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The Jupiter-8V is the newest addition to the family Arturia’s analog synthesizer recreations. Offering the unique sound palette of the Roland Jupiter 8, this virtual version is a sound designer’s dream.
Based on the latest version of TAE®, the Jupiter-8V also offers a host of modern features: an advanced step sequencer, a new line of dynamic effects, a module combining LFO’s (called Galaxy), and lots more…

MAIN FEATURES:

• More than 400 high quality and innovative sounding presets
• Up to 32 voices of polyphony, and a Unison mode
• A unique audio structure featuring 2 oscillators per voice (16 oscillators in total), 2 LFO’s, 2 filters and 2 envelopes.
• Keyboard split and layer
• A set of Analog Sounding Effects: Dual Delay, Phaser, Flanger, all three being largely module able by any audio source in the synth.
• 2 digital effects, X and Y.
• Additional Live-oriented Step-sequencer, additional Galaxy module for advanced modulations
• Set to Control with your external MIDI keyboard in just a few clicks.
• Full compatibility with major formats and hosts on Mac OS X and Windows XP (VST, AU, RTAS)

COMPATIBILITY MATRIX

	STANDALONE
WINDOWS		(Cubase, Sonar, Acid, Live)	(Pro Tools)
MAC OS X	Core Audio supported	(Cubase, SX, Live)	(Pro Tools)	(Logic Audio, Live, Digital Performer)

 

 

"A LITTLE BIT OF HISTORY"

 

 

Back to the early 80’s, the Prophet 5 and Oberheim OB series dominated the polyphonic synthesizer market. Having that in mind the Jupiter-8’s success, initiated in 1981, took every one by storm.

But what made the Jupiter-8 so successful? Well, in terms of sonic possibilities, it complemented its competition by bringing something different. The Jupiter-8 was capable of creating very versatile sounds. You could easily make 'fat' or ‘Crystal’ sounds with it. In fact, the Jupiter-8 sounded the way it looked, ‘sleek and polished’.

The electro-pop community became quickly convinced by the qualities of the Jupiter-8.'Relax', by Frankie Goes to Hollywood was produced incorporating a Jupiter 8, and players such as Vince Clarke, John Foxx, and Martyn Ware were also using it. The path to classic status of the Jupiter started there. Other artists that have used The Jupiter-8 include Tangerine Dream, Underworld, Jean Michel Jarre, Depeche Mode, Prince, Gary Wright, Adrian Lee, Heaven 17, Kitaro, Elvis Costello, Tears for Fears, Huey Lewis and the News, Journey, Devo, Freddy Fresh, Simple Minds, Jan Hammer and BT.

AN ACCURATE RECREATION OF THE ROLAND JUPITER-8

The legacy of the Roland Jupiter synthesizers  is due to their unique  voice architecture and  design, creating sounds that were so unreal  that they  have to be heard. For many musicians  no other synths in the world  can create analog  sounds as cool and as authentic as these.
 

You can easily make 'Phat' or ‘Crystal’ sounds with it.

INNOVATIVE ADDITIONS

With the Jupiter-8V Arturia brings this magic  back while adding a new generation of  features opening a unique and contemporary  sound palette:

The Galaxy allows the user to choose from different LFO types and intertwine them together into a single unique modulation source, giving a new evolving element to the sound of the Jupiter 8.

The Jupiter's step sequencer is also an assignable modulation source, which allows for easily generated patterns to be used to control the many interesting parameters of the sound.

In addition to the step sequencer and Galaxy modulation sources, each voice now has its own suite of creative effects, which can be inserted into the main synthesizer signal path in each voice. Key parameters from each effect can be modulated by chosen sources, adding a new contemporary dimension to the traditional subtractive synthesis sound of the original Jupiter 8