The JX-08 Editor’s GUI shows Parts A and B on one screen for easy and quick access. Along with this, controllers on the JX-08 hardware can have simultaneous programming and automation for more complex sound designs. X/Y control for every parameter is also part of the Jx-08 Editor’s advanced features.

The JX-08’s save feature adds unlimited additional patch recall alongside the 256 initial save spots on the hardware.

The JX-08 Editor costs $7 and contains both Mac and PC versions. The PC version work as VST2 and standalone for 32-bit systems. For 64-bit systems, the Editor also works as a VST3 and standalone.

For Mac Intel and M1 systems, VST2, VST3, AU and standalone versions are part of the download.

Find more information and buy the JX-08 Editor on Momo Müller’a offical website.

Developer Momo Müller creates third-party virtual plugins for popular hardware devices like Novation‘s Circuit Tracks, Roland‘s SYSTEM-8, and the Arturia Microfreak. The latest addition to this controller library lets users edit all Volca Sample parameters and save them as a preset data file back into the device at any time.

The Volca Software Editor works standalone or can function as a VST plugin. When in VST mode, the Volca Sample Editor records hardware controller movements in any DAW as automation.

The Volca Sample Editor also has the ability to do X/Y modulation for any parameters, a feature not found on the Korg hardware. A randomizer generates new sounds that can be saved for each sample part. 909 bass drum samples and full 909 kits (called part kits) can be stored into hardware via the editor. 50 presets on the virtual instrument are also available for quick use or more inspiration.

Müller’s Volca Sample Editor costs $7.90, with the download link provided after payment. It is compatible for PC as 32/64 bit VST and standalone, and for MAC/M1 as VST, AU and 64-bit standalone. The editor works with Volca Sample versions 1 and 2.

Find more information about Momo Müller’s Volcano Sample Editor on their website.