I bought a Jupiter X last Christmas and it continues to impress me. Being able to stack multiple synth engines to create HUGE sounds is revolutionary. You could effectively stack 4 Jupiter 8's giving up to 64 oscillators! That's CRAZY
Hey Steve, I am considering getting a Jupiter X. I tried one at Sam Ash today and found it a little tough to navigate. There are several videos by Roland but I can't find one to "get started" and explain the basic language of the synth. Like the first few in the series are missing. I have wanted a Prophet 5 and a Jupiter 8 since I was a little kid but getting a 35 year old piece of gear is not my bag. I got a Prophet 5 Rev4 and LOVE it. And the Jupiter X seems like it will bring great joy and even more usability.
I've owned probably 10 high end synths analogue and VA, Roland synths have a very musical and easy on the ears sound which fits really well into popular music I think. I don't have room for one or the $$ but I sure want one.
I bought one Tuesday this week! Absolutely love it. My only other synth is a KORG Prologue so it was very nice to be able to get piano, be able to make scenes with rhythm while also playing a nice bass with the Jupiter or a lead with the SH-101... I LOVE IT!
looking at a computer is annoying. You don't build anything with Lego on your computer, do you? i own a roland fantom 8 their flagship . and maybe I'll buy this one too.
@@arnoldkamp1 got a Jupiter Xm, it's arriving tomorrow (I hope!). Don't really have a lot of space and I'm not a very good player, it's enough to me to play some simple melodies. I'm already familiar with some boutiques so I know enough about synthesis, sequencing etc. Once I've learned enough and perfected my skills with it, I'll use my good ol' keystation 61 and play more notes at the same time!
They are rare it seems, hard to find in stock. I ordered one in december and was told they won't have it until February, can't wait to play it. Sounds excellent.......
So here's a question to burn some noodles all these months later (now that the Juno-X has also been released). Anyone think that the tag team combination of the Jupiter-X and the Juno-X make the ultimate Retro-Modern Roland combo right now? Or is there too much overlap because of the Zen Core on each? Yes, I'm a Roland fanboy - no shame in stating it, haha.
Because of Zencore, they're both basically the same. Juno has a lot less hands on control is really the only difference. Roland has re-packaged the same for too many years.
Very much overlap! The Jupiter-X has more direct controls compared to the Juno-X. I think the Jupiter-X features the Jupiter engines, where the Juno-X features the Juno engines, and the rest are the same (SH, XV, RD), so it is more about your personal preferences. Does not make sense to have them both, I think. I have the Jupiter-Xm and it is a great and portable instrument!
You can get a good five octave midi keyboard from Nektar and run UHE Diva and you will be able to do everything the Juno 106 and Jupiter 8 was able to do.
Got the cash sitting and waiting on ASM'S Hydrasynth "deluxe",,,but after watching this short demo you've just thrown a spanner in the works! ...and now im really on the fence!!.,,,,,GO sell it to me guys!..Pro's & Con's, general advice and your recommendations,all comments welcome!!
Those beast from ASM is also an amazing machine especialy because of the ribbon controler and polyphonic aftertouch, but you cant have a vocoder and stack four synth in the same time, only 2 i think but it's an amazing beast too... 🙄
As awesome and luscious the JP-X looks and sounds too... I hope you went with the Hydra Deluxe. I had the JP-X but returned it cause I realized I could've just gotten the Zenology plug-in for like $230, which is the same thing the synth uses. Get the plug-in, get a great midi controller for it, and stack up your layers with FX for massive sounds. Budget JP-X right there. I would've kept the JP-X if it had unique features differed from the software, like maybe analog parts such as filters. Imho, the synth is an overpriced mapped midi-controller with RGB and a steel body. I'd only get it if I were to be a touring musician in a band and refrain myself from using computers (but ironically you'll need to keep it updated for extra stuff on the long run either way). You'll just end up getting it for it's flashiness. It be reasonable to get it if it weren't over $2k.
