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The Jupiter-8V is the newest addition to the family Arturia's analog recreations. Offering the unique sound palette of the Roland Jupiter 8, this virtual version is a sound designer's dream. Based on the latest version of TAE, the Jupiter-8V also offers a host of modern features: an advanced step sequencer, a new line of dynamic FX, a module combining LFO's (called Galaxy), and lots more
Click on the link below to download an MP3 and video demo of the Arturia Jupiter 8V
Product Ref: 2664
AN ACCURATE RECREATION OF THE ROLAND JUPITER-8
The legacy of the Roland Jupiter synthesizers is due to their unique voice architecture and design, creating sounds that were so unreal that they have to be heard. For many musicians no other synths in the world can create analog sounds as cool and as authentic as these.
You can easily make 'phat' or 'Crystal' sounds with it.
INNOVATIVE ADDITIONS
With the Jupiter-8V Arturia brings this magic back while adding a new generation of features opening a unique and contemporary sound palette:
The Galaxy allows the user to choose from different LFO types and intertwine them together into a single unique modulation source, giving a new evolving element to the sound of the Jupiter 8.
The Jupiter's step sequencer is also an assignable modulation source, which allows for easily generated patterns to be used to control the many interesting parameters of the sound.
Jupiter-8V Effects In addition to the step sequencer and Galaxy modulation sources, each voice now has its own suite of creative effects, which can be inserted into the main synthesizer signal path in each voice. Key parameters from each effect can be modulated by chosen sources, adding a new contemporary dimension to the traditional subtractive synthesis sound of the original Jupiter 8.
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