ROLAND JUPITER 80 video demo [Musikmesse 2011] (french)

[savlugg]

TROP CHER !! on est loin de la philosophie roland des années 80 !!m je me souviens j'etais enfant quand mes parents m'ont payé un D-50 .. mais aujourd'hui ces synthés sont HORS DE PRIX !! a - de 2000 € c'est mort pour celui qui n'a pas bcp de moyen et veux se faire plaisir !! les synthés actuels sont tous inachetables !

[riaiaikido1]

4:50 is the first time they show the Jupiter 80 and he's still talking..

[MultiMichoui]

Bonjour Stephane j'ai se modèle la construction du Jupiter 80 en tout les boutons le clavier ( j'aime plus le g70),mais y'a des manques des fichiers vide vox scat reed orgue etc ....ou par exemple un harmonica un accordéon valable pourquoi pas en metre plus il lit pas les midi files surtout rajouter plus de son acoustique merci à bientôt pour d'autre demos

[geoffray29]

Sa ma beaucoup intérésser cette video merci beaucoup :)

Pouce vert si vous aimer :)

[BarbierBruno]

trop de parlottes et pas assez démonstratif

[Cityangel38]

Très intéressant, bien fait !! bravo !

[sclogse1]

Over a minute into this...and no demo. Bail.

[Tewula1]

Un peu déçu par cette vidéo.

J'en suis encore à me demander s'il s'agissait bien de nous présenter le Jupiter 80 ou de justifier le salaire du présentateur.

Au passage, celui-ci devrait peut-être revoir sa copie ou prendre contact avec Arnaud Delaunay pour améliorer sa prestation.

Mais ceci n'est que mon propre avis et n'engage que moi !

[Potoff76]

Nice preset the end, asiatic style.

[stryker1999]

I would rather Roland have NOT put the Jupiter name on this thing, rather saved it for a real analog, or impeccable VA. However, this thing does have some amazing physical modeling aspects which is going to make a lot of keyboard players take notice. And it does sound surprisingly great! Nicely analog sounding, when originally it was supposed to just have the Gaia engine. I might consider this...

[sclogse1]

@stryker1999

As long as they don't call it a Jupiter 8, then I don't care what they call it.

If it has a lot of Jupiter sounds, and a big engine, and they want to sell these....

I owned a Jupiter 8. Until midi came along, and then I found myself getting more productive in the studio.

(But I only sold the Jupiter because I needed the dough)

By the way, the original manual for the Jupiter 8 was about 16 pages.

[graal7]

dommage que roland ne refasse pas un vrai jupiter 8 analogique ,un peu comme moog a fait avec son minimoog,car la il s'agit d'un enieme synthé a modelisation.mais curieux de voir ce quil a dans le ventre!!!

[synthartist69]

If Roland would re-issue the Jupiter 8 and put the Aturia software inside it then I think it would sell. You would think that this would be a piece of cake, but for some unknown reason, Roland is hell bent on forward thinking, while the rest of us want to relive the past.

[synthartist69]

Why do the French yack so much? Are you going to play this thing or sit there and talk???

[MethodicBR]

@stealthgear I agree! and there is no powerfull analog synth that is affordable for most people! I think a lots of the complains about Jupiter-80 are childish. I think this keyboard is very powerfull for live performance with very good sounds to inspire compositions, this is not a "toy" to spend time trying to create "original" synth sounds that in the end always sounds familiar, at least for me (ps. sorry for my english, it sucks)

[subclonk]

@stealthgear Roll that turd in glitter as much as you want. If you would pick a Jupiter 80 over a Jupiter 8 then I guess our musical tastes are very different. I /facepalm that they called it a Jupiter.

[AnalogX1]

I'll reserve judgment until I hear more than 5 sounds from any given reviewer. So far, what little I've heard sounds more like a (cleaner version of a) Roland D-50 or a V-Synth, as opposed to anything resembling a Jupiter. Roland obviously isn't discrediting "analog"; they've seen the value of progressing towards a more perfect digital representation. Smart! Frankly, I can be a lot more spontaneous & creative with more than 1 - 16 notes of polyphony, because I hate limitations. JMO.

[subclonk]

lol. I'd rather buy a Jupiter 8 any day over this virtual crap. What's wrong with Roland? If they'd have re-released the TB303, TR808, TR909, etc ten years ago they would still be making a killing from them. I just don't understand their problem with producing analogue.