Tarabbia oscillators are no run-of-the-mill sawtooths. These babies emulate real analog circuitry with all the grit and low end warmth you expect. Each osc gives you level, coarse pitch, fine pitch and timbre control.

A supersaw oscillator thought of by many as the best sounding one on the market plus a multi colored noise source give additional timbre variation to your sounds.

A warm, fat butterworth filter to round out the hard edges or add a gorgeous resonant filter sweep to your sounds.

The MW Polarity control reverses the filter sweep assigned to the modulation wheel from close>open to open>close.

Use this filter to control the Butterworth filter over time.

The volume envelope lets you shape your sound into leads, pads, plucks, short or long bass sounds and more.

Custom control over your polyphonic or monophonic voices is essential for the best playability. Custom portamento times and a legato filter switch give you super control over your lead lines.

A classic distortion circuit to add some extra bite to your sound.

A vintage chorus effect to fatten and widen your sound.

Tuned to the tempo of your DAW, this delay can add space to your sound or a long tail for special effects.

Over 25 gorgeous reverbs using 2getheraudio's optimized convolution reverb.

G8TOR gives you four play modes to animate your chord progressions, melodies or percussion tracks!

The 8-step note sequencer plays each step according to its pitch and other settings. Each step can be on, off, or stuttered.

The arpeggiator removes the pitch control of the step sequencer and instead uses the notes you have held down on your MIDI keyboard. Use this to animate chord progressions as you play them.

The filter sequencer, like the the arpeggiator, will step through its sequence while you play chords on your keyboard, and follow the filter step sequencer pattern.

Free Play mode turns off the sequencers and allows you to use G8TOR as a typical MIDI synthesizer. Use this mode if you don't want your sound to step animate or arpeggiate or for adjusting your sound without the sequencer running.

Each step (note) gives you individual control over your velocity (volume), filter (brightness), note (pitch), duration (hold time), and stutter (note repeat). Play just one note and the sequencer steps through its programmable sequence pattern.

See the sequencer mode description to the left to learn more about the 3 different sequence modes as well as free play mode.

Control the speed of your sequencer in perfect synchronization to your DAW, including swing control, played or set velocity, and latch control.

The Pad FX Key tells you how to assign each pad to use the MIDI control method you prefer. One-shot lets you trigger the pad once to hear the whole effect. Toggle lets you turn the effect on with your first trigger, then off with your second trigger. Hold will keep the effect running as long as you have the pad enabled. Mono and Poly Aftertouch (AT) let you use a mono or polypressure keyboard or pad to control the effect in real-time.

The MIDI Learn switch, when enabled, allow you to select a pad then play the key or pad on your hardware controller that you would like to use to trigger the pad effect.

Controllable number of bits and gain control.

Control the time and the direction of your filter sweeps.

Speed and intensity control let you dial how subtle or obvious this effect can be.

A unique effect that's too hard to describe in words but one which you'll definitely want to hear!

The cut echo effect stops the main signal but lets through a delay signal. A classic DJ effect now available for your sequencer synth.

The transform modulator adds a deep tremolo. Perfect for a transition effect or end of a song.

There's no reason guitarist should have all the wah wah fun. Perfect for mono or poly pressure control.

Instantly throw your sound around the stereo image by triggering the panner effect.