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Roland JX-08
Un icono de los 80 en tu mesa.
En 1985, el innovador JX-8P de Roland llevó la síntesis híbrida un paso más allá con una nueva y atractiva voz analógica-digital. El instrumento fue abrazado instantáneamente por los mejores jugadores de sesión, que siempre incrustaron sus almohadillas cálidas, coro brillante y texturas cristalinas en las pistas más populares de la época. El JX-08 reintroduce el sonido único de este clásico buscado con un detalle impresionante, junto con nuevos efectos potentes, un secuenciador polifónico y mucho más. Y para mejorar tu flujo creativo, hay un panel completo de controles prácticos derivados de la unidad programadora PG-800 complementaria para el hardware original.
Sonido y comportamiento auténtico JX-8P
- Funciones de programador PG-800 incluidas
- Incluye 32 ajustes preestablecidos del JX-8P original más 111 nuevos ajustes preestablecidos
- 17 nuevos tipos de efectos
- Secuenciador polifónico de dos partes, 64 pasos, ocho notas (por parte) con grabación de movimiento
- Generador de patrones aleatorios y memoria para 128 patrones
- Polifonía expandida, hasta 20 voces
- Arpegiador a bordo
- Interfaz de audio USB-C/MIDI, E/S MIDI de tamaño completo y entrada de reloj externa
Sonido clásico. Modernizado.
Mientras que el diseño original del JX-8P se conserva en esta versión moderna, hemos añadido una gama de actualizaciones que llevan la experiencia a otro nivel. Explora los más de 100 nuevos parches ajustados para estilos contemporáneos, o utiliza los controles integrados para diseñar tus propios sonidos. Y con la polifonía ampliada, la capacidad multitímbrica de dos partes y los modos dual/dividido, hay aún más espacio para ampliar tus ideas sonoras. Una vez que haya encontrado su zona, almacene sus creaciones para un fácil recuerdo utilizando cualquiera de las 256 ranuras preestablecidas.
Los efectos aún más profundos.
El JX-08 viene equipado con 17 potentes efectos, muchos de los cuales son nuevos en la gama Roland Boutique. Añade un poco de brillo a tus parches JX con las opciones clásicas de coro, fase y retardo, o ponte arenoso con overdrive, fuzz, trituradora de bits y el nuevo compresor lo-fi. También hay filtros y cambiadores de tono disponibles para aportar dimensión y carácter adicionales a tus sonidos.
Música que se mueve.
Una vez que hayas bloqueado tus parches, enciende el secuenciador polifónico de dos partes y comienza a programar cables, líneas de bajo o acordes básicos para sincronizarlos con otras piezas de tu conjunto electrónico. Y para traer algo de movimiento animado a tus sonidos, toca la grabación en movimiento y el arpegiador a bordo para hacer bailar tus líneas musicales.
MIDI, USB y entrada de reloj externa.
El JX-08 cuenta con una interfaz de audio USB-C/MIDI integrada, para que puedas reproducir, grabar y sincronizar con todo tipo de software de producción informática. La E/S MIDI de tamaño completo también está disponible para interactuar con otro hardware MIDI. Incluso hay una entrada de reloj externa para conducir el secuenciador y arpegiador a bordo del JX-08 desde instrumentos analógicos antiguos y modernos sistemas Eurorack.
Toma tus llaves. Vete a la carretera.
El compacto JX-08 se adapta a casi cualquier lugar y se controla fácilmente desde un teclado maestro o un ordenador DAW. Puede funcionar con baterías AA estándar durante horas de atasco sin inhibiciones, y también hay un altavoz integrado para monitorear el sonido sobre la marcha. Añade una base DK-01 Boutique Dock para un aspecto pulido y tres cómodas posiciones de inclinación, o toma una unidad de teclado K-25m para crear un instrumento portátil totalmente autónomo.
Bolsa de instrumentos boutique opcional
Ligeras y duraderas, las bolsas de la serie Black son perfectas para artistas en movimiento. Con un exterior resistente y acolchado interno grueso, tu instrumento está protegido de golpes y moretones mientras estás en movimiento. Ideal para el uso diario, el OPTIONAL CB-BRB1 protege tu módulo Roland Boutique con estilo.
musicgeeksf
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 7 de febrero de 2024
I’m a huge fan of Roland’s vintage gear, and am an owner of the original JX-8. Having patiently waited for Roland to hop on the real analog train, I was growing skeptical that Roland would ever recapture the magic of their early sound with their insistence on analog modeling. This little device comes as close as I could hope, and offers plenty more enhancements that make it feel modern.This is a beast of a synth in a tiny package. Does it sound exactly like the original? No. Plenty of online videos to see for yourself. Does it sound as good? Yes, absolutely. The sound fits seamlessly into a mix with other real analog synths, which has always been the true test of virtual analog to me. It’s also solidly made. It’s a metal chassis, feels heavy, and the knobs and sliders - while tiny - have a good feel to them. This one has a permanent home in my studio!
jeffrey kuhn
Comentado en Canadá el 8 de enero de 2024
Sounds great if you are into those sounds. Was the first boutique i bought. in hindsight, I should've gotten the JU-06a before this one, and I probably would'vbe skipped this one. I just dont use it as much as the JU-06A or the SH-01A.
