One of Ujiie's best videos on all levels - his playing/chops, demonstration and explanation of the machine's functions and of course, his entertaining superlatives and accolades of the keyboard! I can't believe the hate that 'synthesizer snobs' are giving him. His playing/chops are killer; he sounds great on ANY board, including the Jupiter. Unbelievable how people are knocking him for showcasing sounds they don't consider 'ideal'. Jupiter Brass is a famous (and oft copied) sound for a reason...get over it, people; go back to your trance/edm/drone stuff if you don't like it. Keep on keeping on Ujiie! Most of your detractors probably couldn't name three of the chords you play in any given video!
Exactly the sounds were exactly what the show needed for music wise, as it fitted it all, despite being electronic for a time of steam engines. Though if it wasn’t it just wouldn’t be the same show. Mike ‘O’ Donnell and Junior Campbell were genius with the equipment, like using the LM1 drum machine cabasa sound tuned down for puffing. Just amazing.
This synth has that same wooly bass quality that made many of the classic analogs such keepers. Surprised no one has been able to recapture that these days.
@@SPAZZOID100 and that's exactly where it excels - hard, cold, precise sounds - especially ones using both osc sync and cross mod simultaneously. Like a laser cutting through steel. Compliments vintage digital as well - mine sits above a PPG Wave 2.2 and they're a great pairing.
@@SPAZZOID100 there's a reason why the plastic case is darker and only features cold coloured buttons. But it's got its own character and really cool features along with a weirdly implemented multimode filter, that makes for a synth suitable for sonic exploration and space-evocative sounds
This is so beautiful ❤ What an amazing year it's been so synthesizer technology is growing and I miss these amazing sounds in contemporary recordings. Here is a warm analog sound. Thank you! best regards form Poland :)
Thank you SW Creative, I was now able to see the words of my teacher. He said, "Wouldn't it be great if we were presented with a new world of analog synths?" Those words ring in my heart!!!!!! Along with the venerable sound of this amazing Jupiter 6.
I have a Jupiter 6 and was always impressed with it's capabilities but bummed with its sound, but I have that same pedal and pop that bad boy on Chorus and it really brings it to life. The best mod would be to wire this pedal in directly. Perfect!
It doesn't look that hard to program. Least its sliders and buttons instead of a menu like DX7's. Fortunately im one of the few that has learn't how to program one without having a nervous breakdown.
Wrong. i know how to program a synth. I also have ears. this synth has a bad reputation because its just not very good compared to other roland synths.
There's just something about that real Jupiter sound. It "lives". And it's got a kind of crunch to it. Superb top end that I don't hear on digital recreations. And I love the way the pitch bend section works. :)
Jupiter 6 is an upgrade of the Jupiter 8 , you get new filters, Lfo : 2 LFOs, Crossmodulation, filters: lpf 24db/ bpf 12db /hpf 24db, autotune, you can stack all the waveforms of every vco .
Both have got things the other hasn't got an excell in different domains. It's like two brothers in an eternal fight to prove who's the better. There's really no winner as they have a somewhat similar sound still, that sound being "awesome"
I am not Familiar with The Nord synthesisers but I will have a look and let you know what I think however I had a play on the Gaia. It is amazing I would love to own one. I love synthesisers analogy and Digital I love music.
Not to detract from Ujiie's excellent playing, I have to say that most of the presets he used were not what I would choose to demonstrate this instrument. It's capable of much darker, Techno-style sounds. With the Europa upgrade, you can play all oscillator shapes at once, which, needless to say, produces thick, warm tones that remind one of the Juno and SH line of Roland analog monosynths. Europa also provides some of the most advanced arpeggio functions to appear on any synth. Given that you basically get two synthesizers via the keyboard split, if you are doing arpeggiated Techno or Minimal Synth-style grooves, this thing has an entire world or sonic potential I've yet to see/hear in any video. Every video I watch showcases the painfully bright, cheesy, brass-style sounds that chase a lot of viewers/listeners away.
I actually really like this synth. I think it's quite unique and all I hear is potential for some really great pop sounds with a slightly different character than the Prophet 5 and Oberheim staples of synth-pop (just smoother and dreamier, somehow) and I'm surprised by ppl who say they don't like it, honestly. It's so funny how opinions can differ so drastically, but I suppose it all depends what you're trying to accomplish. I'm not into deep programming, really, I just want something that serves a good song, even if my tastes are admittedly a little safe, but to each his/her own.
