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by CoolColJ
13:25, 14 December 2011
Forum: JUPITER-80
Topic: MKS-80 (Jupiter-8) v/s Jupiter-80 : The Blind Test
Replies: 14
Views: 3261

Re: MKS-80 (Jupiter-8) v/s Jupiter-80 : The Blind Test

Horrible comparo Such a weedy sound in either case. Crank the resonance up, make the oscillators creamy, dial in the PWM, and modulate that filter then compare BTW U-He Diva (VSTI) does the Roland analog sound better than Roland themselves have ever done :) Diva models the actual circuits, or someth...
by CoolColJ
22:26, 16 October 2011
Forum: JUPITER-80
Topic: Jupiter 80 VA engine - new or same as GAIA?
Replies: 90
Views: 30628

Re: Jupiter 80 VA engine - new or same as GAIA?

Only paid $2500 for my JP8, back in early 2000, so the JP80 is the expensive one ;)

If the JP80 was $1500-2000 that would be more like what I feel it's worth.
It sure needs more knobs/sliders :/
by CoolColJ
13:52, 15 October 2011
Forum: JUPITER-80
Topic: Jupiter 80 VA engine - new or same as GAIA?
Replies: 90
Views: 30628

Re: Jupiter 80 VA engine - new or same as GAIA?

Well after playing one, intialising a patch and getting down to a single partial, filter combo, and programming it, I can say the JP80 is not a true VA. It has a a certain hardness to the sound that sample based "oscillators" have... Not unlike my XV5080, but with better filters. I didn't ...
by CoolColJ
13:41, 15 October 2011
Forum: JUPITER-80
Topic: 256 voice polyphony?? not as far as i can tell!
Replies: 129
Views: 19650

Re: 256 voice polyphony?? not as far as i can tell!

Well in true Roland speak, polyphony has always meant partials/voices in past Roland synths.
And stereo samples would count as 2.

This was the case for the D550, and XV5080 I had and have.