Roland JP-8000 (1996)
Analog modeling synthesizer with 8-voice polyphony, 2 oscillators with an AD pitch envelope, ring and cross modulation, multi-mode filter with an ADSR envelope, amplifier with an ADSR envelope, arpeggiator, RPS sequencer, motion control and two effects units. JP-8000 is Roland's first virtual analogue synthesizer.
- 8 voice polyphony, 2 oscillators per voice; Osc types include saw, square, triangle and noise (Osc 1/2) and Super Saw, Triangle Mod and Feedback Osc for Osc 1; Cross-modulation, Ring modulation and Osc Sync
- -12/-24 dB LPF with ADSR envelope; 2 LFOs; AD pitch and ADSR TVA envelopes
- Built-in arpeggiator, RPS sequencer; 4-bar motion control records controller movements
- Chorus/flanger and reverb/delay effects units
- 128 user and 128 preset patches, 64 user and 64 preset performances; SmartMedia slot for extra sound storage
- 4-octave (49 keys) keyboard; MIDI in/out/thru