I used to own both but sold the JP-6 because the JP-6 sounds flatter and has less oomph. The JP-8 has a few more features such as stereo output (unison will spread out the VCOs, for example), layering, ring modulation and random arpeggiator. It doesn't have unison detune or glissando though. There are probably a few more differences. The JP-8 will never be sold.
Jupiter 6 is an upgrade of the Jupiter 8 , you get new filters, Lfo : 2 LFOs, Crossmodulation, filters: lpf 24db/ bpf 12db /hpf 24db, autotune, you can stack all the waveforms of every vco
The JP-8 uses Roland's own VCO ICs which had some issues and were not cheap to make as their engineers designed the ICs without prior knowledge of how to make one. As a cost cutting measure, the JP-6 uses the same ICs as the Prophet-5. Both have Roland's famous IR3109 VCF ICs, but they were implemented in series in the JP-8 which resulted in a normal sounding filter, switchable between 2-pole and 4-pole, with a separate HPF that's only used for EQing the bass, whereas the multimode filter design of the JP-6 forced the circuit designers to implement the ICs in a funky way (again, they didn't really know how to actually implement a multimode filter and came up with their own way), and basically the filter is now more "wild" and the resonance will give the filter a cold, grimm sound. But people like it, so much that there are eurorack versions of the filter for modular synths. Haven't seen a eurorack version of the JP-8 filter. Another problem with the JP-8 is that the enveloppes and LFOs where voltage controlled, which means they were prone to detuning. Normally that's great, it's what warms the sound, to have slightly off enveloppes and a very slightly drifting LFO, the problem is, this could get quite extreme, to the point where even with the "auto-tune" option, the LFO that was advertised to go as far as 40Hz would no longer get near that frequency, and the enveloppes would sound distinctly different if you waited long enough. That was rare but Roland recieved complaints (for a 3'000$ synth, that's understandable !) and the JP-6 now features digitally controlled enveloppes and LFOs, which add to the rigour and coldness. BUT, the LFO now goes to 100Hz, that's incredible ! Rarely seen in analog synths ! The cross-mod has a more linear behavior on the JP-6 which makes it more useful, but it goes farther that the JP-8 and it's more difficult to find really musical spots, again, adding to that dissonant dystopian quality. It can be modulated by enveloppe 1 on the JP-6 and stays stationnary on the JP-8. The arppegiator doesn't feature a random mode on the JP-6 (sad...) the Dual key mode is no longer present (that would reduce the polyphony to 3 voices !) which is really a bummer if you use the synth on stage, but with some planning and an idea of where you want to go, that's not a problem in the studio. What else... Ah ! Yes, the JP-6 doesn't have a sine wave, only LFO-2 is capable of generating one, but oscillator 1 is capable of being tuned by half-steps like oscillator 2 instead of only by octave like the JP-8. This helps with the cross-mod, as your key will change when you modulate that parameter. That's more for convenience than anything. And of course you can mix waveforms on a single VCO on the JP-6, which is the reason why there are so many cyberpunk-looking LED buttons on the front panel instead of flickable switches and knobs. So now, a sound that would have required the Dual mode of the JP-8 if you wanted a sawtooth, PWM and noise, using 3 oscillators per voice, would now be achieveable with ONE oscillator. And to finish, the JP-8 has stereo output, DCB (early MIDI but just for Roland products. Yes you can adapt DCB into MIDI), the JP-6 has very basic MIDI, but MONO OUTPUT ! NOOOOOOoooooo......
The Behringer Deepmind was modeled after This era of Roland synths. I couldn’t afford one of these, so I got a Deepmind instead. Should have gotten a 12 because the architecture is designed to exploit 12 voices, but I didn’t have the space in my setup for it. The Deepmind is a very underrated synth. Not to mention the iPad/Mac/PC app makes parch creation/loading/saving/backup as simple as I’ve ever seen on any synth.
