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Cherry Audio Oprogramowanie dźwiękowe Mercury-4

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Cherry Audio Mercury-4 User Guide - 1

Cherry Audio's Mercury-4 is a polyphonic synthesizer based upon the classic

Roland Jupiter-4 synthesizer. Originally released in 1978, it was the second

synth made that combined voice-assign polyphony with digital patch storage

(following the Sequential Circuits Prophet-5, released in 1978). When we say,

"digital patch storage," we mean the ability to store and recall patch settings

saved to a digital memory and recall them at the touch of a button. By

"voice-assign polyphony," we're referring to instruments with a ﬁnite number

of independent synthesizer voices (four, in this case) that digitally scan the

keyboard and assign played notes to each synth voice. These days, voice-

assign polyphony and digital patch storage are taken for granted, but this

was a HUGE deal in the late 70s when options for polyphonic synthesis were

mostly limited to paraphonic instruments (i.e. limited synthesis parameters

and note envelopes weren't independent) derived from organ technology,

and patch recall was generally limited to how fast you could twirl knobs and

ﬂick switches!

Mercury-4 User Guide

Last updated 2023.04.27

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Arguably, the Jupiter-4 is something of an underdog. It was certainly

overshadowed by the

ﬁrst

voice-assign polysynth with digital patch storage -

the Prophet-5. Not only was the Prophet ﬁrst, but on paper, its specs are

more impressive (ﬁve-voice polyphony vs. Jupiter's four, two oscillators per-

voice vs. Jupiter's one, 40 or 128 user patch storage locations depending on

revision vs. Jupiter-4's eight user patch locations, etc.). Appearing soon

thereafter, Roland's later Juno-6/60/106 series also outshined the Jupiter-4

with greater polyphony, more user patch storage locations, superior tuning

stability, and more.

But as is often the case, specs don't tell the whole story. Put plainly, the

Jupiter-4 sounds fantastic, with a raw, raunchy tone not found in any of the

other beloved Juno and Jupiter synths. Its analog oscillators (not DCO's) were

implemented in a somewhat odd fashion, giving them a uniquely aggressive

tone quality, the built-in sub oscillator adds girth, its oddly fast and deep LFO

modulation capabilities allow it to create uniquely whacked out modular

synth-like tones, and Roland's famous stereo chorus "ensemble" circuit is

beautifully implemented, adding a boatload of width and dimension to the

Jupiter-4's single-oscillator tones.

The original instrument had its share of caveats, including a meager eight

user patch locations, no edit mode for stored patches (the front panel

controls went dead when a factory or user preset was selected!), only four

voices of polyphony, it weighed a ton (a portly 42 lb!), and its lack of

autotune meant a cold breeze could send the whole thing careening out of

tune. Cherry Audio's Mercury-4 addresses every one of these issues with up

to 16-voice polyphony, inﬁnite patch storage, easy patch editing, and much

more. In addition to recreating the Jupiter-4's idiosyncratic oscillator and ﬁlter

tonality, Mercury-4 precisely replicates the stereo ensemble eﬀect and adds

a spot-on "Space Echo"-style tape echo with multiple reverb modes.

Pre-Purchase Demo Mode

If you haven't purchased the full version of Mercury-4, it will run in demo

mode. All functions will work, but inharmonic tones will occasionally sound

(the LED next to

Demo

in the top toolbar will illuminate when the ugly tones

are sounding). We've also added a handy button to make purchasing easy, so

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you've got no excuse! As you might expect, all this demo nonsense

disappears once Mercury-4 is purchased.

Technical Assistance

Cherry Audio's unique online store and automatic updating should make

operation a smooth experience, but if you run into any issues or have

questions, you can discuss issues online at the Cherry Audio forums at:

https://forums.cherryaudio.com/viewforum.php?f=55

... or you can communicate directly with our dour and irritable outgoing and

friendly tech support staﬀ at:

https://cherryaudio.kayako.com/

Specyfikacje produktu

Marka:	Cherry Audio
Kategoria:	Oprogramowanie dźwiękowe
Model:	Mercury-4

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