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Roland JD-08 Tabletop Sound Module Boutique Synthesizer – Compact, Lightweight, Modern with New Effects and Polyphonic Sequencer

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Features

  • Authentic sound and behavior of the original JD-800 realized with advanced sound modeling
  • 108 original waveforms for extensive patch design possibilities
  • Includes the original 64 presets plus 21 new presets
  • Two-part, 64-step, eight-note (per part) polyphonic sequencer with motion recording, random pattern generator, and memory for 128 patterns
  • Onboard arpeggiator
  • Two-part multitimbral with expanded polyphony, up to 128 voices (depending on patch load)
  • Four-part structure for tone layering
  • Detailed recreation of the JD-800s unique two-stage multi-effects section
  • Editable distortion, phaser, spectrum, enhancer, delay, chorus, and reverb
  • Keyboard K-25M Sold separately- Not Included

Description

Digital classic. Modern flair. With its retro workflow, evocative sounds, and powerful effects, the JD-800 was a favorite for top electronic music producers through the ’90s and beyond. Combining the original JD-800 waveforms with advanced modeling techniques, the JD-08 delivers the exquisite hands-on sound design of the original, along with hugely expanded polyphony, a two-part polyphonic sequencer, and other modern updates.

Color: Black


Brand: Roland


Item Dimensions LxWxH: 10.9 x 7 x 2.8 inches


Item Weight: 2 Pounds


Body Material: Bass Wood


Item Weight: 2 pounds


Product Dimensions: 10.9 x 7 x 2.8 inches


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: JD-08


Date First Available: January 27, 2022


Body Material: Bass Wood


Color Name: Black


Battery type: Alkaline


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    • Deep and impressive little synth
The only thing to dislike is that it is relatively hard to program because so much deep diving is required, and the display only has horrible calculator style light up segments. Sounds are amazing, compelling and powerful. It would be nice if we could see the names of the things in the wavetables...
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2024 by Poipu
    • Steep learning curve with rewards at the end
The preset sounds are mostly dated, true--but include some nice pads for when you need them. I got this mostly for programming sounds from scratch, and for that there is a bit of a learning curve. You'll need to grok the internal architecture and the quirks of the UI to get there: there are a lot of parameters to control over a lot of layers of sounds. But once you DO get there, this thing is awesome. I'm still learning of course, but now I know how it all fits together and I'm starting to get what I want out of it. Oh, and don't let the tiny sliders scare you--they actually work way better than I expected. This is a serious synth if you can get over the "Roland Boutique" form factor that includes 1/8" jacks, old school LED display, and other corner cutting quirks. Recommended. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2023 by Robert
    • Great sounds in a small package
This is the 4th of this series I have bought. Great sounding module, yet tweakable while performing. Instantly go back to a preset. Honestly these pack a nice sound for a very affordable price. I just assign a midi channel to each module and layer them in. The little keyboard separately sold would serve little purpose for real performance. But might be handy for programming sounds and sequences while sitting in a lounge or coffee shop. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2023 by Donald Smith
    • Two separate items...dock station (keys) sold separately
Two separate items...dock station (keys) sold separately...although they appear together in photo...
Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2022 by Byron E Lennon Sr
    • Fun to play with
I did need some connection issues in my DAW but am still figuring that out being an old (50+) new syth user and it's not as intimidating as the synths of old. Has great sounds.
Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2023 by Amazon Customer
    • I'm lovin 'it
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I have a friend who has a JD-800 and it sounds even better in my opinion, more powerful and defined, I think I will have it for years in my setup.
Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2022 by Leonardo Moya Leonardo Moya
    • Sonidos mágicos
Súper practico , dinámico , suena súper bien y es intuitivo 👌🏻
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2022 by ivancanot
    • Quick Review and a known MIDI Bug
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Review Image by FON FON
I'll keep this simple, first off I am a big fan of all of Roland's Boutiques Series Synths. I have the JU-06A, JX-03, JP-08, JX-08 and now the JD-08. Like the others this is a great Synth while bringing back so much of the original JD800. I never owned a JD800, I was too busy with my Yamaha DX7 at the time but I always wanted one. it Includes all 108 original waveforms and all 64 original factory patches, plus 21 new presets The 4-part tone layering allows for vey complex sound design. It's got all of the other features like a 2-part, 64-step polyphonic sequencer that you can save up to 128 original patterns Random pattern generator, a Motion recorder allows you to capture complex parameter changes in your patterns and of course an Onboard arpeggiator. OK now for the MIDI BUG. MIDI Bug Alert! I learned of this bug when I got my JD-08 a few months ago. I noticed that the JD-08 plays an init tone on MIDI channels 4 and 5, no matter what the MIDI settings are set to (I have mine set to Ch16). This is known and is in fact a bug in the JD-08. The JD-08, is a repackaged, Jupiter X synth, which uses midi channels 4 and 5, like I am seeing. Roland didn't bother to take this out when they ported the firmware over to the JD-08. The problem is, these can't be edited, or turned off., it just plays a INIT sound. There is no setting for this and it is hardcoded, into the units firmware. Many of us have already gotten in touch with Roland about this, of course, with no reply to fix the problem. I happen to know a Tech Support Person at Roland that I could call and he confirmed it. If enough users complain hopefully they will get their act together and get this fixed in a future update. What is interesting is it seems all of the Boutique Series are all sharing the same firmware, notice how all the new synths are on V 1.02? I think this is part of the problem. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2023 by FON FON

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