Tone 2 Announces ElectraX

Tone2, creators of the highly-regarded Gladiator 2, have announced a new synth to be released this December called ElectraX. I'll let them sum up the features:

"Features - summary Four synthesizers in one interface High-end sound quality Huge sonic range High flexibility 13 different synthesis methods which can be combined Psychoacoustic processing Low CPU, multicore processor support Easy to use 4x multitimbral presets by professional sound designers 23 exclusive analog modeled filter types 45 oscillator types 18 effect types; Master effect section with Equalizer More than 1000 waveforms 64x4 voices Midi learn Customizable user interface with 4 skins Expandability Standalone version for PC Flexible preset management Context sensitive help Features per synthesizer (4 synthesizers available) Several playmodes: Monophonic, legato, polyphonic, glide 3 multi-synthesis oscillators Dual multimode filters Dual mutlimode distortion/waveshaper 3 LFOs (global or per voice) and a Step LFO, BPM syncable Four Envelope generators Arpeggiator Insert effect, BPM syncable Flexible modulation Key splitting Synthesis methods & OSC features Virtual analog FM Sample playback and import of own samples with loop/sustain loop support Wavetables with resynthesis function and the ability to load own waveforms Ultrasaw (up to 18 detuned oscillators per voice) Fractal (a completely new synthesis method) Phase distortion Waveshaping Exclusive oscillator types PWM Sync Noise Ringmod Vocoder Analog oscillaor drift modelling Fat tuning 18 warm sounding effect types Reverbs: Hall, Cathedral, Room Delays: Delay, Delay band, Ping Pong, Multitap Chorus, Ensemble, Phaser, Flanger, Rotary Trancegate, Compressor, Ampsim, Equalizer, Surround Encode Vocoder 23 exclusive filter types 9 analog modeled filters with self oscillation: Lowpass/Highpass/Bandpass 12dB/18dB/24dB High precesion digital filters: Lowpass, Highpass, Bandpass, Notch Equalizers: LowShelf, HighShelf, Peak, Wide Special types: Phaser, Comb+, Comb-, Vocals, Aliaser, Ringmod"