IK Multimedia Syntronik Memory-V Synth

Syntronik Memory-V from IK Multimedia is based on the classic 18-oscillator monster analog polysynth, the legendary Memorymoog. Manufactured from 1981 to 1985, it's often described as six Minimoogs in one unit. Its timbral palette is nothing short of impressive, capable of producing a huge variety of sounds including strings, brasses, pads, flutes as well as more percussive sounds. The Memorymoog has earned the reputation of being one of the fattest-sounding analog polyphonic synthesizers ever made, but also of being somewhat unreliable, prone to damage and expensive. Memory-V truly immortalizes the analog soul of the Memorymoog once and for all, so everyone could take advantage of its unmistakable sonic power. Single oscillators were recorded, along with innovative combinations of multiple oscillators, union stacks, pulse width modulation and synched oscillators plus some classic full patches to bring this legendary beast to life once more. This rare and expensive synthesizer has been used by numerous artists over the decades including Jean-Michel Jarre, 808 State, The Orb, Jan Hammer, Bon Jovi, INXS, legendary keyboardist Rick Wakeman, George Duke, Tom Coster and many others.