Thursday, July 06, 2023
Roland Super Jx10 sounds - no talking
video upload by Ig Oluffson
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Often described as Roland's 'Last Analogue' synth . The mighty Super JX10.
This one was owned by Pete Waterman Ltd (Stock, Aitken and Waterman) which was called 'The Hit factory' in the 80's, working with Kylie, Jason Donovan, Dead or alive, Rick Astley, Mel and Kim...etc...etc...
I can imagine Kylie was all over this keyboard at one time or another!! ;)
It was in poor shape when I got it...and still has burn marks on the sides where someone would rest their cigarette.
It had the Colin Fraser chip installed which has been replaced by the Vecoven 3 flash memory chip and uses the the excellent Ipad app iPG-800 which is also compatible with JX8p, MS70, Juno 1/2, JX3p, D50.
Recorded directly into the input of a Panasonic G7."
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