pg-8x
Key Features
- Two DCOs with four waveforms
- Up to 12-voice polyphony
- Hard sync and ring modulation
- Two exponential envelope generators
- 24 dB resonant low-pass filter
- Three-stage high-pass filter
- Stereo chorus and JX-8P SysEx import/export
Description
PG-8X 2.0 is a virtual-analogue synthesizer built around a two-DCO oscillator section and a 24 dB-per-octave filter design. Its oscillators provide saw, square, pulse, and noise waves, with hard sync, ring modulation, two exponential envelopes, a resonant low-pass filter, a three-stage high-pass filter, and stereo chorus.
The synth supports up to 12-voice polyphony, six key-assignment modes, MIDI learn, automatic oversampling adjustment, and import or export of JX-8P SysEx data. It is designed for JX-8P-style patch programming with flexible polyphonic and unison options.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many voices does PG-8X support?
PG-8X 2.0 supports up to 12 voices of polyphony and provides six key-assignment modes, including poly, unison, and mono variants.
Which oscillator waveforms are available?
Each of the two DCOs offers saw, square, pulse, and noise waveforms. Hard sync and ring modulation are also included.
Can it exchange JX-8P patches?
The developer page lists import and export of JX-8P SysEx data.
