Why no JP 8000 Emulation?

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Once again this topic comes up and everyone ignores the most interesting (IMHO) aspect of the JP-8000... the feedback oscillator. Sure, its easy enough to detune a few saws, but no one has even attempted to clone this function. The JP8K is a pretty thin-sounding synth in general, and this is really the only reason I hang on to mine. Otherwise, I can get far better supersaw sounds out of other synths. The Andromeda, for example, gives me up to 16 real analog detuned voices, with two oscillators and sub osc per voice!
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deastman wrote:Once again this topic comes up and everyone ignores the most interesting (IMHO) aspect of the JP-8000... the feedback oscillator. Sure, its easy enough to detune a few saws, but no one has even attempted to clone this function. The JP8K is a pretty thin-sounding synth in general, and this is really the only reason I hang on to mine. Otherwise, I can get far better supersaw sounds out of other synths. The Andromeda, for example, gives me up to 16 real analog detuned voices, with two oscillators and sub osc per voice!
thin sounding?? this thing sounds awesome!
for people who don't own one:

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ferdik wrote:
yellowfever wrote:This thread again? :roll: :hihi:
Yes! Supersaw questions is 30% of the worlds music forums that's why it's about time the world get an emulation! :)

that means 30% of the world music forum musicians listen and make trance! woot

you will never get a true perfect supersaw with vst

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generalstargazer wrote:
ferdik wrote:Yes! Supersaw questions is 30% of the worlds music forums that's why it's about time the world get an emulation! :)
that means 30% of the world music forum musicians listen and make trance! woot
So if anything has got a supersaw in it, it's trance? Utter nonsense. :roll:

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yellowfever wrote:
generalstargazer wrote:
ferdik wrote:Yes! Supersaw questions is 30% of the worlds music forums that's why it's about time the world get an emulation! :)
that means 30% of the world music forum musicians listen and make trance! woot
So if anything has got a supersaw in it, it's trance? Utter nonsense. :roll:
Well I'd say a majority of trance tunes have a supersaw in it. And sure the supersaw can be used in other genres of music, but it's impact on trance is pretty big.

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Can't Helix do the job? I once had a demo which reminded me to JP-8000.

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From what I hear of the JP8000, Genesis is very close.

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deastman wrote:Once again this topic comes up and everyone ignores the most interesting (IMHO) aspect of the JP-8000... the feedback oscillator.


I bought a JP8080 for this. I struggle to actually use it in tracks though, always sounds not quite right, but it is very cool. One day I'll crack it!

What sorta stuff do you use yours for?

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generalstargazer wrote:you will never get a true perfect supersaw with vst
yeah, because digital software running on a computer a box can never be replicated by digital software running on a computer in a differently shaped box.
An idiot on Set Theory:
"In some cases there is an object called red that contains everything that is red. In much the same way a pot is a plate."

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whyterabbyt wrote:
generalstargazer wrote:you will never get a true perfect supersaw with vst
yeah, because digital software running on a computer a box can never be replicated by digital software running on a computer in a differently shaped box.
well okay if roland releases a jp8000 vst or something similar than probably

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I'm not one of these people who keeps going on about synth1, but it does a surprisingly good supersaw all the same.


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The supersaw is done. I can't make a feedback oscillator because SE won't make a feedback loop. I DO have a soundfont of guitar feedback and could use that.
-sigh- version 2 I Guess...

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A job for Reaktor. I bet its already been done in it.

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