Friday, March 27, 2015
Roland JD-Xi Analog/Digital Crossover Synthesizer Demo Video by Roland Australasia
Published on Mar 26, 2015 Roland Australasia
Roland JD-Xis on eBay
"Tiny, mighty, and affordable, the JD-Xi puts a true analog synth engine, Roland’s famous SuperNATURAL synth sounds, and many other creative tools under one hood. Equipped with 37 mini keys, this compact instrument delivers fat, warm analog bass and lead tones with ample controls for hands-on tweaking, plus polyphonic PCM essentials like pads, strings, brass, and more. Create impressive loops in a flash with the pattern sequencer and built-in drum kits, and explore expressive vocal textures with the gooseneck mic, Vocoder, and AutoPitch. Small in size and large in versatility, the JD-Xi is all about big sounds and big fun!
Interactive crossover synthesizer with analog and digital sound engines
Analog synth section provides authentic lead and bass tones
Two digital synth sections with SuperNATURAL synth tones and 128-voice total polyphony
Four-track pattern sequencer and high-quality rhythm sounds
Included gooseneck mic for use with built-in Vocoder and AutoPitch
Process sounds with four simultaneous effects (Effect 1/2, Delay, Reverb)
USB for audio/MIDI communication with computer music software
Includes a large selection of ready-to-play sounds and patterns
Additional sounds and patterns available for download at Roland’s Axial sound library site"
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