@@SPAZZOID100 no, stepping. Remember it had patch memory, so these potentiometer values had to be stepped to 128 values. The jupiter 8 and 4 had that too
very cool sound ;) could you tell me which preset bank you used to create the sound that you play at the start of this video (synth brass)? (ex. a1, a2.... etc)
what are the differences between Roland Jupiter vs Juno?? They all seem to be poly synth.. there are different versions within each model but aren't they all poly synths...
The Jupiter synthesizers had vco analog oscillators and the Juno's and jx's had dco analog oscillators. The Jupiters had 2 oscillators per voice and the Junos had one per voice. After 1986 the jupiters and junos made had pcm digital sounds.
I somehow forgot about Automatic Gainsay, his videos are mainly synth demos, but he shows each part of the synth and you can learn a lot from his videos.
I have one in storage with no plans to fix it as it always had drifting oscillators and the oscillators die and need recalibrating. I just play my Juno ds 61 every day. There was nothing that sounded like a mks 80 even the Jupiter 8.
The Jupiter-6 would be great for EDM and Dance Music. The unison on the synth just sounds like the JP-8000's Supersaw waveform! That's is so amazing! I love this Roland synth! :D
This is a Jupiter-6 demonstrated at its best, with good effects used well. I'm afraid mine needs calibrating, as do my fingers and their muscle memory!
They flash but at a too high speed to be clearly noticed by eye (like a fluorescent light for instance). But the LEDs flashing frequency interfere (beats) with the camera's frame rate, so when filmed a Jupiter 6, like a lot of other synths, appears to have the LEDs on their panels flashing in that way.
Great sound, but even better panel design. Arguably one of the most self-explaining polysynths ever. Still sad that I could afford neither a JP-8 nor a JP-6 back then. Ended up on a Polysix (well, not really bad).
Awesome!...Thanks for this post! To be able to tweek any parameter while playing (and not fooling around with mouses and pages and pages of pulldown menus) is the reason I will never sell my Prophet 5.
ROLAND; JUPITER Sintetizadores digitais. Muito Bom!!! Gostei Muito Bom!!!!..inicio dos sintetizadores Digitais : Lançamentos in Japan ; New Model ; irão ser Lançados no Futuro !!!! 😃😄😃😄💡💡💡👍
Couldn't agree with you more, Roland could absolutely clean up if they remade a Jupiter 8 (and I mean a PROPER Jupiter 8 resissue, not that digital shite that has NO RIGHT to bear the Jupiter name), or even a SH101..Look at the success Korg are having with the MS20...Roland's marketing department must be from the Planet Zogg.
I had one of these...traded it for an Ensoniq ESQ-1 (this was before the 'techno' revolution that made analogs ultra-expensive) and boy do I regret it. :-(
I am sure Roland are working on something. Good thing don't come out fast. Korg products seem to be desperately rushed to the market these days (the brilliantly executed M1 is not likely to be matched any time soon). Roland has some great instuments, V-Drums, V-Piano, V-Accordions. The new Integra-7 module is brilliant with inclusson of all the SRX boards. Let us not be so negative, and appreciate what Roland has to offer today.
So you're saying you want to learn subtractive synthesis? There are a lot of videos on UA-cam about that, and then there's Sound On Sound Synth Secrets (Google it) if you want to go further than the usual sounds.
What's more troublesome when it comes to Roland is that they refuse to release VST versions of their products. If they would've released the D50 they would got a sh*tload of money, making the fans happy, and keeping a really good sounding synth alive. So I had to head over to Korg to get their M1 that has all their cards and sounds from scratch. Roland's big loss I might say.
With a plastic MIDI controller and software plugins one is likely to lose interest in synthesizer very fast. We live in great times, when hi-end products show up on eBay for ridiculuosly low prices. Let's enjoy and appreciate that while this lasts.
its just an effect of the scan rate of the ccd in the camera, all the old synths and even some of the newer ones do this (watch his andromeda a6 vid for example)
![ROLAND JUPITER-80 Demo&Review [English Captions]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/z_LY7LGPV3E/mqdefault.jpg)
One of Ujiie's best videos on all levels - his playing/chops, demonstration and explanation of the machine's functions and of course, his entertaining superlatives and accolades of the keyboard!
I can't believe the hate that 'synthesizer snobs' are giving him. His playing/chops are killer; he sounds great on ANY board, including the Jupiter. Unbelievable how people are knocking him for showcasing sounds they don't consider 'ideal'. Jupiter Brass is a famous (and oft copied) sound for a reason...get over it, people; go back to your trance/edm/drone stuff if you don't like it.
