The JX-08 sounds better than the JU-06 to me, and I've owned the 06. No idea why people bash it so much. No idea why people are so nuts about the 06...people just parrot each other.
I have the JU-06A and it sounds really good. I had the Juno6 ages ago and I can´t remember it sounded as good. Recently bought the JX-08 also. Underrated small machines! They are modelled after their grandparents but should not be seen as imitations... that´s my opinion.
As always, fantastic stuff! 👍👍 I love the sound of the Boutiques and I hope Roland have a follow-up version of the JP-08 with more polyphony coming down the line.
...and if you don't have the D-05.. (out of production).. you must have the JD-08..✌🏻😏 The awesome brother of the JX-08.. with 2 sequencers.. and a big polyphony.! It sounds like early 90's...
I now have six Roland devices from the Boutique series and I am more than enthusiastic about all of them. Very good quality, very good sound and great connectivity. The workflow could be better. Japanese engineers don't seem to realize that SHIFT & EDIT orgies and hidden menus aren't for everyone. But other than that, you really can't complain. One can hope for the future that Roland will release a revised boutique version of the Jupiter 8 and also develop a JP-8000 boutique version.
Captures the spirit of Tangerine Dream and boutiques well love them or hate them it's their answer to Behringer's push. Wish Roland would bring out a boutique jup8 with 8notes.
Good stuff man. I had the JU-06 and JP-08 originally but sold them. I now have the JU-06A again. Good sounding synth and still use it despite having the System 8 which is nice too.
Too bad Roland decided to cripple the JU-06a and JP-08 with only 4 voice polyphony. But the way you use it, that is not that big of an issue. The JX-08 has more voices polyphony, AFAIK, but the demo's I've heard so far didn't really do it for me. But again, in this mix, it works! Great job!
They didnt 'decide' to cripple those synths with 4 voices. It is all that they could muster with the CPU power available driving the ACB component modelling style of architecture when they were designed. These synths were built to a price point and did a great job.
@@Fractalite yeah that’s what Roland claimed but really how much would a slightly more powerful CPU have cost? They did 128 voices, 4 tracks with 16 drum samples on one track, plus master reverb, delay, plus individual track FX for about the same price in the MC101.
@@Fractalite lol of course they crippled them. They could've not been so greedy and used a more powerful CPU and PSU instead of batteries. Instead we have fantastic sounding boutiques that look awesome but can't be used like the originals. Considering how the market is crying out for full size reissues of these things, the fact they couldn't get it right even in digital form is a joke. At least the newer ones have more polyphony.
@@geofff6671 The MC101 was conceived 3 years after the original boutiques and has a Zencore Engine that allows for higher polyphony. Zencore has it's drawbacks as well as the emulation of analog isn't quite as good as the ACB technology.
@@Fractalite Not true, all those units has an empty space on the pcb to double the cpu-core capacity, it was purely an economic choice, and intentional...
Lovely! If Larry Fast had jammed with Pete Baumann back in the day, this might have been their starting point. I also would like to ask how you set up your recording; did you simply aggregate the drivers in MacOS? Did you ignore the latency settings on each driver and/or compensate in your DAW? Did you encounter much noise on the audio from ground loops and (if so) use EQ or Brusfri on the noise? Keep on with the Berlin School mastery :)
Thanks! Yes, aggregated all usb audio with my audio interface. No latency, no ground noise. The first Boutiques had that issue but after the latest update, all good!
Would you say the Jx can rival the Ju-06 in terms of sound design??? I have your stunning JP-08 banks, and would love to ear some Ju-06 vs Jx-08 patches comparison!
It is the Roland K-25m, just with wooden side panels. Don't think they're official but there's a lot of folks making them. I've got the JX-08 so don't think it would suit mine but can see the appeal for the JU-06 or similar.
@@AlbaEcstasy Would you mind giving a reason as to why? In general the Juno was far more popular, I think most would agree with that. What makes the 08 better, or is it just your personal taste?
@@_EightySix starting with the increased polyphony, voice layering, more sound design options and continuing with all the features that allows you to be more productive. But yes, the choice must be always personal! And also you cand see that I also have the JU-06a and the first JU-06.
@@AlbaEcstasy Wow, I didn't know the JX-08 had 20 note poly because I didn't bother to read about it, I never cared for the 8P because prefer the sound of the 3P but that's awesome that it has that polyphony, it's too bad the JU-06A didn't have that same capability. I have 7 of the Boutiques and that JU-06A sounds amazing, I'll get one eventually!