@@XxChrisxXBedofRazors Hi, I actually went for the Roland fantom 8,(88key) instead of the Jupiter x and I also kept my Hydrasynth 49 key in which I was going to trade up and go for the “deluxe” I also have the JX-8P, SH-101, JUNO-106, and JUPITER-8.model expansions installed on my Fantom which are awesome,, so I’m really happy with how things have worked out,,I’m just ever so glad that i did not trade up me 49 key hydrasynth,!! I feel I now have the best of both worlds,Fantom/Hydrasynth.😊👍 ,,,,meant to say that the other reason I went for the Fantom was for it’s fully weighted key bed as I want to learn to play piano too! Fantom ticks all the boxes for me and more than meets my needs moving forward in which I’m pretty happy about.👍👍👍
Hi, call me naive. But what are the sampling capabilities like? In other words, is it worth buying something like the Roland SP404 as a complimentary piece of hardware?
Yeeees🎉 i have it like this with some other gear and its really nice workflow ❤. I sample from JunoX to 404 and i love it. 1 stage is development on Juno, 2 stage is playground on 404. Its also cool that You can use 404 like effector or You can use these effects to tweak and modify your sounds from Juno/Jupiter or any other synt…
I do hope they put in to the JUPITER-X the oscillator sync & cross/ring mod sounds like the early Jupiters had please and sliders where the knobs are please just like the Jupiter's +Juno's please thank you regards
Does it have hundreds of patches/ presets that come up on the screen that we can edit? I have the Juno 62 DS atm and love it but this jupiter offers a lot more tweekability lfo etc etc. Which is handy for me to try and synthesise various ethnic instruments. Good video. Thanks. I love it!
I hear the guy with the thick Scottish accent flipping through all the synth sounds and arpeggios, and all I can think is “are you in the band Chvrches?”. Yeah, other people are from Scotland, too 😁
That’s exactly what it is, but you get the i-arp and sequencer plus the new vocal synth is amazing. Plus it is standalone no pc required. Plus integrated hardware is not to be understated. I have tons of VSTs i never touch because DAWs for me reduce creativity
@@Fallingoverbackwards I see, thanks. For me, I am trying to get away from the VST's as well..I prefer newer synths or older 90's VA's then even this one is amazing something seems missing still if you compare to the real deal or even VA's like Nord Lead 1 - not that you can compare these two synths though haha 😁But perhaps Ill get a Hydra synth for example or something like this.
@@AnalogFlava yeah its tough to find that synth, its so subjective and youtube cannot replacing trying it out. Like i have never tried a virus ti but would love to. For me i want this to replace my vintage jd-800 and have the drums and vocal processor to boot. So many synths i would love to try 😂
Not it isn't better than the Plugins I had one and made an unboxing video about it and send it back lol cause it sucks so I stick with the Roland cloud. The amount of Money you spend on a Jupiter-X is 40 years use of Zencore Pro
@@tuneunleashed I respect your experience. Personally I find a vst pulls down the creativity out of the room. Not against VSTs but i have some kind of allergy to them. Anytime i need to use a mouse, perform software updates, midi mapping, pc drivers are involved and no physical dial to turn it pulls me away from the enjoyment of music. However i have been experimenting with using a touch screen tablet pc as a hands on device for vst’s. Can manipulate real time controls that way and it sits flat next to midi keyboard. Maybe that will help. Still… this very old internet argument is I can get that as a vst for cheap. Its like, why own a gibson guitar when you can load a vst. Because it just isnt the same.
my question is do i still need this if i already have the big fantom 8 . I love the sliders on this synth. and all the buttons to turn . the fantom has a touch screen and is missing the buttons and sliders. then it would be the ultimate synth. maybe I should just buy it .I keep getting lost in my fantom🤪
Hi guys, I have been playing with a Roland keyboard 30 years ago (Roland G800, yes I know it is a "mammuth"......) 🤣 and after stopped for 15 years I am thinking if it is a good choice to buy a Jupiter X and not too much performing for my coming back into music. Not too much difficult........ what guys you are thinking about..?
what language is that your speaking? Welsh? Scottish? i cant understand a word of it...lol. kidding :) thanks for the info...i am just about ready to buy now...been on the fence for months.
