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- Page 2 Since the game-changing debut of JUPITER-4 in 1978, all synthesizers anointed with the "JUPITER" badge have symbolized the state of the art, and have ushered in new creative possibilities as Roland's flagship synths. Today, the flagship JUPITER-80 has evolved into Version 2, while the JUPITER-50, represents the expressive sound of the JUPITER-80 in a more lightweight and affordable package.
- Page 3 When you Each filter behaves differently, rises and falls in a slightly curved line. The JUPITER-80 and -50 faithfully The filter section, which is a key to To faithfully recreate the unique sound of analog synths, we've meticulously...
- Page 4 Registration buttons let you The JUPITER-80's sound engine consists of four parts: solo, upper, lower, and percussion. You can create The JUPITER-50's sound engine consists of three parts: solo, upper, and These models now support...
- Page 5 ■Tracks 1 stereo track ■Playable File Format Audio File: WAV, AIFF, MP3 ■Recording File Format Audio File: WAV (44.1 kHz, Recorder Section 16-bit Linear, stereo) ■External Memory USB Flash Memory (sold separately) *Use USB Flash Memory sold by Roland. We cannot guarantee operation if other products are used.