The PG-23P is a precise emulation of the iconic Roland JX-3P synthesizer, recreated through the PG-200 programmer's interface. Developed with direct reference to a physical JX-3P and its documented specifications, this VST captures the original's unique synthesis capabilities, including multi-routed envelope and LFO destinations. Users can easily switch patch variations using depth and post on/off controls, while the classic pulse width modulation effect is achievable by syncing and controlling the tuning of oscillators. The plugin faithfully reproduces separate ADSR envelope positions for pitch and filter, along with three distinct cross modulation modes to enhance sound design.

This instrument features a rich 6-voice polyphonic architecture with 12 oscillators offering waveforms such as sine, narrow-pulse, pulse-saw, and noise. The built-in chorus effect adds warmth and depth, while velocity sensitivity can be toggled to emulate either the original keyboard feel or MIDI velocity response. The global highpass filter and selectable VCA modes provide additional tonal shaping options, using either ADSR envelopes or gate control for dynamic expression. The comprehensive modulation options include LFO shapes like sine, pulse-saw, and random, targeting oscillator pitch and filter cutoff to create evolving textures and rhythmic effects.

The PG-23P stands out by meticulously replicating the Roland JX-3P’s sonic character and performance features. It integrates octave range control, oscillator tuning adjustments, and detailed envelope shaping with positive or negative polarity. Cross modulation modes offer creative possibilities ranging from no modulation to sync and ring modulation effects, expanding the palette of sounds achievable. Whether for classic analog tones or complex layered patches, this VST provides an authentic experience suited for producers and sound designers seeking vintage synthesizer warmth combined with modern flexibility.