XILS-lab has released MemoryTone, a new software synthesizer built around the sound of the classic MemoryMoog, and it is priced at $79 instead of its $199 regular price through November 1, 2026.
Each voice runs three analog-style oscillators into a self-oscillating 24dB ladder filter, with two ADSR envelopes and six modulation slots for shaping patches. An arpeggiator and MPE compatibility make it usable for expressive, controller-driven playing rather than just preset browsing. The built-in effects section covers chorus, delay, phaser, reverb, EQ and a resonator, each with independent routing. It runs as VST/VST3, AU and AAX on Windows and Mac, with a resizable, high-resolution interface.
For producers stacking analog-flavored basslines, pads or leads into house and techno tracks, this is a full synthesis engine rather than a one-trick plugin, and the intro price undercuts most emulations of vintage polysynths. Buy direct from the XILS-lab store, or through AudioDeluxe where the code HEAT2026 takes another 10% off for a limited time.