I can't decide if I should go for this or a Hydrasynth... I love those 80's sounds and the Jupiter X definitely sounds like it has a tone, just worried that all the editing in the menus and computer will be a bit over my head?
Learning editing in the best editor would probably be the easiest way to actually see and learn what is going on when combined with tutorials in my opinion. Prevents you from button mashing. Hydrasynth is great for keyboard players wanting a synth that is comparable to popular modern vst synths, also has even more computer based editing and tutorials also has a lot of community in sound design around it. More then you would ever get from this synth Go by the sound you want only... Roland is for presets first sound design is possible but limited . Hydra is for modern wavetable that most modern digital music is based around. Extreme and basically infinite versatility. With enough effort and wavetables hydra can make almost any sound. While roland is an analog modeling synth alone. Hydra is more effort to learn how to edit but more made for editing. Roland is primarily made a preset device with editing limited to that of a vintage analog synth... Nothing compared to the modulation capabilities of a modern wavetable workhorse like hydra. There are equivalent options vsts that are even superior in some ways so you are really buying the keyboard and presets here. You can replace one or the other with a VST by plugging it in to the PC and using it as a controller. Roland has the same recreations available as VST with Roland cloud. Tons of alternatives. Togu versions sound even better imo. Tons of wavetable synths with larger communities and sounds and tutorials available than hydra Like serum, vital, Arturia pigments. Ext.
Get the XM and the Hyrdra module. Thats what I did using an external controller. While I would really wanted the X because of the heft of its build, the XM is basically the X in a smaller footprint. You give up polly aftertouch with the Hydra module --unltess your controller offers that option.Both of these options cost me about the same as the X.
Or get the great beginner friendly, Roland System-8, with its great ACB analog circuit behaviour modeling of the Jupiter 8, Juno 106, JX3P, and the awesome System8 synth engine too! For half the price!
World-wide supply chain problems with ICs/semiconductors make it impossible for companies to make products - most companies are still waiting for their semiconductors to arrive.
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The nord stage 3 is a better piano and better organ, but less complex as a synth (tho capable enough).....it is a highly capable instrument with many advantages..The Jup X is simply a phenomenal synth and far more complex.. if you play piano or organ then the Nord Stage 3 is a better first synth as it is not overwhelming.
thats funny i hated all these sounds when i first heard them show up on my fav bands albums and i still hate them today. thankyou for saving me 3 grand. Casio rules :p
better to say 5 reason not to get one, because this synth is horrible when it comes to key action and reaction, not recommended for live performance. the user interface and interaction with small lcd menu's and sub menu's. the sounds quality is the same as boutique with lags and latency. most of the sounds are common and repeated you have to pay 200 bucks to install extra models. this synth sounds like a software synth plugin played with midi keyboard . the quality of sounds are inferior to yamaha montage and korg. kronos
I bought a Jupiter X last Christmas and it continues to impress me. Being able to stack multiple synth engines to create HUGE sounds is revolutionary. You could effectively stack 4 Jupiter 8's giving up to 64 oscillators! That's CRAZY
Hey Steve, I am considering getting a Jupiter X. I tried one at Sam Ash today and found it a little tough to navigate. There are several videos by Roland but I can't find one to "get started" and explain the basic language of the synth. Like the first few in the series are missing. I have wanted a Prophet 5 and a Jupiter 8 since I was a little kid but getting a 35 year old piece of gear is not my bag. I got a Prophet 5 Rev4 and LOVE it. And the Jupiter X seems like it will bring great joy and even more usability.
@@FilmMusicMentorSo. After a year from your post, did you get the Jupiter X ???. If so, what are your thoughts and concerns...
