Plugin comparison

Cherry Audio Memorymode 2 vs TED-8

Specs, price and the Dubspot Score, side by side — with our verdict on which synth to buy.

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Specs compared

SignalCherry Audio Memorymode 2TED-8
Price$69 ($39 upgrade)$99 intro (then $199)
Dubspot Score——
FormatsAU, VST, VST3, AAX, StandaloneStandalone, VST, VST3, AU, AAX
Developer—discoDSP
Models—Oberheim TEO-5 analog synthesizer
Voices—8 (Poly Unison up to 48: 6 per note on 8 notes)
Oscillators—2 (triangle, saw, pulse) plus sub oscillator and noise
Filter—2-pole state-variable, SEM-modelled: low-pass to notch to high-pass, plus band-pass
Modulation—16-slot matrix
Sequencer—Up to 64 steps, chords up to 5 notes, rests and ties
Arpeggiator—Up, down, up+down, random, as-played; up to 3 octaves
Effects—12 types plus reverb (delays, chorus, flanger, phaser, distortion, ring mod, rotary, lo-fi)
Hardware link—USB sync with a physical TEO-5
Formats—Standalone, VST, VST3, AU, AAX (Universal Binary 2); iOS in testing
Systems—Windows 10+, macOS 12 Monterey+, Debian 10+ (AVX2, 8 GB RAM)
Price—$99 intro (then $199); $49 for existing discoDSP owners

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