Wednesday, November 08, 2023
Roland JX-3P Software Synthesizer v2
video upload by RolandChannel
"The JX-3P Software Synthesizer is an authentic virtual recreation of the six-voice JX-3P from 1983. The JX-3P v2 update elevates the instrument with gorgeous high-DPI graphics, a refined interface, universal patch browsing, Circuit Mod, new sounds, and more.
In this video, you’ll learn about the various upgrades available within the v2 update.
00:00 Intro
00:50 Software Synth Overview
01:02 Views
01:21 PG-200 Synthesizer Programmer
02:26 Modern Upgrades
02:45 Circuit Mod
03:16 SYSTEM-8 Integration
Streamline your workflow with the newly developed high-resolution interface for modern DAWs and big-screen production environments. Want more control? Dig into the faithful rendition of the beloved PG-200 Synthesizer Programmer. Then use the newly added Circuit Mod function to dial in everything from a factory-primed JX-3P to a road-worn synth with vibe and character."
Follow-up to this post. Additional demo by CDM's Peter Kirn here.
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