How is it 64 oscillators?
One thing that impressed me, often overlooked, is the quality of the keyboard
Do you own one?
@@ChrisP3000x indeed I do I bought it during covid lockdown
Got one about a year ago, every time I sit in front it creativity gets unleashed! I pair it with a Roland Fantom 08. It is worth every penny.
I've owned probably 10 high end synths analogue and VA, Roland synths have a very musical and easy on the ears sound which fits really well into popular music I think. I don't have room for one or the $$ but I sure want one.
I bought one Tuesday this week! Absolutely love it. My only other synth is a KORG Prologue so it was very nice to be able to get piano, be able to make scenes with rhythm while also playing a nice bass with the Jupiter or a lead with the SH-101... I LOVE IT!
would love to hear more from you in what sounds like a great purchase!!
I believe Roland and Korg sounds blend together well
Just purchased the Roland fantom (88)
Key and I love it!! 😊👍👍👍
Great review, this guy makes some of the best content on this channel
I love mine and I rarely hang on to any synth. It's a keeper.
I'm impressed. Having only a Yamaha S90-ES Stage Piano, the Jupiter X will be a nice compliment for all analog sounds. 👍
it's gorgeous, I longed after a Jupiter 8 for years. It's a Lamborghini of the synth world.
Bought one 2 months ago. Love it, more synth than most will ever need.
Edited to add. I have the same watch :)
I don't even play keyboards, and I want one!
Don't! Get the Roland Cloud. Zencore Pro plugin its technically a Roland Jupiter-X but much more cheaper
looking at a computer is annoying. You don't build anything with Lego on your computer, do you? i own a roland fantom 8 their flagship . and maybe I'll buy this one too.
@@arnoldkamp1 got a Jupiter Xm, it's arriving tomorrow (I hope!). Don't really have a lot of space and I'm not a very good player, it's enough to me to play some simple melodies. I'm already familiar with some boutiques so I know enough about synthesis, sequencing etc. Once I've learned enough and perfected my skills with it, I'll use my good ol' keystation 61 and play more notes at the same time!
That first patch after you say “package” sounds like something from stranger things! It’s gorgeous.
Phenomenal demo! 👍
Awesome Gaz! Great demo! 👍
Loved this demo and all the info
Just when you really think it couldn’t get any better with technology these days. One day ♥️
M filter stands obviously for Moog and S for SCI-Curtis-Filter
I always wear all my Moog clothes when making a video about Roland
They are rare it seems, hard to find in stock. I ordered one in december and was told they won't have it until February, can't wait to play it. Sounds excellent.......
So here's a question to burn some noodles all these months later (now that the Juno-X has also been released). Anyone think that the tag team combination of the Jupiter-X and the Juno-X make the ultimate Retro-Modern Roland combo right now? Or is there too much overlap because of the Zen Core on each? Yes, I'm a Roland fanboy - no shame in stating it, haha.
Because of Zencore, they're both basically the same. Juno has a lot less hands on control is really the only difference. Roland has re-packaged the same for too many years.
Very much overlap! The Jupiter-X has more direct controls compared to the Juno-X. I think the Jupiter-X features the Jupiter engines, where the Juno-X features the Juno engines, and the rest are the same (SH, XV, RD), so it is more about your personal preferences. Does not make sense to have them both, I think. I have the Jupiter-Xm and it is a great and portable instrument!
Say it simple, its same, You can also download other sound banks from Roland Cloud…
You can get a good five octave midi keyboard from Nektar and run UHE Diva and you will be able to do everything the Juno 106 and Jupiter 8 was able to do.
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Awesome review. Thanks!
Got the cash sitting and waiting on ASM'S Hydrasynth "deluxe",,,but after watching this short demo you've just thrown a spanner in the works!
...and now im really on the fence!!.,,,,,GO sell it to me guys!..Pro's & Con's, general advice and your recommendations,all comments welcome!!
