No. It has a "hypersaw," which is similar but uses more saw waves.

virus c?
i thought the ti was the one with hypersaw...

The Ti has the hypersaw, the C does not. Keep in mind the Virus C is still a very powerful synthesizer, and I deeply regret selling mine.

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Ah, my bad.

All a big learning experience dude!

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Yeah, I probably should let people who have actually owned a Virus answer questions about it.

hmmm so selling my jp8000 to replace it with a virus C is not a good idea....
guess i better save to try and get both... or the ti!

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Originally posted by Indavic hmmm so selling my jp8000 to replace it with a virus C is not a good idea.... guess i better save to try and get both... or the ti!

no, its a very good idea to sell your jp.

supersaws are gay and overwhored, at least viruses still have a bit of oringality left in them :P

Um you are aware that the supersaw is not the JP-80X0's only waveform, right? The JPs are great synths because there is a control for pretty much every parameter right infront of you, very few menus etc. The Virus is comparatively fairly convoluted to program. I loved my Virus C, but I love the JP even more.

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Originally posted by deceptikon Um you are aware that the supersaw is not the JP-80X0's only waveform, right? The JPs are great synths because there is a control for pretty much every parameter right infront of you, very few menus etc. The Virus is comparatively fairly convoluted to program. I loved my Virus C, but I love the JP even more.

yes, but it's the only thing a virus can't do or get close enough to

The JP is a much more intuitive machine IMO, sorry if I came across as being hostile btw

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