Keep on keeping on Ujiie! Most of your detractors probably couldn't name three of the chords you play in any given video!
Those synthesizer snobs can't play keyboards. They can only juggle patch cables on their shitty euroracks which spew out shitty noises.
ujie has DETRACTORS? I thought he was the most favorite synth reviewer in the world!!
I keep coming back to this video again and again. You're such a great and inspiring keyboard player, Ujiie!
Man when you play this it feels like i have 80's memories i never had! Arigatou gozaimasu..🙇♂️
I cant believe they used this for the Thomas And Friends show soundtrack! such a wonderful Synth!
It blended in so well.
it's a classic sound, like the DX7
@FlyingPringle didn’t expect to see you here
Exactly the sounds were exactly what the show needed for music wise, as it fitted it all, despite being electronic for a time of steam engines. Though if it wasn’t it just wouldn’t be the same show. Mike ‘O’ Donnell and Junior Campbell were genius with the equipment, like using the LM1 drum machine cabasa sound tuned down for puffing. Just amazing.
当時中学生だった私には、
憧れでしか無かったJupiter-8とJupiter-6。
いい歳になりはしたものの、
未だに手に入れる事叶わず、奏でられる音色に遠い昔の中学生だった頃の記憶が呼び起こされる気がしてなりません。
とにかくこの頃の音がたまらなく好きです。
懐かしい音？をありがとうございます。
This synth has that same wooly bass quality that made many of the classic analogs such keepers. Surprised no one has been able to recapture that these days.
The j6 is honestly the most cold/sterile analog poly I have ever owned. The sytem-8 kills this in warmth, and it's 100% digital.
@@SPAZZOID100 and that's exactly where it excels - hard, cold, precise sounds - especially ones using both osc sync and cross mod simultaneously. Like a laser cutting through steel. Compliments vintage digital as well - mine sits above a PPG Wave 2.2 and they're a great pairing.
@@SPAZZOID100 there's a reason why the plastic case is darker and only features cold coloured buttons. But it's got its own character and really cool features along with a weirdly implemented multimode filter, that makes for a synth suitable for sonic exploration and space-evocative sounds
This is so beautiful ❤ What an amazing year it's been so synthesizer technology is growing and I miss these amazing sounds in contemporary recordings. Here is a warm analog sound. Thank you! best regards form Poland :)
English sub-title is available now ;)
【DEMO:CC】ROLAND JUPITER-6
【DEMO:CC】KORG KROME
【DEMO:CC】KORG MS-20 mini
Love all your demos!
What is the name of the host?
i like a lot the chords he plays ! nice demo
Thank you SW Creative, I was now able to see the words of my teacher. He said, "Wouldn't it be great if we were presented with a new world of analog synths?" Those words ring in my heart!!!!!! Along with the venerable sound of this amazing Jupiter 6.
beautiful synth, like the colors a lot!
MinimalWave1982 Yes.. very "Rio" ;)
For the 4 the 8 or the 6, the term "iconic" is no overstatement
買うか？買わないか？の参考にしてます。
その決断にこの動画は非常に良い！でも氏家さんの演奏が良すぎてつい「買う！」に傾きそうになる。
I have a Jupiter 6 and was always impressed with it's capabilities but bummed with its sound, but I have that same pedal and pop that bad boy on Chorus and it really brings it to life. The best mod would be to wire this pedal in directly. Perfect!
Who are the charred souls who thumbs down this guy's videos? Even if you hate the synth you can pick up a lot of great chord voicings.
this video is so awesome! Ujiie is an incredible musician
Anyone who says this synth is overrated doesn't know how to program it. It's an awesome synth once you find the sweet spots.
It doesn't look that hard to program. Least its sliders and buttons instead of a menu like DX7's. Fortunately im one of the few that has learn't how to program one without having a nervous breakdown.
IMO one of the greatest synths ever made.
Incorrect.
Wrong. i know how to program a synth. I also have ears. this synth has a bad reputation because its just not very good compared to other roland synths.