Those beast from ASM is also an amazing machine especialy because of the ribbon controler and polyphonic aftertouch, but you cant have a vocoder and stack four synth in the same time, only 2 i think but it's an amazing beast too... 🙄
As awesome and luscious the JP-X looks and sounds too... I hope you went with the Hydra Deluxe. I had the JP-X but returned it cause I realized I could've just gotten the Zenology plug-in for like $230, which is the same thing the synth uses. Get the plug-in, get a great midi controller for it, and stack up your layers with FX for massive sounds. Budget JP-X right there. I would've kept the JP-X if it had unique features differed from the software, like maybe analog parts such as filters. Imho, the synth is an overpriced mapped midi-controller with RGB and a steel body. I'd only get it if I were to be a touring musician in a band and refrain myself from using computers (but ironically you'll need to keep it updated for extra stuff on the long run either way). You'll just end up getting it for it's flashiness. It be reasonable to get it if it weren't over $2k.
@@XxChrisxXBedofRazors Hi, I actually went for the Roland fantom 8,(88key) instead of the Jupiter x and I also kept my Hydrasynth 49 key in which I was going to trade up and go for the “deluxe”
I also have the JX-8P, SH-101, JUNO-106, and JUPITER-8.model expansions installed on my Fantom which are awesome,, so I’m really happy with how things have worked out,,I’m just ever so glad that i did not trade up me 49 key hydrasynth,!!
I feel I now have the best of both worlds,Fantom/Hydrasynth.😊👍
,,,,meant to say that the other reason I went for the Fantom was for it’s fully weighted key bed as I want to learn to play piano too!
Fantom ticks all the boxes for me and more than meets my needs moving forward in which I’m pretty happy about.👍👍👍
does the original juno 6 sound like this juno 6 patch. ive had ny juno 6 since 1982
Hi, call me naive. But what are the sampling capabilities like? In other words, is it worth buying something like the Roland SP404 as a complimentary piece of hardware?
Yeeees🎉 i have it like this with some other gear and its really nice workflow ❤. I sample from JunoX to 404 and i love it. 1 stage is development on Juno, 2 stage is playground on 404. Its also cool that You can use 404 like effector or You can use these effects to tweak and modify your sounds from Juno/Jupiter or any other synt…
is Jupiter X and Xm same thing？ for the Xm just for mobile use
Xm has 37 keys I think
Yes, its the same…
Ive got one at its amazing. Combined with my Fantom its❤
Does it really have an intenal spkrs like the menu say?
Does it have intenal sequencer?
The Juno patches sound far more complex than what I have ever heard coming out of a Juno!
Amazing loking great sounds
I do hope they put in to the JUPITER-X the oscillator sync & cross/ring mod sounds like the early Jupiters had please and sliders where the knobs are please just like the Jupiter's +Juno's please thank you regards
Does it have hundreds of patches/ presets that come up on the screen that we can edit?
I have the Juno 62 DS atm and love it but this jupiter offers a lot more tweekability lfo etc etc.
Which is handy for me to try and synthesise various ethnic instruments.
Good video.
Thanks.
I love it!
Thanks for the demo! Did you like the keybed on the new Juno X? (I wonder how it compares to the Jupiter X keybed mechanically.) Thanks!
This guy has the best accent in the eyes of a dutchman. Is this scottish or irish.
Hallo from Ireland, his accent is Scottish I would say 👍
I hear the guy with the thick Scottish accent flipping through all the synth sounds and arpeggios, and all I can think is “are you in the band Chvrches?”. Yeah, other people are from Scotland, too 😁
Definitely Scottish.
so is this like having the roland cloud VST's just in a box with controls? Or is the sound on this thing better than the plugins?
