Well-known Formant Sculpting Resonator from the era of early Polysynths. Resonance as a tonal sculptor is a spectral shaping — decades before the term became common. The resonator emphasized carefully chosen bands, creating vowel-like formants, animated timbres, and shimmering harmonic structures that felt almost acoustic.
Released in 1981, the JUPITER-8 is one of the most celebrated and sought-after polysynths of all time. This meticulous plug-in reproduction is accurate down to the circuit level, while also enhancing the original spec with modern features.
Meet the DCO-106 Recreating the sound of a classic synthesizer is no easy task. DCO-106 lovingly recreates the unique sonic footprint of one of the most iconic 80’s polysynths in exhaustive detail, while adding modern features for massively expanded creativity. The DCO-106 is both easy to understand and powerful to explore, creating a massive array of sonic landscapes, cutting lead sounds, warm and hazy pads, punchy synthetic electro drums, and far more.