There's just something about that real Jupiter sound. It "lives". And it's got a kind of crunch to it. Superb top end that I don't hear on digital recreations. And I love the way the pitch bend section works. :)
今日はこのシンセサイザーを買いました。とても面白いですね。このビデオを作ってくれてありがとうございます。じゃあ、またね。サム。
僕は大学で日本語を勉強しました。I studied Japanese in College. Now I'm a Japanese teacher! It's my day job. Well, that and teaching beginning band. :)
I'm jealous! Beautiful sound and super presentation, as always ..
Jupiter 6 is an upgrade of the Jupiter 8 , you get new filters, Lfo : 2 LFOs, Crossmodulation, filters: lpf 24db/ bpf 12db /hpf 24db, autotune, you can stack all the waveforms of every vco .
ahahaahahaahha
and a crappy harsh sound above all that))JP6-just nothing against the great JP8
Both have got things the other hasn't got an excell in different domains. It's like two brothers in an eternal fight to prove who's the better. There's really no winner as they have a somewhat similar sound still, that sound being "awesome"
from a technical standpoint, its a downgrade. from my own opinion listening to it, its a downgrade.
Powerful Synth and very magic
音の厚み、アタックの気持ちよさが独特だ
Keep a bass boost EQ on all the time and this thing will slice other synths. It's a surgical laser.
his playing in this video is ridiculous
serious props from london !
If you ever watch old anime, you hear this synth ALL THE TIME.
I'd love to hear that! do you have any recommendations?
Which ones?
Maybe slam dunk?
Or sailor moon
Thank You!!
The future of synths is bright!,
because we can look to the past aswell!...
anyway
God Bless!
I am not Familiar with The Nord synthesisers but I will have a look and let you know what I think however I had a play on the Gaia. It is amazing I would love to own one. I love synthesisers analogy and Digital I love music.
Winnie Li Cool, Wonderful
UUUUUUUUH, I was expecting this since a lot of time! Now you did it!
Great, thanks.
English sub-title is available now.
Not to detract from Ujiie's excellent playing, I have to say that most of the presets he used were not what I would choose to demonstrate this instrument. It's capable of much darker, Techno-style sounds. With the Europa upgrade, you can play all oscillator shapes at once, which, needless to say, produces thick, warm tones that remind one of the Juno and SH line of Roland analog monosynths. Europa also provides some of the most advanced arpeggio functions to appear on any synth. Given that you basically get two synthesizers via the keyboard split, if you are doing arpeggiated Techno or Minimal Synth-style grooves, this thing has an entire world or sonic potential I've yet to see/hear in any video. Every video I watch showcases the painfully bright, cheesy, brass-style sounds that chase a lot of viewers/listeners away.
You should check out gstorms patches then...
You can play all the wave shapes at the same time without an upgrade, apart from combining square and pulse waves on the same oscillator.
I actually really like this synth. I think it's quite unique and all I hear is potential for some really great pop sounds with a slightly different character than the Prophet 5 and Oberheim staples of synth-pop (just smoother and dreamier, somehow) and I'm surprised by ppl who say they don't like it, honestly. It's so funny how opinions can differ so drastically, but I suppose it all depends what you're trying to accomplish. I'm not into deep programming, really, I just want something that serves a good song, even if my tastes are admittedly a little safe, but to each his/her own.
I owned a jupiter 6. It sat right next to my prophet-5. The prophet did EVERYTHING better. Guess which synth of those two i still own??
Prophet 5?
James Reeno Can't subscribe. The P5 had just one voice too little for jazzy chords.
This video has lived rent free in my head for years.
JUPITER-6、ずっと待ってました！！＾＾
Sounds even better than the JP-8 IMO.
Does anyone know what the technical difference is (apart from the no. of voices)?
I used to own both but sold the JP-6 because the JP-6 sounds flatter and has less oomph. The JP-8 has a few more features such as stereo output (unison will spread out the VCOs, for example), layering, ring modulation and random arpeggiator. It doesn't have unison detune or glissando though. There are probably a few more differences. The JP-8 will never be sold.
