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Roland Synths...JP8000 and JP8080
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| Phantax |
hey, i was just on that vengeance website this morning and noticed that the jp8000 and the jp8080 use the same patches...
are these synths the same as far as factory patches? i know that the jp8080 has the supersaw , and it's all anyone seems to care about as if this was the only sound ever created in the history of music lol..... but does the jp8000 keyboard also have the same supersaw? or no...? which of these synths is easier to program.. etc etc.. those kinda things.
i guess what im really wondering is.. is the jp8080 just a rack version of the jp8000 keyboard? |
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| Vizay |
the 8080 is basicly the same synth as the 8000 but rackmounted and without the keyboard...
but if you look closer at the 8080 it has some new smaller functions that the 8000 doesn have (think it's something with a vocoder or something like that)
better let someone who know's for shure tell us what the 8080 has that the 8000 lacks :) |
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| sunjammer |
The 8080 has a 12-band vocoder and 10-voices compared to 8000 who has 8 voices and no vocoder. When it comes to effects the 8000 has an Onboard digital delay and chorus, while the 8080 has a Delay, Multi-FX including Chorus, Flanger, Distortion and Tone control.
Otherwise, pretty much the same! |
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| josh |
Oh. So thats the differences of the 8080 and 8000. But one thing I like about 8000 is because that I can actually trigger the notes on it. Whereas 8080 need to plug in with an ext midi keyboard. Other then that, no much difference of what i can think of.
Anyway, does anyone know how to set the JP8000 to the initial patch so that I can tweak the sound? I can found the preset and template on my Jp8000. But the template on each patch give out different sound. Anyone care to help? I still very new to my Jp8000. :)
Sorry if it goes off topic. Anyone know how to make the initial patch for Pro53? I forgotten how do it. I tried searching through the thread but still invalid. SOrry about that.
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| moth |
the other difference is the extra 80, in 8080.
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