The starting JX08 sequence : Love on a real Boutique ! And what is that new ring controller on your left index finger ;-D ? Great job, as usual, Adrian. Cheers, d.
With all the complaints about the boutique line going around you prove that if you are a true musician you can make music on any synth available I don't see any good synth music out on u tube like yours from the hundreds and thousands of synth owners out there they do more complaining than actually making music millions of synth s sold every year and not much going on with the actual music unlike guitar most great musicians can do more with less if you rely solely on gear your a fish out of water
The Roland Boutique Series is absolutely wonderful. Great Ambient sound. 👌
The JX-08 sounds better than the JU-06 to me, and I've owned the 06. No idea why people bash it so much. No idea why people are so nuts about the 06...people just parrot each other.
How can one be better then the other when they make different sounds
I have the JU-06A and it sounds really good. I had the Juno6 ages ago and I can´t remember it sounded as good. Recently bought the JX-08 also. Underrated small machines! They are modelled after their grandparents but should not be seen as imitations... that´s my opinion.
Roland + Elektron for the win
I'm after the JX08 it sounds awesome
As always, fantastic stuff! 👍👍 I love the sound of the Boutiques and I hope Roland have a follow-up version of the JP-08 with more polyphony coming down the line.
This beautiful sequence remind me love on a real train by tangerine dream!
Great job!☮️
Epic track - this one too 🔥
A few years ago one of your videos convinced me to get a SH01a, now I need a JX-08! This video is brilliant
...and if you don't have the D-05..
(out of production)..
you must have the JD-08..✌🏻😏
The awesome brother of the JX-08..
with 2 sequencers..
and a big polyphony.!
It sounds like early 90's...
Nice synth jam mate, just enjoying those little babies
🎧🎹🎹🎹🎧
Reminds me of Tangerine Dream! They used a lot of Roland gear.
I now have six Roland devices from the Boutique series and I am more than enthusiastic about all of them. Very good quality, very good sound and great connectivity.
The workflow could be better. Japanese engineers don't seem to realize that SHIFT & EDIT orgies and hidden menus aren't for everyone.
But other than that, you really can't complain.
One can hope for the future that Roland will release a revised boutique version of the Jupiter 8 and also develop a JP-8000 boutique version.
Great set! You made my mind up on the JX-08. Will order one when they are back in stock ;)
keep 'em comin'
Always happy to hear a wall of wonderful sound coming out of just a few synths… and even better when they all fit on 1 tabletop! 😎
Glad you like it!
@@AlbaEcstasy indeed on wish list as I have TB03 and TR08 that sound great.
now I know exactly what synths to get to dial in that TD sound
Captures the spirit of Tangerine Dream and boutiques well love them or hate them it's their answer to Behringer's push. Wish Roland would bring out a boutique jup8 with 8notes.
jx08 will be my first boutique as I try to downsize my setup
Excellent. Happy 50th birthday Roland!
Thank you, Adrian!
Good stuff man. I had the JU-06 and JP-08 originally but sold them. I now have the JU-06A again. Good sounding synth and still use it despite having the System 8 which is nice too.
Cool ecosystem you've got here! It sounds great.
Like all those boutiques . All about the music we create . Great work 🙌
I really like the lead sound/patch from the JP-08 in this video. Is it possible to get the same sound from the JU-06 or the JX-08?
Excellent, master Alba Ecstasy! Cheers!
Great demo! Just picked up a JU-06A. Where did you get the wood cheeks for your lil Roland keyboard? Thanks.
Okay.. I need them all right now! Tangerine dreams
Amazing combo 10/10 👌 do the delays sync to the tempo of logic?
Roland's answer to Korg's Volca series......I love it.
But not price wise. Its more than double
The way your equipment is setting up seems like an architectural design! Not far from the sound design. Very congruent!!
Perfect combo!
A great way to end my Sunday!
Great Alba style sequenced ambience, lovely Roland vntg tones
Wonderful. Total Berlin. 😍😍😍😍
Thanks my friend that’s just answered a lot of my doubts!
Glad I could help!
Too bad Roland decided to cripple the JU-06a and JP-08 with only 4 voice polyphony. But the way you use it, that is not that big of an issue.
The JX-08 has more voices polyphony, AFAIK, but the demo's I've heard so far didn't really do it for me. But again, in this mix, it works! Great job!
