Zeus Is A New Multitimbral Analog Polysynth From GS Music

Argentinian developer GS Music follows up its Apollo 1 monophonic synth with something altogether bigger and badder - Zeus, a multitimbral analog polysynth. 

Zeus is a multitimbral analog polyphonic synthesizer featuring substractive synthesis. The sound generation is entirely analog. Each voice has two voltage controlled oscillators (VCO), a mixer, a voltage controlled amplifier (VCA). The control signals on each voice are digitally generated by a microcontroller, which is capable of processing three low frequency oscillators (LFO) and two ADSR envelopes (EG). This synthesizer is still a prototype.

Features

• Keyboard: 49 keys, velocity sensitive with aftertouch
• Polyphony: 12
• Oscillators: 2 voltage-controlled analog oscillators (VCO) with sub-oscillators. Hard sync.
• Oscillators waveshapes: Triangular, Saw-Tri, Sawtooth, Pulse with PWM. It is possible to mix pulse with other waveshape
• Filter (VCF): 24dB/oct (4 poles) low pass filter with resonance control
  Envelopes: 2* (Attack, Decay, Sustain, Release), Velocity to Attack
• LFO: 3
• LFO waveshapes: Triangular, Rampa up, Rampa down, Square,
• Sample and Hold
• Effects: Chorus, Delay
• Presets: TBD
• Connections: MIDI IN, MIDI OUT, MIDI Thru, Audio Output (Plug 1/4” TRS balancead), Sustain, USB, Filter CV, Amplifier CV, Audio input.
• Power supply: AC 220V