Jupiter 6 is an upgrade of the Jupiter 8 , you get new filters, Lfo : 2 LFOs, Crossmodulation, filters: lpf 24db/ bpf 12db /hpf 24db, autotune, you can stack all the waveforms of every vco
I doubt you had a Jupiter 6 . You have unisson detune and glissando with 2 knobs that are clearly on the panel
@@Bananskuden the jupiter 8 hasn't got ring modulation. Both have cross-mod, controllable by enveloppe 1 on the JP-6
The JP-8 uses Roland's own VCO ICs which had some issues and were not cheap to make as their engineers designed the ICs without prior knowledge of how to make one. As a cost cutting measure, the JP-6 uses the same ICs as the Prophet-5. Both have Roland's famous IR3109 VCF ICs, but they were implemented in series in the JP-8 which resulted in a normal sounding filter, switchable between 2-pole and 4-pole, with a separate HPF that's only used for EQing the bass, whereas the multimode filter design of the JP-6 forced the circuit designers to implement the ICs in a funky way (again, they didn't really know how to actually implement a multimode filter and came up with their own way), and basically the filter is now more "wild" and the resonance will give the filter a cold, grimm sound. But people like it, so much that there are eurorack versions of the filter for modular synths. Haven't seen a eurorack version of the JP-8 filter. Another problem with the JP-8 is that the enveloppes and LFOs where voltage controlled, which means they were prone to detuning. Normally that's great, it's what warms the sound, to have slightly off enveloppes and a very slightly drifting LFO, the problem is, this could get quite extreme, to the point where even with the "auto-tune" option, the LFO that was advertised to go as far as 40Hz would no longer get near that frequency, and the enveloppes would sound distinctly different if you waited long enough. That was rare but Roland recieved complaints (for a 3'000$ synth, that's understandable !) and the JP-6 now features digitally controlled enveloppes and LFOs, which add to the rigour and coldness. BUT, the LFO now goes to 100Hz, that's incredible ! Rarely seen in analog synths ! The cross-mod has a more linear behavior on the JP-6 which makes it more useful, but it goes farther that the JP-8 and it's more difficult to find really musical spots, again, adding to that dissonant dystopian quality. It can be modulated by enveloppe 1 on the JP-6 and stays stationnary on the JP-8. The arppegiator doesn't feature a random mode on the JP-6 (sad...) the Dual key mode is no longer present (that would reduce the polyphony to 3 voices !) which is really a bummer if you use the synth on stage, but with some planning and an idea of where you want to go, that's not a problem in the studio. What else... Ah ! Yes, the JP-6 doesn't have a sine wave, only LFO-2 is capable of generating one, but oscillator 1 is capable of being tuned by half-steps like oscillator 2 instead of only by octave like the JP-8. This helps with the cross-mod, as your key will change when you modulate that parameter. That's more for convenience than anything. And of course you can mix waveforms on a single VCO on the JP-6, which is the reason why there are so many cyberpunk-looking LED buttons on the front panel instead of flickable switches and knobs. So now, a sound that would have required the Dual mode of the JP-8 if you wanted a sawtooth, PWM and noise, using 3 oscillators per voice, would now be achieveable with ONE oscillator. And to finish, the JP-8 has stereo output, DCB (early MIDI but just for Roland products. Yes you can adapt DCB into MIDI), the JP-6 has very basic MIDI, but MONO OUTPUT ! NOOOOOOoooooo......
Jupitor-8よりも6の方が好きです。発売当時、大阪のショールームへ行って遊んでました。
当時はデモ機のプリセットがどこ押してもブラスかストリングスになってたので、ベルやピアノの音にびっくりしました。こんなに多彩な音がすることがわかってよかったです。
The Behringer Deepmind was modeled after This era of Roland synths. I couldn’t afford one of these, so I got a Deepmind instead. Should have gotten a 12 because the architecture is designed to exploit 12 voices, but I didn’t have the space in my setup for it. The Deepmind is a very underrated synth. Not to mention the iPad/Mac/PC app makes parch creation/loading/saving/backup as simple as I’ve ever seen on any synth.
just going by UA-cam demos, the deepmind sounds a lot better than this Jupiter 6.
@ 2:56 terrible stepping on cutoff frequency when tweaked, for a synth that costs over $2,000.00
It has something to do with the slider. If you link the cutoff to the pitch bender there are no steps. Common J6 thingy.
Well it IS old.
Harmonics, NOT stepping.
