The JV-1080 software synthesizer retains the look, functionality, and factory patches of the original, plus expanded effects, additional waveforms, and improved...
| Date | 2025-10-05 06:22:34 |
| Filesize | 66.30 MB |
| Visits | 31 |
| Added: | 05-10-2025 |
| Developer: | Roland JV-1080 |
| Language: | English |
| OS: | Windows 7. |
| RAM (Memory): | 8 GB RAM |
By the early 1990s, digital synthesizers had completely taken over the market, and rack-mount units became popular in both studios and on stage. Thanks to advances in digital technology, Roland began to pack seemingly impossible sounds into a single instrument. And using optional PCM sound cards, users could enhance their instruments with specialized sound sets. Throughout the 1990s, the JV-1080 contributed to the sound of R&B, pop, hip-hop, and rock, and was regularly featured on film and TV soundtracks. Originally designed to emulate acoustic instruments, the sound became so popular that it became part of our collective musical vocabulary. Some consider it the most recorded sound module in history, and modern musicians continue to use these sounds in new and creative ways.
Over 1,000 waveforms, including 448 originals. The original 40 MFX types have been expanded to 78 with additional reverb and chorus algorithms.
Double the polyphony of the original.
Two additional time-based low-pass filters.
Step LFO.
Expanded matrix control functions.
Full graphical parameter control makes tone creation new and exciting.
