The new JD-Xi is the new synth from Roland. In a very compact structure we find a real sound engine that contains analog synth sounds, a part of the SuperNATURAL section, and many other creative tools.
With 37 mini keys, this compact instrument is a digital-analog hybrid. The digital generation, which comes to well 128 voices of polyphony is based on an advanced ROMpler architecture that provides from very fat sounds, to mellow and warm basses similar to real analogs up to classic synth leads 80s, strings, brass and more. Next to the digital engine there is also an engine real-analog, monophonic, and this is sure to give it an edge over competing products. Create impressive loops in a flash with the built-in pattern sequencer and drum kit, and explore expressive vocal textures with the gooseneck microphone, Vocoder and AutoPitch.
The tool is also equipped with a vocoder with microphone included, a USB port for direct connection to the PC and audio interface functions.
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