Cherry Audio Voltage Modular Year Two Anniversary Sale + Polymode Synthesizer and Syndrum Reborn
Cherry Audio has announced that the Voltage Modular Year Two Anniversary Sale has begun, offering 50% off Voltage Modular Core and Voltage Modular Ignite, plus they've extended the Voltage Modular Nucleus free offer for the foreseeable future.
Now available, the Cherry Audio Year Two Collection assembles all modules from Voltage Modular's second year, including SynthVoice, SynthVoice Filter, DCO-60, VCF-60, Chorus-60, AirWave, Poly AirWave, AirVector, AirStep, FM Station, Poly FM Station, EG Station, Poly EG Station, and the brand-new Polymode Synthesizer module, at a low price. Normally $100, the Year Two Collection is available for $50 during the Year Two Celebration.
Polymode Synthesizer
Cherry Audio's new Polymode Synthesizer is a complete instrument inspired by the 1970's Polymoog synthesizer. One of the world's first polyphonic synthesizers, it excels at large pads, strings, and vocal-esque sounds, and its unique multiple filter implementation and mod routings gives it a sound like no other synth. As a module for Voltage Modular, new sonic possibilities emerge, due to a wealth of modulation inputs and modular outputs.
The Polymode Synthesizer, normally $29, is on sale for $15 during the Year Two Celebration. It comes with dozens of presets, including the original factory presets.
The Legendary Syndrum – Reborn After 45 Years
Invented by Joe Pollard and Mark Barton in 1975, the Pollard Syndrum was the world's first commercially manufactured electronic drum synthesizer. It appeared on many influential tracks, including "Good Times Roll" by The Cars, and "Baker Street" by Gerry Rafferty, as well as having a major impact on the late 70s disco sound. After 45 years, the Syndrum is reborn as a new set of modules for Voltage Modular. Precisely modeled by the original inventor, the Syndrum and Poly Syndrum modules are a source of both classic and complex electronic drum sounds.
The new MRB Syndrum Bundle is now available for the introductory sale price of $25.00 during the Year Two Celebration.
In his essay, The Syndrum Saga, original inventor Mark Barton tells the history of the Syndrum, and discusses all the moments of inspiration that led to its development. Cherry Audio's Mitchell Sigman has also created a short video documentary on the history of the Syndrum, from its original 1975 inception to its modern-day rebirth in 2020.
Check out Syndrum: The Electronic Drum
Visit the Year Two Anniversary Sale Page to see all currently available discounts. Enjoy discounts of up to 67% on modules from Vult, PSP, Andrew Macaulay, Benard, Sonobiosis, Monkey Business Audio, Weevil, Hype Audio, Granucon, HetrickCV, and more.
The Cherry Audio Year Two Sale is happening now through September 15th.
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