Kx-Synth-X16
Key Features
- Vintage modular polyphonic synthesizer
- Three variable-shape oscillators
- 16×16 pin matrix with feedback connections
- Up to six voices of polyphony
- Analog CV and gate sequencer
- LFO, sample and hold, and three ADSR envelopes
- 128 presets and extensive MIDI control
Description
KX-SYNTH-X16 is a vintage modular polyphonic synthesizer by KX77FREE, inspired by the oscillator color and bandwidth of the VCS3. It combines three variable-shape oscillators, a 16×16 pin matrix with feedback, a self-oscillating lowpass filter, ring modulation, an XY joystick, and up to six voices of polyphony.
An analog CV and gate sequencer, LFO, sample and hold, three ADSR envelopes, delay, micro controls, and extensive MIDI routing expand the instrument beyond a basic emulation. The listing includes 128 presets spanning polyphonic, unison, monophonic, sequencer, tutorial, and initialization sounds.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What inspired KX-SYNTH-X16?
The source describes it as a vintage modular polyphonic synthesizer with oscillators tuned to simulate the color and bandwidth of the VCS3.
Does it include a sequencer?
Yes. It includes an analog CV and gate sequencer with 256 CV and 256 gate memory, accent lines, random clock, and keyboard input for transposition or recording.
How many voices can it play?
The listing specifies polyphony of up to six voices.