@@SPAZZOID100 no, stepping. Remember it had patch memory, so these potentiometer values had to be stepped to 128 values. The jupiter 8 and 4 had that too
great device
Thumbs up
I wish you a happy Easter
many greetings Frank
Lovely man! My JP6 didn't sound like this... Great patches!!! :D
very cool sound ;)
could you tell me which preset bank you used to create the sound that you play at the start of this video (synth brass)? (ex. a1, a2.... etc)
This synthsizer keyboard is used for Never Released Versions for VeggieTales from 2060s until 2980s, especially 2130s.
Perfection!!! Thanks for the demo!
what are the differences between Roland Jupiter vs Juno??
They all seem to be poly synth.. there are different versions
within each model but aren't they all poly synths...
The Jupiter synthesizers had vco analog oscillators and the Juno's and jx's had dco analog oscillators. The Jupiters had 2 oscillators per voice and the Junos had one per voice. After 1986 the jupiters and junos made had pcm digital sounds.
なかなかjupiterって動画ないなって思ってたときに(笑)うれしいチョイスです！！
I somehow forgot about Automatic Gainsay, his videos are mainly synth demos, but he shows each part of the synth and you can learn a lot from his videos.
It's a nice looking very 80s synth.........Roland always makes good user interfaces that are simple
i'd love to see a demo of the mks80 with mpg-80 :)
I have one in storage with no plans to fix it as it always had drifting oscillators and the oscillators die and need recalibrating. I just play my Juno ds 61 every day. There was nothing that sounded like a mks 80 even the Jupiter 8.
Brilliant. Just seen one on ebay. ! Should I. ? £2,400? Good investment?
Now they go for 7'000$ or a lot more, so 7 years ago I would have said yes.
The only Roland I ever owned. I wish I still had it. Sold it cheap to someone in 1988.
Duran Duran arpeggio in Rio and Save The Prayer for both arpeggio and bend. :)
Was it Roland that was also famous for the breathing flute sound ?
Yes.
Nope. JP-4 on random "Rio." JP-8 on "Save a Prayer."
これはきれいだね！すばらしいDEMO!!!!!!
This is a proper synth unlike these plastic samplers that we have today.
The Jupiter-6 would be great for EDM and Dance Music. The unison on the synth just sounds like the JP-8000's Supersaw waveform! That's is so amazing! I love this Roland synth! :D
It's the other way around, the JP-8000's supersaw is a direct attempt to recreate the sound of the JP-6 and JP-8.
@@Bananskuden especially the JP-6 as the 8 doesn't have unison detune
Great sound...
Wow, what a GREAT demo and HOOLIGAN sound !!
Totally awesome dude !! lol
今の時代のシンセ音も好きなのですが、
こう言う古いような味のある音も良いですよね～
This is a Jupiter-6 demonstrated at its best, with good effects used well. I'm afraid mine needs calibrating, as do my fingers and their muscle memory!
sell that piece of junk. this thing sounds like 💩
Jupiteru is good synthesizeru!
the leds dont normaly flash all the time, do they?
They flash but at a too high speed to be clearly noticed by eye (like a fluorescent light for instance). But the LEDs flashing frequency interfere (beats) with the camera's frame rate, so when filmed a Jupiter 6, like a lot of other synths, appears to have the LEDs on their panels flashing in that way.
cool i thought it was that believe it or not:)
Great sound, but even better panel design. Arguably one of the most self-explaining polysynths ever.
Still sad that I could afford neither a JP-8 nor a JP-6 back then. Ended up on a Polysix (well, not really bad).
It's an effect from the camera. You see the same thing if you film a 50Hz TV screen.
AMAZING SYNTH!
Awesome!...Thanks for this post! To be able to tweek any parameter while playing (and not fooling around with mouses and pages and pages of pulldown menus) is the reason I will never sell my Prophet 5.
niezwykły, do dziś słychać w nim.. Vangelisa,:))
Eryk Maler speak english !
ROLAND; JUPITER Sintetizadores digitais. Muito Bom!!! Gostei Muito Bom!!!!..inicio dos sintetizadores
Digitais : Lançamentos in Japan ;
New Model ; irão ser Lançados no
Futuro !!!! 😃😄😃😄💡💡💡👍
Man I need 1 of these (after I get my 1st OB-xa :-) lol
Sooo gooood tunes!!