They didnt 'decide' to cripple those synths with 4 voices. It is all that they could muster with the CPU power available driving the ACB component modelling style of architecture when they were designed. These synths were built to a price point and did a great job.
@@Fractalite yeah that’s what Roland claimed but really how much would a slightly more powerful CPU have cost? They did 128 voices, 4 tracks with 16 drum samples on one track, plus master reverb, delay, plus individual track FX for about the same price in the MC101.
@@Fractalite lol of course they crippled them. They could've not been so greedy and used a more powerful CPU and PSU instead of batteries. Instead we have fantastic sounding boutiques that look awesome but can't be used like the originals. Considering how the market is crying out for full size reissues of these things, the fact they couldn't get it right even in digital form is a joke. At least the newer ones have more polyphony.
@@geofff6671 The MC101 was conceived 3 years after the original boutiques and has a Zencore Engine that allows for higher polyphony. Zencore has it's drawbacks as well as the emulation of analog isn't quite as good as the ACB technology.
@@Fractalite Not true, all those units has an empty space on the pcb to double the cpu-core capacity, it was purely an economic choice, and intentional...
Amazing work !!! 😉😊
very nice
That's really cool! Thank u! 👍🏿😎👍🏿
Flawless and 100% your style!
On the JU-06a the last step of the sequencer can be changed to alter the length. Can the 2 sequences on the JX08 be given different last steps?
beautiful
Lovely! If Larry Fast had jammed with Pete Baumann back in the day, this might have been their starting point. I also would like to ask how you set up your recording; did you simply aggregate the drivers in MacOS? Did you ignore the latency settings on each driver and/or compensate in your DAW? Did you encounter much noise on the audio from ground loops and (if so) use EQ or Brusfri on the noise? Keep on with the Berlin School mastery :)
Thanks! Yes, aggregated all usb audio with my audio interface. No latency, no ground noise. The first Boutiques had that issue but after the latest update, all good!
Ah nice that you already have the JX-08! what are you impressions? do you prefer it over the SH-01a and/or Ju-06A? I'm doubting...
Each one has its own character… they all go great together!
Would you say the Jx can rival the Ju-06 in terms of sound design??? I have your stunning JP-08 banks, and would love to ear some Ju-06 vs Jx-08 patches comparison!
I think that the JX-08 has a little more sound design possibilities. But I would not compare these two, just for the sake of having both!
What delay pedal or VST are you using??? Great video.
What keyboard is that? Doesn't look like the Roland K-25m.
It is the Roland K-25m, just with wooden side panels. Don't think they're official but there's a lot of folks making them. I've got the JX-08 so don't think it would suit mine but can see the appeal for the JU-06 or similar.
This jam is awesome! If you had to pick a boutique for Drums which one would you choose?
Thanks! For me it would be the TR-06 or TR-09.
So which ones are "collectible" ?
Wonderful sounds! :)
Question to all: if you had to choose JU-06A or JX-08, which would you choose?
The JX-08!
@@AlbaEcstasy Would you mind giving a reason as to why? In general the Juno was far more popular, I think most would agree with that. What makes the 08 better, or is it just your personal taste?
@@_EightySix starting with the increased polyphony, voice layering, more sound design options and continuing with all the features that allows you to be more productive. But yes, the choice must be always personal! And also you cand see that I also have the JU-06a and the first JU-06.
@@AlbaEcstasy Wow, I didn't know the JX-08 had 20 note poly because I didn't bother to read about it, I never cared for the 8P because prefer the sound of the 3P but that's awesome that it has that polyphony, it's too bad the JU-06A didn't have that same capability. I have 7 of the Boutiques and that JU-06A sounds amazing, I'll get one eventually!
Awesome!
Sweet!
The starting JX08 sequence : Love on a real Boutique ! And what is that new ring controller on your left index finger ;-D ? Great job, as usual, Adrian. Cheers, d.
I’m still working on the ring’s design 😂 thank you, my friend!
what sounds better and do you prefer, the jp08 or jx?
Both.
棒棒棒
With all the complaints about the boutique line going around you prove that if you are a true musician you can make music on any synth available I don't see any good synth music out on u tube like yours from the hundreds and thousands of synth owners out there they do more complaining than actually making music millions of synth s sold every year and not much going on with the actual music unlike guitar most great musicians can do more with less if you rely solely on gear your a fish out of water
Very nice