Forebear of the Polyphonic Analog
- Based on a rare polyphonic analogue synth prototype from the ’70s
- An intuitive interface for both quick edits and deep customization
- Use ready-to-play patches or create your own
PX Apollo is based on a rare synthesizer prototype from the early ’70s of which only 2 are known to exist. Part of a larger project that was eventually abandoned, this instrument was the precursor to one of the world’s first and most prolific polyphonic analog synthesizers. With a sound that can be described as rich, warm and surreal, this instrument was extraordinarily playable for the time, sporting velocity sensitivity and a performance interface, while its polyphonic 71-voice architecture signaled the coming paradigm shift in synthesizer design that would soar during the following decade.
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