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Roland MKS80 - What is it like to Program?

Programming the Roland MKS80 Super Jupiter. Don't forget to subscribe to our channel for more captivating musical adventures! The audio is DIRECT, 100% DRY, & IN STEREO - You are hearing the raw audio as it comes directly from the synthesizer. NO post processing (Effects, EQ, or Dynamics) whatsoever. Watch me bring that sound back to life!🎹🕺 💥 Subscribe to this YT channel 👉    / @andywhitmore   🧢 More about Andy on https://www.andywhitmore.com/ ———————————— ★ To get your music mixed, mastered, or produced by Andy Whitmore now: CLICK HERE 👉 https://www.andywhitmore.com/ Website 👉 https://greystokestudio.com/ Youtube 👉    / @andywhitmore   YouTube 👉 @AndyWhitmore Instagram 👉   / andywhitmore2014   Facebook 👉   / andywhitmoremusic   Twitter 👉   / andywhitmore   TikTok 👉   / andywhitmore9583   LinkedIn 👉   / 105   Thank you for watching this video. I hope that you keep up with the weekly videos we post on the channel, subscribe to, and share with those who need to see them. Your comments are our oxygen, so please take a second and say hi ;-) #AndyWhitmore #CS80 #TheDreamGig #RolandMKS80 #RolandSuperJupiter Roland MKS-80 - the Super Jupiter. Rolands last analog VCO synth and one that packs all the punch of the mighty Jupiter 8 and 6 into one box The MKs80 has 8 voices, 16 VCOs, fast envelopes, cross modulation, sync, 2 ADSRs, a very flexible LFO and velocity and pressure sensitivity over Midi, the Super Jupiter was the professional musicians dream module in the mid 80s. Used on countless hit records. Through the years the MKS-80 came out in a Rev.4 and a Rev.5 and the debate over which one sounds the best never seems to stop. The version here is a Rev.5, The MKS-80 is closer to the Jupiter-6 than the Jupiter-8. Internal chips: Jupiter-6: 12x CEM3340 VCO, 6x IR3109 VCF, 6x CEM3360 Dual VCA MKS-80 (to serial #511799/early models): 16x CEM3340 VCO, 8x IR3109 VCF, 8x CEM3360 Dual VCA (4 for X-Mod) MKS-80 (serial #511800 and higher/later models): 16x IR3R03 VCO, 8x IR3R05 VCF/VCA, 4x CEM3360 Dual VCA (for X-Mod) The Jupiter-8 also used a Roland IR3109 IC for the VCF, BA662 for the VCA, and IR3R01 for Envelopes. The voice architecture is very close to the Jupiter-6, the service manual states that "The module board of MKS-80 features the following in addition to that of JP-6, its brother module. 1) HPF. 2) Low boost circuit in the 2nd VCA. 3) DC supply current boost circuit (IC50)." The unit is fully capable of producing most of the Jupiter-6's signature sounds, in addition to many sounds unique to the MKS-80. In February 1985, Roland started producing a new revision of MKS-80, known as "Rev 5", (shown here) that had no ties with any previous Jupiter's hardware, as it used a new generation of both Roland VCO's, VCA's and filter. The Rev 5 filter was also used in JX-8P, JX-10 and MKS-70 synthesizers." Sound on Sound misquote:2 "Confusion with Jupiter 8 In 1998, UK magazine Sound on Sound published an article about MKS-80. It contained a critical typo. Instead of referring to Jupiter 6, the comment about the rack version constantly referred to Jupiter 8, leading to serious confusion and even spreading myths across various online forums. However, once we read that article and replace numbers 8 and 6, the whole part of the article suddenly makes sense: 'The MKS80 delivered the entire Jupiter 6 wish-list and more, including a much larger memory and upgraded internal electronics. Now let's get one thing clear -- despite a few commentators postulating otherwise, the MKS80 had nothing to do with the Jupiter 8. Although there were ultimately to be two versions of the instrument (one with the Jupiter 6's Curtis oscillators, the other with custom chips developed by Roland themselves) both retained the architecture of the Jupiter 6, sounded identical to the Jupiter 6 and, apart from their many enhancements, were the rackmount module versions of the Jupiter 6.'." Also see this post for The Story of the Roland JUPITER-8 & JUPITER-6.] One enhancement is that the Jup 6 is 6 notes polyphonic, & the MKS80 is 8 notes polyphonic. --- That said, here is the description for the video above: "Roland MKS-80 - the Super Jupiter. Rolands last analog VCO synth and one that packs all the punch of the mighty Jupiter 8 and 6 into one box!