JX3P Demo 1

Heres a short video of me doing a demo of a Roland JX3P analog synthesizer with its PG200 programmer. The Jx3p does not have the same filters as the Jupiter or the Juno and does not have the fat bass like a juno but makes some pretty good sounds. If you are looking to buy a vintage Roland synth I don't recommend the Jx3P but if you do want to buy one anyway, make sure it has the Pg200 programmer with it.

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Music

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• Roland
• JX3P
• PG200
• Synth
• Synthesizer
• Keyboard

[griff500grr]

@NightfurMusic Yes you can, and you can do a whole lot more by syncing and cross-modulating the oscillators. Don't listen to this idiot - the JX-3P uses the same Roland IR3109 chip as the Juno / Jupiter series, and with a Kiwi Technics mod is capable of some incredible sounds.

[armalyte]

@NightfurMusic hi there...i used to own all the junos ( not all at once, but one by one as it were) and ive owned a jx3p with pg 200 at some point too. the short answer after all that info, is NO. the oscillator/ filter structure on a jx3p in very different to the junos. it has a weaker filter and hence a less beefier bottom end. it also has a less flexible lfo, but i believe that can be modded if needed.

[synthartist69]

Awesome! A+

[NightfurMusic]

Great demo! Thanks for posting. If you use one of the DCO's an entire octave lower than the other can you get the "sub oscillator" sound of the Juno series?