Plugin comparison

ASYX vs Cherry Audio Memorymode 2

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

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Contenders

The side-by-side

Synth / Isla Electronics

ASYX

£99 (perpetual, 3 computers)

ASYX is Isla Electronics' software recreation of the Alesis Andromeda A6, with dual ASIC-derived filters, deep modulation, 16-part multitimbral use and A6 SysEx import.

Technical matrix

Specs compared

SignalASYXCherry Audio Memorymode 2
Price£99 (perpetual, 3 computers)$69 ($39 upgrade)
Dubspot Score——
FormatsStandalone, VST3, AUAU, VST, VST3, AAX, Standalone
DeveloperIsla Electronics—
ModelsAlesis Andromeda A6 (2000)—
Oscillators2 per voice (PWM, sub, hard/soft sync, FM, noise and ring mod)—
FiltersSEM-derived 12 dB/oct multimode and Moog 904A-derived 24 dB/oct low-pass; series or parallel—
LFOs3, six waveforms each, with delay, trigger and clock-sync—
Envelopes3 seven-stage (delay, attack, 2 decays, sustain, 2 releases), 9 curves per stage—
ModulationRouting with source, destination, amount, offset and enable; modulatable destinations—
Effects29 digital algorithms (chorus, delay, reverb, combined)—
Sequencer16-step, per-step note, velocity, gate and rest; arpeggiator—
MultitimbralUp to 16 parts per instance—
Patches1,200+ programs plus artist banks—
Hardware linkImports A6 SysEx; two-way MIDI control and patch send—
FormatsmacOS: AU, VST3, standalone; Windows: VST3, standalone; Linux coming soon—
SystemsWindows 10+ (64-bit); macOS Big Sur+ (Intel or Apple Silicon)—
Price£99 perpetual licence, 3 computers, all future versions included—

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