Mister Pants
Comentado en Canadá el 11 de agosto de 2023
It's not a replacement for the mighty JX-8P that I had many years ago, of course, but it gets most things right, sonically. The teeny form factor, sliders and knobs are a pain, and the display is unnecessarily useless, but we all know what we're getting here.Good functionality, but the biggest omission is the lack of CV & GATE ins & outs - midi only. The optional add-on keyboard is an overpriced & underperforming POS, so use it with another controller for playing "live".I'm torn on these rolling boutiques, they're expensive and annoying, but can sound very good. I can't give it 5 stars, and while 3 stars feels right, I will settle on 4 stars because I'm an old, nostalgic fool.
Abimael
Comentado en México el 4 de julio de 2023
Llevo tres meses con el, todo funcionando muy bien. Tiene el sonido de su época pero fácilmente se puede modernizar con algo d ajustes en el Low Pass Filter y los efectos de delay y reverb. Lo recomiendo 100%
michael
Comentado en Canadá el 24 de mayo de 2023
Arrived within 3 days and was fairly easy to set up in my DAW Ableton and get up and running.Sound: The JX-08 is very similar sounding to an original JX8P although it's not exact. The JX8P is definitely a little warmer and richer to my ears. This isn't a problem for me though, because for what the JX-08 lacks in sounding like a true exact replica, it makes up for in modern features and having it's own unique sound.Features: Connecting this Roland Boutique into my iMac using USB and having the audio and midi coming through simultaneously is truly marvellous. This was the biggest selling point for me which convinced me to purchase, asides from wanting this module for the sound of it.
Roo
Comentado en México el 1 de mayo de 2022
I've seen others disappointed because this product doesn't include the keyboard controller. Guess they haven't heard about the whole Roland Boutique line, which has been around for years now and it is widely known that the modules are independent from the controller. However the photo does add value as you can see how it would fit with the controller if you were going to use it that way. Back to the synth itself: it has a combination of features (e.g. LFO with Delay, 17 FX, 20 voice polyphony, keyboard split so you can play a sound with your right hand and another sound with the left one) and limitations (only one LFO, no triangle or sine waves) that results in a pretty unique work flow and results. Not a particularly powerful synth, neither a minimalist one. Rather, one with personality. Not recommended as a first synth, as it is not simple, but at the same time it lacks some basic stuff you would find in any other synth. That's why it just has a unique character.
FON
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 21 de septiembre de 2022
First, I've been using and programming Synthesizers since 1972 with my first ARP 2600 so I do know my way around most of them.I never owned the original JX8P when it was introduced in 1985, I was too involved with my Yamaha DX7. However I did get to work with one that a friend of mine owned and i was sort of sorry I had the DX7.Anyway fast forward..Roland has hit a home run with the JX-08. It is everything that the original JX8P was and more.Pros:Full set of hands-on controls, taken from the PG-800 programmer unit from the original JX8P. This makes this Synth so easy to program.20 Voice Polyphony, not that I can play 20 notes at a time but when creating effects it sets this Synth way up there.It’s Bi‑Timbral. This means the two Parts in the JX‑08 can be split or layered across the keyboard and can be used to create some of the lushest pads you’ve ever heard as well as complex sounds that would be impossible to obtain using a single Part.Arpeggiator (JX8p did not have one)Sequencer (JX8p did not have one) which is 2 part, 64 steps, 8 notes per part (Polyphonic)17 new Effects including a new designed Chorus256 Preset SlotsVelocity Sensitive & AftertouchSolid BuildSmall Footprint (perfect for my Workstation Setup yet still the controls are all very easy to use and not too small)5 Pin MIDI In/OutClock InUSB Port for connection to Power or ComputerSome Great Third Part Sound Packs like the ones from Ultimate PatchesBattery Powered Option - For me not really a big dealBuilt in "Speaker" - For me not really a big dealCons:If you are new to Synths this is a little more difficult to learn that many others on the market but with time and the abundance of online demos you will learn how to use it if you are patient.None really except if I want to be picky, Roland should include a USB Cable instead of the cheap set of batteries.I think that their K25M Keyboard Dock is over priced, you are better off with any other MIDi Interface/Keyboard from AKAI, Arturia or Novation among other. These will give you much more versatility especially if you have other Synths or Modules.This for me is not really a Con just a point you should know, if you are thinking that the JX-08 will sound exactly like the Original JX8P it doesn't. Oh it's very close in many ways and with some tweaking it can be almost identical but it was NOT Roland's intention for it be an exact Clone. The one biggest difference is in the Sound/Voice emulations. The original used a technology known as Analog Circuit Behavior (ACB), this JX-08 uses Analog Circuit Modeling (ACM). These are 2 very different approaches to how the Synths makes their sounds and by this very nature they would never sound identical. Also you should know that the Original JX8P's had several Revisions in its life from 1985-1989 which made each Revision sound just a bit different from previous models, so which one can you really compare this JX-08 to?Bottom line, don't try to compare just enjoy how powerful, beefy, melodic and lush this Synth sounds.
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