Luxium already brings four oscillators, deep modular routing, analog component behavior, a complete guitar rig, and LushVerb into one instrument. The public beta is a chance to learn which ideas would make it more inspiring, expressive, and useful in real music.
These ideas are proposals, not committed features or release dates. Vote to show what interests you; feedback will help us decide what to explore next.
Dedicated multi-waveform output jacks on all four oscillators (simultaneous taps for Sine, Triangle, Saw, and Pulse), direct mixer channel insert points, and a multi-channel patchable Mult & Sum utility for full ARP 2600-style modular freedom.
Interactive, multi-stage Bezier curve generator with draggable curve tensions, loopable segments, and tempo-sync modes that switch between complex one-shot envelopes and cycling LFOs for evolving pads and rhythmic ostinatos.
User 2048-sample single-cycle wavetable import with 2D and 3D spectral morphing, alongside dedicated West-Coast synthesis modes featuring complex timbre folding and harmonic wave multipliers.
Explore continuous first-order polynomial trajectories across BLEP/BLAMP integration windows and implicit non-linear feedback solvers to improve audio-rate PWM, exponential FM, and feedback behavior.
Floating mini-oscilloscopes and voltmeters on jack hover displaying live fluctuating waveforms and voltages, plus an optional single-screen unified patch view for studio monitors.
More creative processors, additional LushVerb acoustic spaces, new distortion circuits, and an expanded factory sound library from leading sound designers.
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These are further areas of interest, with no fixed scope or release date. Your requests help us understand the outcome you want and how a future feature might work.
New creative processors, additional LushVerb spaces and behaviors, and more ways to transform synth or external audio inside the same reorderable chain.
Additional building blocks, plus new capabilities for the oscillators, filters, envelopes, utilities, routing, and performance modules already in the instrument.
More wavetable families for organic motion, digital edge, harmonic precision, evolving texture, and sounds that take advantage of Luxium’s four-oscillator architecture.
Expanded factory sounds that reveal musical uses for the routing system, guitar effects, LushVerb, expressive controls, and the less obvious corners of the synth.
Describe what you want to make or improve, how you would use it, and why the current workflow does not get you there.
Requests arrive in Jaxia as filterable Luxium feature requests. The team can respond, ask follow-up questions, and keep the full conversation together.
Your secure request page shows replies and status changes. You can add examples, screenshots, audio, presets, or more detail as the idea develops.
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Get a perpetual Luxium license for $44.75 instead of the $179 regular price during the current beta offer. The offer may change as the beta progresses.
Your purchase includes the final Luxium v1 release and every feature update throughout the entire 1.x lifecycle at no extra cost.
Beta licensees can share feedback and use cases with the engineering team. Your input helps us prioritize improvements and evaluate possible features.
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Feature requests lead the page, and the same desk can also take bug reports, crash logs, compatibility details, and beta feedback when something gets in the way.
This early offer is for musicians who want to explore Luxium, report what they find, and help shape the workflow, sound, and capabilities of v1. The price will rise as Luxium matures, and we cannot guarantee how long the current promotion will remain available.
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