The Cherry Audio Polymode virtual synthesizer painstakingly recreates the distinctive sound of the Moog Polymoog synthesizer, one of the world's first polyphonic synthesizers from the 1970s. This modern emulation makes the sound of this rare instrument available for today's workflows at a fraction of the price that the original sells for and can be used as a plug-in within your DAW or played as a standalone instrument on your Mac or Windows computer.

Cherry Audio has exactingly replicated the original 24 dB ladder filter and the unique resonator section, which puts three filters in a parallel configuration to put distinctive tone shaping power at your command. Polymode offers 32-note polyphony and provides a wealth of onboard effects including ensemble effects, phaser, echo, and reverb to polish the sounds. The synth runs on Mac and Windows machines and features 150 presets to get your journey started.

Emulation of Moog Polymoog    Two Oscillator Ranks    Unique Resonators Parallel Filters    32-Voice Polyphony    Multiple Modulation Sources    Over 150 Presets    Classic 24 dB Ladder-Style Filter    Ensemble, Phaser, Echo, and Reverb FX    Full MIDI Control and DAW Automation    Mac/Windows AAX, AU, VST, and VST3

• Precisely recreates the unusual paraphonic architecture of the original instrument
• Over 150 presets
• 32-voice polyphony
• Extensive modulation routings for almost all synthesis parameters
• Numerous modulation sources including velocity, pressure, noise, and more
• Simultaneously available saw and pulse waves for both oscillator ranks
• Superaccurately recreated mode filters
• Expanded resonators section with LFO, 12/24 dB slopes, and notch mode
• Classic 24 dB ladder-style filter
• Integrated ensemble, phaser, tempo-synced echo, and reverb effects
• Classic Solina-style trichorus mode
• Two bonus LFOs with five waveforms and tempo sync
• Advanced one-click UI magnification
• Full MIDI control
• Full DAW automation for all controls

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will the B-Fi work with iTunes?

A: I do not see any iTunes compatibility. You are however able to stream Apple Music via Airplay from your iPhone/iPad.

Q: 2. Would I need two of these - one connected to amp as a transmitter, the second to non-powered speaker as a receiver?

A: No. You would connect 1 unit of the Audioengine B-Fi Audio Streamer to a stereo input on your amplifier to be able to access streaming music services to play them on the speakers that your amplifier is powering.

Q: 3. Do they play in stereo?

A: Yes, you can pair 2 Google Nest speakers together to play in stereo.

Q: 4. How is the power cord attached to the speaker? What kind of plug?

A: The Google Nest Audio speaker has a proprietary AC to 24v DC power supply. This connects to the back of the speaker with a proprietary barrel shaped connector. The length of the wire is 4.9'.

Q: 5. is the body black or grey?

A: Black.

Q: 6. What is the speaker grill cover- metal or cloth?

A: The speaker grille cover for the Sangean HDR-19 AM/FM-RDS/HD Desktop Radio with Bluetooth (Natural Cherry), B&H # SAHDR19, is cloth with a plastic backing.

Q: 7. Does it have to be plugged all the time or does it hold the power on its battery? Plan to use this in the car.

A: This unit requires continuous power from the included power cable.

Q: 8. How is the two pack product packaged? Are the two wrapped in one package like a different product with single unit? Or B&H just put two in one box?

A: The Pair Kit is 2 separate manufacture packages of the Google Nest Audio.

Q: 9. I have a Denon stereo receiver from the late 80's, early 90's. Would this device work?

A: If your stereo receiver has RCA stereo inputs on it then you will be able to use it with the Logitech Bluetooth Audio adapter.

Q: 10. does this item connects to a cell phone and or a regular Land line phone and records the conversation on both end of the call? and if so how. the picture does not show how it connects to various devices

A: My question was when recording on the Phillip voice recorder for the first time do I push the red recorder buttons with the play button at the same time for recording?