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Relive the '90s with the Roland JD800: Factory Presets

Roland JD-800 - ALL FACTORY PRESETS The Roland JD-800 is a digital synthesizer that was manufactured between 1991 and 1996. It features many knobs and sliders for patch editing and performance control — features that some manufacturers, including Roland, had been omitting in the name of streamlining since the inception of the Yamaha DX7. The JD-800 thus became very popular with musicians who wished to take a hands-on approach to patch programming. The introduction in the manual states that Roland's intention with the JD-800 was to "return to the roots of synthesis". Technology The JD-800 employs Linear Arithmetic synthesis (introduced and made famous by the Roland D-50), which combines sample playback with digital synthesis. The JD-800 has 108 built-in waveforms, which can be expanded via PCM cards. The waveforms span a variety of categories such as analog synthesizers, acoustic instruments, and voices. Many of these waveforms are very short and are used primarily for the attack portion of a sound, while longer ones are used for the sustained part of a sound. The JD-800 was Roland's first instrument to have its core presets developed entirely in the United States, under a short-lived branch of its R&D-LA office in Culver City, California. The core sampled waveforms and factory presets of the JD-800 were created by Eric Persing. A patch, or single sound, in the JD-800 consists of up to four tones. As every tone consists of an almost completely independent synthesizer voice, a patch could be considered a combination of up to four different synthesizers. In Single mode the JD-800 plays one patch at a time, but in Multi mode it is possible to play five different patches over MIDI, plus a "special" patch. The special patch has different waveforms assigned to the 61 different keys on the keyboard, so is used for drums and percussion sounds. The JD-800 has one effects section. In Single mode, seven effects can be used simultaneously, in series, so all tones in a patch go through the same effects. In Multi mode, three effects can be used at the same time, with all patches sharing the same effects, though any of the patches can be routed to bypass the effects. A Guy Called Gerald Coldcut Gary Barlow Jean-Michel Jarre Rick Wakeman Tony Banks 64 Factory Patches Timecodes 0:00 - Intro 0:27 - 11 – Millennium 0:45 - 12 - Massive Pad 1:57 - 13 - Crystal Rhodes 2:35 - 14 - Synthadelic Bass 2:48 - 15 - Wailing Guitar 3:19 - 16 - Fantasia 90's 3:49 - 17 - Spun Glass 4:16 - 18 - Mother Afrika 4:28 - 21 - Swimotion 4:49 - 22 - Classic Sweeper 5:31 - 23 - LA MIDI'ed Piano 5:46 - 24 - Meaty Bass 5:57 - 25 - Stratomaster 6:26 - 26 - Perc-Vox Stack 6:37 - 27 - Killer Pad 7:41 - 28 - Waveblower 7:53 - 31 - Sci-Fi Groove 8:23 - 32 - Mr Brass 8:43 - 33 - Bruiser Tines 9:11 - 34 - Wet Bass 9:21 - 35 - Throaty Clav 9:43 - 36 - Rockin Wire 10:02 - 37 - Iceman 10:15 - 38 - Ming Dynasty 10:29 - 41 - Planetarium 10:38 - 42 - Pulse Pad 10:57 - 43 - All Stops Out 11:09 - 44 - Fusion Solo 11:16 - 45 - MIDI Guitar 11:28 - 46 - Pain&Injury Keyz 11:44 - 47 - Deep Breath Pad 12:04 - 48 - Harlequin 12:24 - 51 - Hearts of Space 12:51 - 52 - Analog Brass 13:09 - 53 - Ac Piano 1 13:36 - 54 - Modular Bass 13:43 - 55 - Clavinut 13:59 - 56 - Vocostrat 14:06 - 57 - Invocation 14:18 - 58 - Ethnic Logs 14:27 - 61 - 2-way Slide 14:40 - 62 - Macho Swell 14:58 - 63 - Sunday Best 15:18 - 64 - Synth Pipe Solo 15:26 - 65 - Nylon Choir 15:37 - 66 - Scrapeing Bone 15:47 - 67 - Hybrid Strings 16:25 - 68 - JD-Bells 1 16:32 - 71 - 1974! 16:45 - 72 - Polysynth 17:07 - 73 - Metallic Rhodes 17:14 - 74 - Face Bass 17:19 - 75 - Velo-Crunch 17:28 - 76 - Stack Attack! 17:47 - 77 - Girlish Vox 17:56 - 78 - Shakuflute 18:06 - 81 - Aurora Borealis 18:14 - 82 - Pulsation 18:22 - 83 - Waveola Keys 18:27 - 84 - Tekno Funk Bass 18:35 - 85 - Backwards 60's 18:41 - 86 - Chinkvox-Bass 18:54 - 87 - Bottle It 18:59 - 88 - Doo Pipes Features Year of release: 1991 Polyphony: 24-voice Presets: Rhythms: Keyboard: Responds to velocity: yes Sound generation method: PCM MIDI: in, out, thru Sound expansion capabilities: cards Effects: yes Controls: Outputs: Display: Misc: Andy Whitmore www.andywhitmore.com Greystoke Studio www.greystokestudio.com Recording, Top Keyboards, Online Recording, Mixing, Mastering and Music Production service. #AndrewWhitmore #musicpromotion #music #musicproducer #newmusic #musician #musicbusiness #musicindustry #spotify #musicvideo #musicmarketing #musicpromo #artist #producer #musicislife #soundcloud #musicartist #musicians #singer #musicproduction #songwriter #Omnivibe #LiveMusic #MiniMoogModelD #Synthesiser