That’s exactly what it is, but you get the i-arp and sequencer plus the new vocal synth is amazing. Plus it is standalone no pc required. Plus integrated hardware is not to be understated. I have tons of VSTs i never touch because DAWs for me reduce creativity
@@Fallingoverbackwards I see, thanks. For me, I am trying to get away from the VST's as well..I prefer newer synths or older 90's VA's then even this one is amazing something seems missing still if you compare to the real deal or even VA's like Nord Lead 1 - not that you can compare these two synths though haha 😁But perhaps Ill get a Hydra synth for example or something like this.
@@AnalogFlava yeah its tough to find that synth, its so subjective and youtube cannot replacing trying it out. Like i have never tried a virus ti but would love to. For me i want this to replace my vintage jd-800 and have the drums and vocal processor to boot. So many synths i would love to try 😂
Not it isn't better than the Plugins I had one and made an unboxing video about it and send it back lol cause it sucks so I stick with the Roland cloud. The amount of Money you spend on a Jupiter-X is 40 years use of Zencore Pro
@@tuneunleashed I respect your experience. Personally I find a vst pulls down the creativity out of the room. Not against VSTs but i have some kind of allergy to them.
Anytime i need to use a mouse, perform software updates, midi mapping, pc drivers are involved and no physical dial to turn it pulls me away from the enjoyment of music. However i have been experimenting with using a touch screen tablet pc as a hands on device for vst’s. Can manipulate real time controls that way and it sits flat next to midi keyboard. Maybe that will help.
Still… this very old internet argument is I can get that as a vst for cheap. Its like, why own a gibson guitar when you can load a vst. Because it just isnt the same.
What is the purpose of "display 2" in the middle?
Shows value of touched “parametr”
my question is do i still need this if i already have the big fantom 8 . I love the sliders on this synth. and all the buttons to turn . the fantom has a touch screen and is missing the buttons and sliders. then it would be the ultimate synth. maybe I should just buy it .I keep getting lost in my fantom🤪
of course you don't need it... but buy it anyway!..lol
Soundwise no, but if you prefer more hands-on controls then the Jupiter-X is great.
Perfect combo. Jupiter-x for the synth keybed, hands on playability and i-arpeggio.
Is that the only drum beats on the JX?? Just 4 on the floor kick drum ?? 😮
Great job with the video-demo , I know how much work goes into these . I’m getting one , maybe today .
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Hi guys, I have been playing with a Roland keyboard 30 years ago (Roland G800, yes I know it is a "mammuth"......) 🤣 and after stopped for 15 years I am thinking if it is a good choice to buy a Jupiter X and not too much performing for my coming back into music. Not too much difficult........ what guys you are thinking about..?
Go for it.
why did they discontinue the jupiter 80?
To sell more.
@@RogerBrenon that’s actually probably a really credible statement.
The Jupiter 80 is a beautiful sounding and layering powerhouse. In conjunction with the Jupiter X , you would have a super powerhouse!
First Reason, because we're selling it!!!! :D
what language is that your speaking? Welsh? Scottish? i cant understand a word of it...lol. kidding :) thanks for the info...i am just about ready to buy now...been on the fence for months.
lol
Cool shirt 🎽
Do I need one? No. Do I want one? Oh yeah!
Get it!WELL WORTH THE MONEY!
The JP-80 sounded much better to my ears 👂 😍
I can't decide if I should go for this or a Hydrasynth... I love those 80's sounds and the Jupiter X definitely sounds like it has a tone, just worried that all the editing in the menus and computer will be a bit over my head?
Learning editing in the best editor would probably be the easiest way to actually see and learn what is going on when combined with tutorials in my opinion. Prevents you from button mashing.
Hydrasynth is great for keyboard players wanting a synth that is comparable to popular modern vst synths, also has even more computer based editing and tutorials also has a lot of community in sound design around it. More then you would ever get from this synth
Go by the sound you want only... Roland is for presets first sound design is possible but limited . Hydra is for modern wavetable that most modern digital music is based around. Extreme and basically infinite versatility. With enough effort and wavetables hydra can make almost any sound. While roland is an analog modeling synth alone.
Hydra is more effort to learn how to edit but more made for editing.
