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really clever - also very generous of you too. Well done

Thank you sir for putting your time into this comparison. Appreciated.

downloaded. will have a go at it. looks fun and useful and very much a modular concept of doing logic functions on signals. so, any and all logic functions are interesting with things like this.. xor andor etc.. thanks for sharing it!

18 percussive organ on the Arturia sounds so cool but the evolving sound on the cherry audio one is cool too!

The Arturia is more out of tune, like the original, lol.

I owned and used a Jupiter 6 from 1983 through the early 2000s. It had to be serviced and repaired a few times. I liked its versatility and the fact that it was way more affordable than the Jupiter 8. It did produce some fantastic sounds, but in general I was a bit disappointed in its lack of punch and warmth. You also couldn't change the filter and VCA sliders while playing: the steps were audible. Two other things were severely missing: self oscillating filter resonance and choice of filter cutoff was limited to 24 dB per octave, so if you need filter resonance to emphasize a certain overtone, your treble is gone. It also had zero built-in effects. It did have an ultra quiet balanced output with a transformer. That was top notch for studio work.

Good demo & skill...

ty! have you tried this omnisphere?

Yooo is this still available for those who missed out

I got the V collection last year. Getting the V collection this year. We are so spoiled today.

The 2 synths a far far away from the original. Some Vangelis songs, uses CS80 presets like brass 1 or guitar 1. On Arturia or Cherry, these sounds are vereeeeeery diferent. I need to turn a lot os knbos to meet the original flavor.

Thank you - it's good to support a charity and grab a bargin :)

Thx!!!!! Didn’t even know this was out! I bought the last bundle and got the great MemoryMode in the deal.

Thanks for reminding me this was out, and for demoing some of the sounds!

It's a fantastic deal and it allowed me to finally round out my sole missing Cherry Audio synth. Wonderful.

can the GX sound like "GX-1 Solo" by The Tuss? /watch?v=_wTl-wYL0-k

Thanks. It's good for Ambient music?

Même pas demo!

I love both of them. The GX-80 has more programability since it is a hybrid between the GX-1 and the CS 80 and has a unique sound all of it's own. but, the Arturia is a much more matured instrument and has been around for quite a number of years, now at v4, with many refinements that make it sound more like the real deal to my ears.

GX 80 is SIGNIFICANTLY better. Especially when you did simply having. It’s the real deal!

Arthurian is less inspiring.

cs80 v4 is as far close to original sound. i have both gx80 and cs80 i have reproduced with cs80v the exact sound of Vangelis hymn

GX-80 is more close to the original CS-80. Arturia's CS-80 is.... "different" but interesting!

Nice. Where did you get your 1 octave keyboard controller?

I totally agree with @MPHORROCKS. I owned and used a JP-6 from 83-92. Yesterday I purchased the Mercury-6 from CA and I instantly started to re-make the very familiar analog strings, brass, organs, synth lead sounds, split patches etc., exactly how I remeber it. I am so happy to have it back again. I also have the Mercury-4, which was my very first poly-synth. Until a year ago or so , my opinion, was that all VST Synths sounded pretty much the same. However, Cheery Audio has proven this wrong. Both the MC-4 & MC-6 has their own and very distinctive sonic charachter. I am so grateful to CA for bringing those wonderful instruments back, almost for free :)

Layering/Stacking the CS80 is very easy within AnalogLab V wich comes with the V Collection as well ... if you need a stand alone solution.

After comparing the prices of both VSTs it's very easy to take the decision of which one to pick.

Quirky ambient intro .. noice 🎹👍 I'm liking your choice of pieces to play in these demos. Most listenable 🔊👂

Nice demo. New genre perhaps - dark synthwave?

Interesting demonstration. I have to agree with Paul Jeavons. The Arturia is a solid sonic platform. The Cherry Audio is a great addition to the pallete. I used to own the original back in 1994 and it was always out of tune so comparisons are academic at best.

Thanks for the demo. I would suggest on the next one move through the patches quicker.

Good work.

I had a Jupiter 6 for 20 years and, believe me, Cherry Audio have done a fantastic job with their Mercury 6. Sweeping through the controls I suddenly get the same sounds I got from the hardware. The extra features, like layering and FX make it an absolute joy to program! Brilliant recreation of an overlooked classic synth! Internally, the Jupiter 6 is also very different to the Jupiter 8 and can produce sounds the JP-8 cannot.

As an ex-CS60 owner I really know the sound of this range of synths. The CS80v v4 is very much the closest. The gx80 sounds good but does not get close to the heart. It lacks the original's errors. It's too perfect. The V3 ring mod wasn't right but they have nailed it in V4. Presence in the Arturia is stronger which is important for the cS range. The CS80v just carries a better frequency range within its sound.