XILS-lab Launches MemoryTone Software Synthesiser
The Grenoble-based developer's latest release recreates the architecture of a landmark early-1980s polyphonic analogue synthesiser, adding modern features including MPE support and 16-voice polyphony. XILS-lab has released MemoryTone, a software synthesiser modelled on the Memorymoog, the American manufacturer's final analogue instrument before it filed for bankruptcy in 1987. The plug-in extends the original's three-oscillator-per-voice design to 16-voice polyphony, with up to 18 oscillators sounding in unison, alongside modern additions such as expanded modulation, integrated effects and…
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