Roland is primarily made a preset device with editing limited to that of a vintage analog synth... Nothing compared to the modulation capabilities of a modern wavetable workhorse like hydra.
There are equivalent options vsts that are even superior in some ways so you are really buying the keyboard and presets here.
You can replace one or the other with a VST by plugging it in to the PC and using it as a controller.
Roland has the same recreations available as VST with Roland cloud. Tons of alternatives. Togu versions sound even better imo.
Tons of wavetable synths with larger communities and sounds and tutorials available than hydra
Like serum, vital, Arturia pigments. Ext.
Get the XM and the Hyrdra module. Thats what I did using an external controller. While I would really wanted the X because of the heft of its build, the XM is basically the X in a smaller footprint. You give up polly aftertouch with the Hydra module --unltess your controller offers that option.Both of these options cost me about the same as the X.
Or get the great beginner friendly, Roland System-8, with its great ACB analog circuit behaviour modeling of the Jupiter 8, Juno 106, JX3P, and the awesome System8 synth engine too!
For half the price!
If you’ve got Zenology, you don’t need this though right?
i like your Moog shirt
How many Arpeggiators does it have.++
7:14
Maybe Roland could give us just ONE reason why none of their keyboards are in stock anywhere in the United States?
World-wide supply chain problems with ICs/semiconductors make it impossible for companies to make products - most companies are still waiting for their semiconductors to arrive.
It's new times. A war is raging + china sucking up all resources.
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Just got a mint new open box one for dirt! This thing is awesome even at retail. The i-ARP just makes me feel like I’m a superstar sometimes lol
Sounds better in slow motion. Will it attract cats?
🐈 🐈 😻.
I fixed mine the little minx was a tramp.
Beginning at 9:17 … that sounds like a mid 80s porno video song 😀 it’s KILLER
and the vocoder ????
How about #6: I just want one 🤣
What would be the best for my first synth I was thinking this or the nord stage 3
Really depends on what you want to do with it. There is no one synth that can do it all. What genres do you work in primarily?
@@ernestbuckley8671 I want an all rounded synth a synth that can do a little bit of everything or most things
@@manjams2249 prophet 6 is a nice choice… leads, pads, bass, and a good synth to learn on.
@@ernestbuckley8671 thank you
The nord stage 3 is a better piano and better organ, but less complex as a synth (tho capable enough).....it is a highly capable instrument with many advantages..The Jup X is simply a phenomenal synth and far more complex.. if you play piano or organ then the Nord Stage 3 is a better first synth as it is not overwhelming.
Should I buy this or a used car?
Nur noch 10days!
Sorry, but the initial house organ sound is originally a Korg M1
You don't need the Jupiter X.
It's got a fil-her.
If I could have...any...synth? This one. But the price is too much for me. Absolutely worth it, but out of reach.
Create a fund and trust me you'll save up in no time flat!
thats funny i hated all these sounds when i first heard them show up on my fav bands albums and i still hate them today. thankyou for saving me 3 grand. Casio rules :p
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Acknowledged! 👊
They shoulda put the d50 on it
Yup, they should put the d50 in it.
I got my $100 Sony headphones on and this is not even in steteo, does no justice to all these patches you played.
know anybody looking for a MKS-80 (ROM Rev 5) and MPG-80 programmer . i have this duo
got to be cheaper than the OB Xa.
I think just about anything is cheaper than an OB Xa lmao
I like the English accent you talk, where is it from?
Scotland…
@@mattyg499 thank you, cheers
better to say 5 reason not to get one, because this synth is horrible when it comes to key action and reaction, not recommended for live performance.
the user interface and interaction with small lcd menu's and sub menu's. the sounds quality is the same as boutique with lags and latency. most of the sounds are common and repeated you have to pay 200 bucks to install extra models. this synth sounds like a software synth plugin played with midi keyboard . the quality of sounds are inferior to yamaha montage and korg. kronos
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Youd have to be rich to get one