Next review Jupiter-4 Compuphonic synth of 1978, please
以前JP-6を所有してました。JP-8との決定的に違うのはENVの制御がソフト？のようです。（ネット情報）
確かにディケイタイムを高速に設定すると１打音目にENVが掛からない。
２打音目は掛かるんだけど、ここがハードとソフト制御の違い？
Couldn't agree with you more, Roland could absolutely clean up if they remade a Jupiter 8 (and I mean a PROPER Jupiter 8 resissue, not that digital shite that has NO RIGHT to bear the Jupiter name), or even a SH101..Look at the success Korg are having with the MS20...Roland's marketing department must be from the Planet Zogg.
I had one of these...traded it for an Ensoniq ESQ-1 (this was before the 'techno' revolution that made analogs ultra-expensive) and boy do I regret it. :-(
I had one of these in the 80s/90s but all the LEDs didn't flash like on this one - is it because of a software update?
The video is filmed at 60fps while the LEDs are powered by a 50Hz alternative current. The LEDs seem to flicker because of that difference
@@marmite-land Oh thanks, I should have realised it was something like that.
I am sure Roland are working on something. Good thing don't come out fast. Korg products seem to be desperately rushed to the market these days (the brilliantly executed M1 is not likely to be matched any time soon). Roland has some great instuments, V-Drums, V-Piano, V-Accordions. The new Integra-7 module is brilliant with inclusson of all the SRX boards. Let us not be so negative, and appreciate what Roland has to offer today.
Indeed it did
Finally !!! Thank you for showing this beast!! I have one hi hi :)
So you're saying you want to learn subtractive synthesis? There are a lot of videos on UA-cam about that, and then there's Sound On Sound Synth Secrets (Google it) if you want to go further than the usual sounds.
They dont resolution blink. It is because of the shutter on the camera.
It's all about the Curtis chips :)
The curtis chips sounded much better on the prophet-5.
@@SPAZZOID100 SSM chips sounded better in the rev2 Prophet 5.
wow o0* - fantastic big machine!
Yes, soon ;)
Hokey smokes.... I had no idea it could do a not-too-cheesy piano sound (15:26)
Jupiter-6といえば、サザンですね。とくに原由子さん。「ミス・ブランニューデイ」や「マチルダBABY」のイントロはこれですから。
***** its still not cold though is it compared to many modern synths
please make a demo of the new Nord Lead 4 or Clavia Nord Stage 2!!
I should have gotten THIS instead of going to university. Damn.
You get better value for money out of a synth than university.
wait so he had chorus on the entire first 12 minutes???
that was really super neat @17:03
JUPITER-8もお願いします
AMEN!
@19:10 - 19:30
How about a demo of the Roland JX-10? :)
What's more troublesome when it comes to Roland is that they refuse to release VST versions of their products. If they would've released the D50 they would got a sh*tload of money, making the fans happy, and keeping a really good sounding synth alive. So I had to head over to Korg to get their M1 that has all their cards and sounds from scratch. Roland's big loss I might say.
With a plastic MIDI controller and software plugins one is likely to lose interest in synthesizer very fast. We live in great times, when hi-end products show up on eBay for ridiculuosly low prices. Let's enjoy and appreciate that while this lasts.
Sorry but no plug match the real thing . Except if you only compare with UA-cam Sound compression
Please review / demo some Moog Synthesizers, like the Little Phatty or Voyager!
i Have one, with Vco problems,.. search for repair...
Flashing led lights? Is it normal?
its just an effect of the scan rate of the ccd in the camera, all the old synths and even some of the newer ones do this (watch his andromeda a6 vid for example)
this was one of the lasts true synths made. after that they became digital
+michael jagger Prophet 6
+DrillB1T You mean the Prophet 600? Yep, that one came out at about the same time.
no i don't
DrillB1T juno 106?
+DrillB1T Yep, you mean the recently released Prophet 6. Will check it out. Thanks for pointing it out.
Wish I had one, my module only has a few switches!
All you need is a MIDI keyboard and some free plugins. You don't need a huge expensive analog synth to get good sounds.
Saw Wave from Sound Canvas could be a recreation of the initial sound on the video...
~1:37 reminded me so much of wizball (commodore 64).