Roland JD-08 sound module, grey

Thanks to its retrospective workflow, memorable timbres and powerful effects, the JD-800 has become a favorite instrument of leading producers specializing in electronic music since the nineties and beyond. Combining the original waveforms of the JD-800 with advanced modeling technologies, the JD-08 offers the same convenient options for creating sound with significantly expanded polyphony, has a two-track polyphonic sequencer and other modern features.

1. Authentic timbre and behavioral characteristics of the original JD-800 synthesizer, implemented using advanced sound modeling technologies
2. 108 original waveforms to provide extensive patch creation capabilities
3. 64 original presets and 21 new ones
4. Two-track polyphonic sequencer with 64 steps and automation support (recording controller manipulation events), probabilistic pattern generation mode, memory for 128 patterns
5. Built-in arpeggiator
6. Two-part multitimbral with extended polyphony
7. Four-layer timbre structure
8. Detailed recreation of the unique two-stage multi-effects section of the JD-800
9. Customizable effects of distortion, phaser, spectral analysis, enhancer, delay, chorus and reverb
10. Multiphase envelopes for creating complex time-varying sounds
11. Slider slides for quick parameter settings
12. USB-C audio/MIDI interface, full-size MIDI input/output, external synchronization input
13. Portable design for mobile music creation
14. High-quality case with metal faceplate
15. Powered by batteries (4 x AA) or via USB-C port
16. Exchange of controller messages via MIDI and USB-With
17. Built-in compact speaker for easy operation
18. Compatible with optional DK-01 Boutique Dock or K-25m Keyboard Unit

The modern version of the synthesizer retains the design of the original JD-800, but at the same time there are a number of improvements that make it possible to raise the experience of using it to a higher level. New patches and 256 memory slots provide unprecedented control capabilities for creating new sounds and music. And the increased polyphony and two-part multitimbrality push the boundaries of your musical creativity even wider.