ROLAND JUPITER X
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xp50player
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I don’t think it has been established that the Model engine banks in the Jupiter XM use the same VA oscillators as in the ZenCore side and in the Fantom. If they did, it might not have been necessary to have those unique Model engines. My understanding is the Model sounds use a lot more polyphony, like 32 max or something.
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You are right, i found this ...xp50player wrote:I don’t think it has been established that the Model engine banks in the Jupiter XM use the same VA oscillators as in the ZenCore side and in the Fantom. If they did, it might not have been necessary to have those unique Model engines. My understanding is the Model sounds use a lot more polyphony, like 32 max or something.
It confirms that the VA partof the Jupiters has another mode “ABM”Different from the base Virtual Analog of ZEN-Core, the ABM-powered “Model Bank” synths in the JUPITER-X and Xm reproduce the total character of specific vintage synths including the JUPITER-8, JUNO-106, JX-8P, and SH-101, all with incredible precision. For these synths, we did deep behavioral analysis of elements such as the filter’s curve, range, and response speed, which are different for each model, of course. We even recreate characteristics including oscillator drift driven by temperature changes. We actually put a physical temperature sensor inside the JUPITER-X and Xm to help with this!
The expandable ZEN-Core engine truly embodies all of Roland’s synthesizer know-how, and through the immense power of our BMC chip, can run multiple synthesis types including product-specific expansions plus DSP effects simultaneously and in real time. It truly is a breakthrough.
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I bit the bullet and bought the Fantom 6, and I have to say that the VA side of Zen-Core is pretty stunning... I really don't care if anything is modeled on a particular set of Roland synths as I have the System-8 if I need them.
I'm just glad it's not plagued with the J80/50/Integra/Gaia problems with sync, PWM and supersaw aliasing and phase locked oscillators. Having SN-A is a bonus as are the 15 SRX/EXZ expansion slots.
It'll be interesting to see how Roland take this platform forward.
I'm just glad it's not plagued with the J80/50/Integra/Gaia problems with sync, PWM and supersaw aliasing and phase locked oscillators. Having SN-A is a bonus as are the 15 SRX/EXZ expansion slots.
It'll be interesting to see how Roland take this platform forward.
They will be adding more super natural sounds, next patch...Broadwave wrote:I bit the bullet and bought the Fantom 6, and I have to say that the VA side of Zen-Core is pretty stunning... I really don't care if anything is modeled on a particular set of Roland synths as I have the System-8 if I need them.
I'm just glad it's not plagued with the J80/50/Integra/Gaia problems with sync, PWM and supersaw aliasing and phase locked oscillators. Having SN-A is a bonus as are the 15 SRX/EXZ expansion slots.
It'll be interesting to see how Roland take this platform forward.
Think organs, piano, guitars...
Thats allready confirmed..
Roland has big plans improving the Fantom..
Also better interaction with midi devices is promissed
Like being able to load ins files for your devices..
The sequenzer part will also be improved and expanded uppon..
And they will be adding more options for backings..
Other things are not confirmed yet
Like support for non apple daw’s
Adding the i-arpeggiator from the Jupiter X
Zen core improvements like multi vellocity layer samples..
Or support for wavetables..
Its an exciting time now companies keep improving their keyboards continously... its what Korg started..
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Andertons review was at least some new things that were viewed from others I saw for Jupiter Xm.
But kind of silly to make a "thing" of the temperature and aging features of chips. Was it more than 5 minutes of 25 minutes to talk about that.
I'm still more interesting in System-8 if they had a firmware update that made backup restore features could select banks - sort of fool it having little storate. As it is with 64 memory slots is not anywhere near what I would consider no matter how lovely sounding.
Overall Korg seems to offer a lot more new abilities to build more interesting textures. Both Prologue and Wavestate are part of things I appreciate, but I'm not a gigging musician, all for my own amusement, kind of. Finding unusuall sounds inspire to new music in itself.
But kind of silly to make a "thing" of the temperature and aging features of chips. Was it more than 5 minutes of 25 minutes to talk about that.
I'm still more interesting in System-8 if they had a firmware update that made backup restore features could select banks - sort of fool it having little storate. As it is with 64 memory slots is not anywhere near what I would consider no matter how lovely sounding.
Overall Korg seems to offer a lot more new abilities to build more interesting textures. Both Prologue and Wavestate are part of things I appreciate, but I'm not a gigging musician, all for my own amusement, kind of. Finding unusuall sounds inspire to new music in itself.
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Korg PA5X-76 : Yamaha Montage M8x : Roland Jupiter 80 : Waldorf STVC : Roland Integra 7 : Waldorf Streichfett : Berhinger VC340 : Berhinger Solina : Focal Trio6 ST6 : RME Audio Interface : A&H SQ-5 Mixer : Focusrite ISA Two : Drawmer 1973 MBC : Spl Tube Vitalizer : Kush Clariphonic : Tascam DA3000 : Spl Big : Zahl Eq1 : Elysia Skulpter : Omnisphere 2 : Cherry Audio Korg PS-3300 : Waves IDX : Kraftur & Gullfoss : Cradle God Particle : Sonarworks Sound-ID Ref : Cubase 14 : TC Electronic Clarity M : Beyerdynamic DT 1990 Pro Mk2 :