemoryMode for all of it. Unfortunately the claim that I would "only need an internet connection the first time" I used the plugin turned out to be untrue. I have three devices:...

Oh, and last thing: if you teamed with a hardware manufacturer to create a lightweight midi controller (with quality keybed) that emulated the exact look of a MM and send CC data directly to this plugin, I would buy it immediately and I'm probably not alone.

Just in case you wanted to read my full review i posted on FB, here it is. If you have noticed a sudden increase in purchases from the Pacific NW in the last 24 hours, you're welcome. ;) Warning: Extremely nerdy synthesizer discussion below. Avoid if you know how to talk to girls or don't know what ...

Holy Fuck Balls. I owned a MemoryMoog for about a decade, and playing Memorymode is probably the most eerie and satisfying experience I've ever had with a VST. This may be the most accurate replication of a hardware synth ever created. And it's not just "oh if I set the knobs up just like this ...