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I think this would be a great synth for somebody new to synths who wants to learn how to create their own patches from scratch. It's got every parameter you'd expect in a classic subtractive synthesizer plus some not-so-common features, all laid out in a logical manner. Back in the day this would have been considered an exceptionally full-featured synth. Sure, modern soft synths include more sophisticated features, but that also makes the process of learning to program them more intimidating. 

Plus, it sounds really good.

 

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Here's something Cherry Audio has so far neglected to do - post some actual sounds. If you're hearing Oberheim-like sounds, it's those 12dB/octave filters. This synth also offers 24dB slopes for a more Moog-ish profile. Note that this video shows the actual synth upon which the Cherry emulation is based.

 

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This is my favorite style of VST synth. I'm more old school bent with a control per function.  No tabs or drop down menu that I can see from the demo.

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Talking Synths, Episode 90: ELKA-X From Cherry Audio. Interview with Dan Goldstein, CTO and DSP engineer of Cherry Audio :)

Trivia: Dan owns the largest hardware synth collection in Las Vegas (approximately 130).

 

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