If you're a worship keyboard player using the Sunday Keys App, you already have access to hundreds of professionally designed sounds. But one of the most powerful features of the app often flies under the radar:
Plugin Hosting.
On iPad, the Sunday Keys App lets you load AUv3 instrument plugins directly inside your worship patches. On Mac, you can host both AUv3 and Audio Unit (AU) instruments, opening the door to a massive ecosystem of third-party sounds.
That means your favorite virtual instruments, from iPad plugins to studio staples like Keyscape, Kontakt, Omnisphere, and Spitfire Audio libraries, can all become part of your Sunday Keys workflow.
One of the newest additions to the growing AUv3 ecosystem is the Super J8 from AudioKit.
After spending some time exploring it, here's why it might be one of the most enjoyable analog synth plugins available for iPad worship musicians.

What Is Super J8?
Inspired by the legendary Jupiter-8, SUPER J8 brings vintage analog warmth to your iPad with cutting-edge Machine Learning.
EXPLORE 600+ hand made presets, a classic step sequencer, dual arpeggiators, analog-style filters, tape delay, reverb, chorus, 3 LFOs, and real-time FX control. Your creativity will never hit a wall.
PLUS NEW FEATURES like Oscillator Sync, Cross-Modulation, 2x Oversampling, True Per-Voice Poly Unison, PWM, Analog Voice Modeling, Analog Panning, Envelope Polarity, and Single-Note Polyphony for epic pads and drones that never stop.


The video walkthrough for Super J8 at the top of the page says
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