Saturday, October 24, 2015
Roland Boutique JP-08 noodle demo
Published on Oct 24, 2015 ollilaboratories
http://www.rolandus.com/promos/roland_boutique/
"So finally I get to play the JP-08, modeled on the king of polyphonic synthesizers, Jupiter-8. I have never been this excited in my entire life.. wow what a machine!
So , before you start listening there is a couple of things.. i have never owned a Jupiter-8 nor Jupiter-6 so this synth is pretty new to me, which means that i am a bit lost at times. Also the sonical palette of this synth, is WAY more than i could possibly ever fit into 30 minutes of noodling... it is extremely powerful. So please do not expect this to be it, I have merely scratched on its surface.
This for me is just a feeling of the basic sounds of the synth, and yikes i can understand why people are in love with the Jupiter-8.
So onto the sliders, they are a bit small i agree.. but after some practice they are pretty simple to maneuver since they have a solid feel and some nice resistance in them. However, the Cross Modulation slider is probably the hardest one to set .. it takes a few seconds to get it right. (not in any way impossible)
There are NO external FX in the beginning, after 25.45 minutes i add vanilla reverb and delay to finish the session off.
I really hope this video as the other two, JX03/JU06 one is helpful and informational, just let the synths do the talking. Now i am off to record a massive JAM session with ALL three of them... so stay tuned for more! :)
cheers!
https://ollilaboratories.bandcamp.com/"
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