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Hmmn - I am not satisfied with my VSTIs any longer since I have the Jupiter 80.

I don't know, if I understood your question, but the song player is for wav-files only, not midifiles. If you want to play midi-files, you have to use an external sequencer (connected via usb or via midi-interface). You have the possibility to assign three channels (default settings: Percussion 4, S...

I really cannot understand, why peple claim that the jp80 does not sound analogue. But it's really a pity that the sound examples on You Tube are mostly based on the factory registrations and livesets. I bought the jp80 because of its analogue heritage and wasn't disappointed at all. But I like the ...

bernaldo wrote:Thanks for checking, moogi. Do note or reverb tails get cut below a ceirtain volume?

I didn`t notice anything like that. The audio input saves me a mixer.

I connected the audio in of the jupiter with the audio out of another synth. There's the possibility to adjust the volume. It works fine with maximum level.

I guess I am the first one here, who bought the Jupiter 80, because it is not a workstation. Therefore I decided not to buy a Korg. I cannot imagine that a built-in-sequencer gives me the same possibilites that I have with a professional audio/sequencer/notation software. By the way: Korgs legacy co...

If you want both using the arpeggiator on a midi track and syncronizing the sequencer with the arpeggiator, the arp will only work while the sequencer is playing or recording midi data, because it "waits" for tempo informations. If you want to use the arp, when the sequencer ist stopped, y...

Sonar LE was indeed a great disappointment, may be the problems were caused by wrong settings (the biggest problem sits in front of the Computer, you know). I had problems with the Jupiter driver because of latency, installed asio4all, which solved the problems with the latency, but the sound was in...