Roland has released the JD-800 VST, which is a reproduction of the legendary hardware JD-800 synthesizer.
Many consider the original Roland JD-800 to be a classic digital synthesizer, combining the power of digital synthesis with the hands-on control of classic 1970s analog synthesizers. It included patches developed by Roland’s then-Chief Sound Designer Eric Persing, who was responsible for many of the most recognizable sounds of original Roland synthesizers before founding Spectrasonics.
The JD-800 Software Synthesizer retains the traditional sound of the original, including the original 64 presets, but builds on it with increased polyphony and other current improvements.
Features
- There are 64 original settings as well as 64 new presets.
- Reproduction of the JD-800’s two-stage multi-effects section, complete with drag-and-drop reordering of 7 effects: chorus, phaser, enhancer, distortion, spectrum, delay, and reverb.
- The detailed, realistic interface may be resized and features various viewpoints.
- Polyphony has been increased in comparison to the original hardware.
- VST3, AAX, and AU with Apple silicon support
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