Memory V is a software reproduction of the Analog Polyphonic Synthesizer known as "Memorymoog".
Make sure to refer to our dedicated FAQ articles to understand how to register, activate and install our software licences:
Note
If the software license was acquired on our Webstore, no manual registration should be required as the license should be automatically registered on your account once the order will be validated and confirmed. If everything went fine, you should normally receive specific "Order confirmation" and "Licenses registration" emails.
You will find below some useful links to rescan your plug-ins and insert your software effect in your favorite DAW:
Removed function:
- No dedicated options to adjust Foot pedals parameters (Such as Program change, Glide, Pitch, Volume, Mod Amount...) which will have to be mapped via DAW mapping function.
Replaced/modified functions:
- No more envelope Release "On/Off" function to switch from ADS to ADSR envelope which has been replaced by "Velocity Env Times" allowing to modify the envelope Time based on the Velocity value:
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Oscillator 2 behavior differs compared to original Hardware unit. A single voice over the 6 available was behaving differently, this now applies to all the voices from Oscillator 2 for more consistency.
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"Pan" button becomes a "Stereo Spread" function while "Unison" is enabled:
- Original unit was restricted to 6 voices when Memory V offers up to 12 Polyphony voices:
- Original unit had no effects when Memory V includes an effect rack with 4 slots and 18 effects:
- Modulation rack from V Collection 11 is part of Memory V:
- Original unit LFO was "Freerun" monophonic when Memory V also offers a Polyphonic "Retrig mode" and a "Sync" option.
- Oscillator 1 can now be synced with Oscillator 3 (along with the original Sync between Oscillator 1 and 2)
- MPE (MIDI Polyphonic Expression) support:
- "Vintage knob" to adjust the amount of Dispersion and Analog drift happening with the Original unit (Pitch, PW, Volume, Cutoff, Envelope Times):
- 12 Db Slope Low-Pass Filter option to switch from the original 24Db Ladder filter.
- Bass Emphasis: Equalizer to compensate Bass Frequency loss when resonance is applied:
Notes
Some parameters have been renamed as follows:
- "Return to zero" = "Retrig from 0"
- "Unconditional contour" = "Entire Attack"
- "Keyboard follow" = "Keytrack env times"
Memory V offers an In-App tutorial including a Quick Tour and a description of the main panel features.
You should be prompted on first opening to take a "Quick Tour":
You will also find the Tutorials in the "Hamburger" menu in the top left corner of the interface:
Make sure to also refer to the latest User manual which provides in-depth information: