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Unleash your sonic creativity with the Jomox SunSyn, a polyphonic analog synthesizer designed for musicians who crave rich, analog sounds. This powerful instrument combines vintage warmth with modern flexibility, offering eight voices of pure analog synthesis that can be tailored to fit any musical genre. Each voice boasts a unique combination of oscillators, filters, and envelopes, ensuring your compositions are as dynamic and expressive as your imagination allows.

The SunSyn is renowned for its discrete analog voice architecture, which provides a depth and authenticity that digital synths often struggle to replicate. Its interface is intuitive and user-friendly, making it accessible for both seasoned synth enthusiasts and newcomers to the world of analog synthesis. With the ability to dive deep into sound design, the SunSyn offers a comprehensive modulation matrix, giving you control over every aspect of your sound.

Perfect for studio production or live performances, the Jomox SunSyn is equipped with MIDI capabilities for seamless integration into any setup. Whether you're crafting ambient soundscapes or driving dance beats, the SunSyn's expansive sonic palette has you covered.

Key Features:

Eight-voice polyphony for rich, complex textures
Discrete analog voice architecture for authentic sound
Comprehensive modulation matrix for in-depth sound design
Intuitive interface for easy navigation and control
MIDI compatibility for seamless integration into existing setups
Versatile oscillator section with unique sound-shaping capabilities
High-quality filters and envelopes for dynamic sound sculpting

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We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Jomox SunSyn.

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The Sunsyn's analog oscillators are praised for versatility, excelling in brass, strings, pads, and unison bass, reportedly outperforming the Andromeda A6.
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The Sunsyn's RCOs (Resonant Control Oscillators) add movement to waveforms, with the ability to upload custom ones via sysex.
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Owners find the Sunsyn's raw tone more immediately satisfying and easier to program compared to the Andromeda A6, despite the latter's capability for beautiful tones.
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The Sunsyn's routing system is complex and may require dedicated time to fully explore and understand its potential.
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Aphex Twin

Music Producer

Universal Indicator

Verified via Pitchfork

on the syro gear list it is listed as Jomox Sunsyn V1x2 which suggests he has two of them.

Trent Reznor

Keyboardist, Singer

Nine Inch Nails

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According to the Jomox website he uses Sunsyn .

Hans Zimmer

Composer, Music Producer

Hans Zimmer, Lisa Gerrard & Klaus Badelt

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Hans Zimmer's studio has features a Jomox SunSyn.

Alessandro Cortini

Keyboardist, Music Producer

Nine Inch Nails

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In a YouTube video, Alessandro Cortini refers to the Jomox SunSyn as "one of my favorite synths," highlighting his use of this instrument.

Orbital

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Michael Kamen & Orbital

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can be seen in the background of this image

Stephen Morris

Drummer, Keyboardist

Joy Division

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This tweet from Gillian indicates that she employed a SynSun on New Order's Music Complete, which she acknowledges belongs to Stephen.

Rhys Fulber

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Fear Factory

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In this Gearspace post from 2016,Rhys tells his experience making Fear Factory´s "Genexus" and the gear he used

Vladislav Delay

Music Producer

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"I don’t have really any favorite synths or sound sources. Maybe Jomox Sunsyn is something I quite like. Or some Eventide stuff."

Mika Vainio

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Pan Sonic

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An original Jomox SunSyn can be seen in this studio photo

Drew Neumann

Keyboardist, Composer

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"SEA WITCH VS THE ALIENS" by Drew Neumann c2010 Droomusic ASCAP

"The story so far--fresh from their easy victory over the brainless Zombies, the Aliens dive into the Pacific Rim of Fire to raid the earth's resources and steal Methane Hydrates. They encounter something deep underwater that can actually fight back, and she is on her own home turf...

This cue features the Euro and Frac system set up in this simple patch--the one on the left is called Morbeus, it is an Emu/Paia homebrew made from Emu SSM evaluation boards and Paia EKX series boards. On the right top to bottom is an Encore Expressionist, Analogue Systems modular, Blacet, and Doepfer A100 modulars. Below that is a Powertran Digital Delay and an Alesis Quadraverb. These synths are backed up by 2 Waldorf Microwave 1, WAVE, and Q+, a Minimoog, 2 Minimoog Voyagers, Studio Electronics Omega 8, 2 Oberheim SEMS, a Tom Oberheim New SEM, Access Virus B and C, Arturia Origin, 2 MacBeth M3X, Jomox Sunsyn, Alesis Andromeda, and the 5U Knob Grotto. Mixed live off of all of the synths, this used 63 tracks and a couple of hundred voices. It probably should be titled the battle against noise floor and ground loops, but I won that battle!"