Wednesday, November 27, 2019
Roland Jupiter-Xm Has An Artificial Intelligence Arpeggiator
Published on Nov 27, 2019 Perfect Circuit
"Artificial Intelligence has finally made its way into synthesizers! The Jupiter-Xm has an AI based I-Arpeggiator that creates whole songs while you play.
It also has a polyphonic five part multitimbral synthesizer engine which can emulate the sounds of many classic Roland analog and digital synthesizers as well as electric pianos and drum machines. The synth engines include the SH-101, Juno 106 and Jupiter 8, as far as drum machines go all of the classics are covered from the CR-78 to TR-808 and TR-909.
Jupiter-Xm available here: https://www.perfectcircuit.com/roland...
#PerfectCircuit #JupiterXM #Synthesizer"
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The video maker has obviously never heard of the Hartmann Neuron.
ReplyDeleteI take that back. This is Perfect Circuit. They know full well about the Hartmann Neuron. What is obvious is they are trying to sell overpriced Roland gear.
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