JUP-8 V v3.3.1 macOS

DDP | 28 January 2019 | 212 MB

STANDALONE/AU/VSTi/VST3/AAX/32Bit/64Bit

Jup-8 V is a powerful addition to the family of analog synthesizer recreations. Offering the unique sound palette of the Roland Jupiter 8, this virtual version is a sound designer’s dream.

OrgaTone 601 KONTAKT

P2P | 25.12.2018 | KONTAKT | 277.67 MB

We’ve sampled amazing, expensive, state-of-the-art machines like the Emulator II and the Roland Jupiter 6, but sometimes what a track calls for is something a little more basic, a little more humble in its origins. Think soundtrack to Napoleon Dynamite. Think home keyboard. Think cheese. Think Casiotone. Orgatone 601 is a loving and not at all post-modern-ironic version of the godfather of Casio’s home keyboard range, the Casiotone 601. This was a surprisingly big instrument, with full-sized keys, inbuilt rhythms, and onboard speaker (of course!) and a touch-sensitive nudge-bar that you could use to trigger the rhythm fills. This relied on skin to make it function, and was situated on the left-hand front edge of the keyboard, so if you wanted a fill-in rhythm pattern while playing with both hands you really needed to be wearing shorts and hit it with your knee, but… whatever. It sounded neat, kinda.

Jupiter 8 KONTAKT

TEAM MAGNETRiXX | 25 April 2014 | 11.67 MB

Some years ago, an old friend of mine – Dan McCullough (not to be confused with Dan, Dan, the Novachord man) – sent me some samples from a brightly coloured, 8-voice analogue polysynth, made in Japan and named after a planet (sorry to be vague but although it’s perfectly kosher to sample an analogue synth, one has to be be very careful with regard to manufacturer and products names – I am sure you get the gist though!). I call it JayPea…

Oday Retro Audio Releases

Teams Various | 1 March 2016 | 2.89 GB

KONTAKT, REFiLL, ACiD, WAV, AiFF, REX, MiDi, Presets and Much More…

11 Retro Packs Releases from DYNAMiCS, MAGNETRiXX, DiSCOVER, KRock, P2P…

Remixing Jupiter Ace in Logic Pro X TUTORiAL

P2P | 11.11.2014 | 1.5 GB

Returning to Sonic Academy for another monster course, Jupiter Ace serves up a brand new ‘How To Remix’ course. Having remixed the likes of Fatboy Slim, and Flo-Rida, Jupiter Ace, aka Gregory Ferguson knows what he is talking about when it come to remixing. Over the next 13 videos, Gregory shows us how to start with the vocal and how to get that all important hook going. Then we move onto programming the drums, bass and creating the main riff from a glock, and finally finishing with the arrangement and mastering. In the last video he show you a neat trick in creating your own custom Apple Loops.

Arturia Jupiter-8V AU VSTi RTAS v2.5.2 WiN MAC

Team: AiR | Date: 04/2010 | Size: 73,37 MB

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.