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piotrek_muzyk
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The NEXT super truper synth from Roland 
No Sequenserm No Sampler, No Apregio, No NEW Think
NEW"OLD" Name 
Roland goes down ... 
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michelkeijzers
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I think supernatural is new, however if they do not have a decent 16 timbres combi mechanism I'm not really interested.
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piotrek_muzyk
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Apregio OK .. but this quality hmmhmh like roland Fantom X, no new posibilites.
I played on Jupiter 80 ... very expensive toy for very rich boys
Kronos Motif PC3K ... so much better keyboard
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rob314159
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Price in the US looks to be $2000.
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| piotrek_muzyk wrote: |
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Hogwash!
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cello
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| piotrek_muzyk wrote: | | I played on Jupiter 80 ... very expensive toy for very rich boys |
You didn't understand it then!
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Kontrol49
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| piotrek_muzyk wrote: | Apregio OK .. but this quality hmmhmh like roland Fantom X, no new posibilites.
I played on Jupiter 80 ... very expensive toy for very rich boys
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I welcome the Jupiter 50,I would like a JP80 but cannot justify its price tag,and even more so since its had a price hike of £200 in the UK,this 50 model sits nicely with its more sensible modest price....
Might be a spinoff,but suspect many people are put off the Jupiter 80 by its high pricetag for what your getting,so the 50s pricetag is more easy to swallow
Don't know why the emphasis is on only using 76 note keybeds though,given its aimed to be a portable gig friendly version thought they may have learned lessons from the lack of G7 sales,a more portable solution would be better in a 61 key model(you can always use buttons to transpose octaves for those extra keys) |
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| piotrek_muzyk wrote: |
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You have no ideea what you are talking about. That's all.
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| cello wrote: | | piotrek_muzyk wrote: | | I played on Jupiter 80 ... very expensive toy for very rich boys |
You didn't understand it then! |
Since you own both, why is a JP80 with a Kronos such a great combination? |
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| Bachus wrote: | | Since you own both, why is a JP80 with a Kronos such a great combination? |
I don't have a Kronos - I have an OASYS 
Two reasons really -
1) sonic compatibility - the characters are very different but they complement each other beautifully
2) creativity - with the JP-80 you can very quickly create an inspiring brand new sound from scratch (I'm talking under 10 minutes). This new sound becomes the basis of a new piece that the OASYS transforms from an idea into something much bigger and better
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JPWC
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I recently recieved my JP-80. Great Keyboard.
Reminds me of the time when the top of the line was the M1/D50 combo, now it's the Kronos/JP-80.
Great pair, for any style of music!
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The demos for the JP-50 dont seem all that convincing, at least yet. While the JP50 is stripped of a lot that makes the JP80 attractive, such as the touchscreen and ten-tones at a time, I wont rule it out until I see some more demonstrations.
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