Roland Jupiter-Xm
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Roland
Jupiter-Xm
Product Info
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The Jupiter-Xm is a surprisingly powerful and portable synthesizer, offering a fantastic taste of Roland's legacy sounds. It’s a sweet deal for producers, songwriters, and gigging musicians wanting a compact, versatile sound module with classic vibes and a modern engine—just be aware of the keyboard limitations if you're a seasoned pianist.
Product Description
- Roland Jupiter-Xm
- Digital Synthesizer
- ZEN-Core Sound Engine
- 4 Synthesizer parts and 1 rhythm part
- Emulation of the Jupiter-8
- Juno-106 and SH-101 synthesizers selectable per par
- Rhythm part provides emulations of the TR-808
- TR-909
- TR-707 and CR-78 drum machines
- 37-Key mini-keyboard (velocity sensitive)
- Pitch- and Modulation wheel
- 2 Programmable faders
- Intelligent I-arpeggiator per part
- Effects: EQ
- overdrive and multi-effects for each part (90 different effect types)
- Master effects: compressor
- reverb
- delay
- chorus
- More than 4000 preset sounds and more than 90 drum kits
- Display: 128 x 64 dots graphic LCD
- Speaker: 2 x 4 Watts
- Bluetooth 4.2
- Built-in USB audio/MIDI interface
- Dimensions (W x D x H): 576 x 308 x 93 mm
- Weight: 4.4 kg
- Includes external power supply unit (PSB-5U) and mains cable
- Suitable cases: Art. #503279#
- Art. #504819# (both not included)
- *Connections*
- Stereo output: XLR
- Stereo output: 6.3 mm jack
- Stereo headphone output: 6.3 mm jack
- Microphone input: XLR/TRS combo connector
- Stereo Aux-in: 3.5 mm jack
- Pedal and foot switch input: 6.3 mm jack
- MIDI in/out
- USB B port for computer connection
- USB-A port for storage devices
- • ZEN-Core engine delivers genuinely impressive, classic Roland tones
- • Compact size and lightweight design allow for excellent portability
- • The inclusion of TR drum machine emulations adds immediate rhythmic possibilities
- • Programmable faders offer intuitive, hands-on sound sculpting.
- • The 37-key mini-keyboard limits expressive playing for experienced pianists
- • Limited polyphony compared to higher-end synthesizers can be a constraint
- • Sound engine, while versatile, can feel overwhelming for complete beginners.
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