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Togu Audio Line knows a thing or two about classic Roland synth emulations, having already released the TAL-U-NO-LX and TAL-Bassline-101 plugins - clones of the Juno-60 and SH-101 respectively - and now it’s turned its attention to one of the greatest instruments in the big R’s archives: the Jupiter-8.TAL-J-8 looks like a pretty straight emulation of the Jupiter-8, and has been calibrated using a real Jupiter-8 at Togu HQ. All sounds are generated in realtime - no samples here - and there’s support for MPE controllers. More than 200 factory presets are included, too.Of course, this isn’t the only Jupiter-8 game in software town - Arturia has just updated its Jup-8 V and Roland has its own emulation in its Cloud - but with an intro price of just $77/£57/€63 the TAL-J-8 certainly wins the price war.Find out more and download a demo on the Togu Audio Line website.Want all the hottest music and gear news, reviews, deals, features and more, direct to your inbox? Sign up here.

ZenSound have released a preset pack for the TAL-J-8 synth. The presets are available for only €19.00. There’s a discount for ZenSound Newsletter subscribers. RYOKO is the brand new collection of 128 patches for the iconic Roland Jupiter 8 emulation J-8 by Togu Audio Line. Inspired by the music of Vangelis, Tangerine Dream, John Carpenter, Cliff Martinez and S U R V I V E.Plenty of classic and essential synths for any kind of electronica project, Ryoko has that nostalgia, dreamy and also beautifuly damaged sounds. Covering a wide range of sounds Ryoko is lush, breathing, unison & detuned, silky, powerful and alive.Ready to revive old memories from the early days of the hardware era, an essential addition for your forthcoming music projects, compositions and synth adventures. In addition Ryoko also has some nice double layered sounds, the keyboard is splitted to use two different instruments and stacked sounds with the same preset.For more information on the presets and TAL-J-8, click here: NOTE: Some of the links you click on may be affiliated. Clicking and purchasing using these links helps support and fund The Beat Community. Thanks for your support.

Previous Next Product Description TAL-J-8The TAL-J-8 is a very accurate emulation of the popular 80’s hardware synthesizer and calibrated after our own Jupiter 8 device. All sounds are generated in realtime without the use of any samples with the same endless modulation possibilities like the hardware and useful additional features like the calibration section that can make the filter scream.Authentic emulation of the 80's hardware synthesizer.Use the calibration section for extreme resonance and filter overdrive.VCO based UNISON with stereo spread option and a full stereo signal path.MPE support.Microtuning support (tun file import and MTS Client).More than 300 factory presets by solidtrax, emptyvessel, Electric Himalaya and others. View Installation Instructions Requirements:Windows: Windows 7 or higher (64-bit host)OS X: 10.9 or higher (64 bit host). Universal Binary 2 with native Apple M1 support.AAX: Pro Tools 10.3.6 or higher (64 bit). LINUX: 64 bit / Ubuntu 18 or similar.Demo restrictions:The plug-in produces a rising white noise sound every minute. $95.00 Digital Product - Delivered via Email.64 Bit Reviews Related Products

It's a real shame they didn't do 8 voice versions for a Boutique Mark II range. I'd happily pay double for that. I have the System 8 but its missing that classic aesthetic.I didn't spend much time with the TAL demo, it sounded good but i wasn't blown away. The ArturiaV4 sounds like I always expected a J8 to sound with its drifty tone and fat oscillators. It's my favourite so far. I remade some of the Arturia presets on my System 8 and got 90% there, but the Roland feels too static now. IMO it has lost its crown as the definitive J8 emulation.That phasey chorus sound of VCO oscillators drifting can't be replicated on the Roland to my knowledge, and it's a big part of the original sound, isn't it?I wish the condition parameter was more like the Vintage knob on the P5. I think that'd bring the Roland to life. Gear Addict Joined: Jul 2013 🎧 10 years Quote: Originally Posted by jaxman12 ➡️ Great video comparison. Wish they had one for Arturia Jupiter8 v4. And one for the TAL J-8. Well, both are pretty new, so I'm sure that a comparison will appear someday. Gear Maniac Joined: Apr 2017 Posts: 240 🎧 5 years Quote: Originally Posted by Deleted 6fe7d4e ➡️ Gearslutz FTW!!!!! To be fair, I was talking about the ACB one, not the Zenology one. Lives for gear Joined: Jul 2004 🎧 20 years Im going to stick with the Arturia for now because it sounds great.One interesting thing about the TAL is that it will have a hardware interface made for it soon. Same guys who made the one for the TAL Uno. Lives for gear Joined: Sep 2017 Posts: 3,559 🎧 5 years Quote: Originally Posted by AnalogColonic ➡️ It's a real

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