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I had not decided if I would download or not but that helps my decision Thanks!

Does the Synth Legends Roland released give you additional waveforms/PCMs? Or is is just tone/live set/ registration data?

I am looking for a Jupiter-8. I am curious what others thought would be a fair price to pay for a Jupiter-8 that is in excellent condition here in the states?

Finally! I actually sold my Gaia since I started down-sizing my rig and chucked my Computer and DAW. Now I have to chain the midi together with a thru box and using thrus on the synths. Good to see Roland now put the option on the Gaia to turn of the GM sound set. I am not sure if I would buy a Gaia...

Hi Artemiy,
I have looked at Genome. I also saw Music studio which has 127 tracks. I wonder which is better.

I am hoping to find a decent MIDI sequencer (pattern vs. stepped) for the iPod or iPad. any suggestions?
I do not need soft synth, I want to connect to hardware MIDI gear.
Thanks for your input!

With Behavior modeling and Supernatural, I wonder how many samples are in a specific SuperNATURAL sound that the behavior modeling technology controls?

The Brochure says over 350 waves.
Here is the link:
http://cms.rolandus.com/assets/media/pd ... ochure.pdf

I liked watching this video with a perspective from a synthesist.

I wonder if the mini plugs for sync (in and outs) are CV in and outs?

Roland (or other manufacturers) Bashing is nothing new of course. Several sights have people complaining about this Jupiter 80. Also, I have seen many say that Roland is rehashing, and non innovating. Seems Roland has always used their technology in many different instruments. Well we have: Juno-106...

The easiest solution when using the Gaia with a computer based DAW is to send a seperate USB cable to it and have it dedicated as its own MIDI interface. Not a big deal. Most of my newer synths are routed this way.

I think most people here are not complaining about the Jupiter-80's lack of sequencer or arranger capabilities but rather the lack of a fully tactile interface found on earlier synths like the Jupiter 8 or even the JD-800 which used mainly sliders and other controls to edit with. I must admit that I...

Not an April fools thing? Oh well. (Could of made a good one, an April fools joke with the timing and all.) Well, maybe this will be the beginning of a new Jupiter line. The first neo "Juno" (The Juno D) was followed by the Juno Stage, Juno-G, Di and now Gi. I am interested to see what thi...

Is this an April Fool's Joke? A Jupiter with what... four sliders or so?