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Thanks a lot mate 😀

Completely agree with you :-) Will put out a track soon thats 100% made from it and tried to push it to the max :-D

I think they would have created some really beautiful, melodic works :-D

Thanks a bunch for liking it :-D

Just found the full video :D it is Dutch Force - Deadline, one half of Rank 1!

@@NiamorH Spot on! It really has the Rank 1 sound yeah 🙂

Thanks for that mate 🙂

@@CBSoreidemusic What plugin do you recommend to get these JP8080 sounds?

@@talsavyon1426 I only used the hardware synth here, but you can get pretty close results on VSTs such as Spire, Hive, Synthmaster, Diva etc 🙂

Thanks for the kind words :-)

Thanks for the positive feedback, really appreciate it :-D

Thanks mate :-) Yuppy, most the presets were from a free Preset pack called " Trancentral" from the Arturia website. Rest was whats included with the synth.

@@CBSoreidemusic Cool just finally got round to ordering one, do you run it through a DAW? I plan to hook it up to Ableton 😎 VST’s are cool enough I just want some knobs to fiddle with to help with my sound design education / journey ☺️

Sorry just saw the Logic workflow 😂 Do you write your own Midis or play out the Melodie’s? I’m taking keyboard lessons in the hope I can pick up some musicality 😊

@@MP-mr8rj Good for you, you wont regret getting one :-D You can do way more with VST´s these days but there is something about tweaking the knobs and experimenting. And you learn quickly the logics behind what makes what sound, how and when while playing with it 🙂 And since you can import samples and presets into this one its quite a powerful synth 🙂

@@MP-mr8rj I wish I got keyboard lessons when I was younger as I cant live play for crap :-p I wrote the midis in after listening to the tracks but trial and error and recorded each separately into audio files :)

Awesome! :-) Missing that sound too😪

Thanks :-) Agree, loved that kind of choir ever since hearing Enigma´s "MCMXC a.D." album ages ago :-D

Cheers, really motivating to hear that :-D😇

Awesome! Thanks for the feedback and great that you enjoyed it, both content and humor wise :-D

Hey! Nope, non of the drums or perc/fx instruments + the piano comes from it. But all of the synth sounds is straight out of the box from the synth :-)

@@CBSoreidemusic I sampled a chunk from your strange world section into my korg es1 running it behind the same arrangement on a behringer crave and rd9 etc ,when i turn up the filter on the es1 ,it sounds almost like there's a jp8080 in the room 👌👍

Thanks for the positivt comment :-D Awesome, where did you go and what was your fav place to visit? Pienza, Montepulciano and Siena is probably my go to places there :-)

@@CBSoreidemusic I spent 4 days in Pienza. For 2 days I rented a scooter and got to drive to Montepulciano, Castiglioni d'orcia, Abbadia San Salvatore, Montecchielo... I got to see Siena afterwards for 2 days. Siena was very busy compared to val d'orcia 😂 As for my favorite, I'd have to say Pienza and Montefollonico. Both are very pretty and quiet, which is generally what I look for! But my favorite stretch to drive on was Pienza to San Quirico d'orcia, that road has some beautiful views If you're able to film any of those that would be really cool!

My goodness..... Im so jealous of your trip 🥹😁 I´ve so far only seen the area with trains/buses and in cars going from A to B while going to a work location so not many visits to the really small villages. Would love to take a scooter trip around the area, must the be most most authentic way to experience the area :-D But 4 days in Pienza..... yipes! I had 2 days there and I still pretty sure that 70% of my blood consists of the extreme amount of Pecorino cheese devoured during those days 😅 But I know what you mean the stretch to San Quirico d'orcia, I was there the first time in October and the colour was awesome :-D

Thanks for positive comment mate :-D Hope it brought back some good memories, sure does that for me every time I put on an good oldie :-)

@@CBSoreidemusic cool! Yet I wasn't lucky to see these times myself (I didn't exist :)) I'm searching for stuff on how old trance is made, because the modern one has absoulutely different sound and quality. Oldschool trance is the best!!!

@@aleksdizhe Then you have a lot to look forward to as you will find lots of gems out there :-) Would recommend the "In search of sunrise" and "In trance we trust" early mixes, you find sooo much goody good stuff there, great for inspiration to hear how they are built up :-D

@@CBSoreidemusic thank you!!!

Thank you so much for the motivating words, really appreciate it 🙂🥹

Thanks mate :-) I connected it to my mac and used a Kontrol s49 through the DAW :-) But did play with it during a flight recently and used to small keys to record some ideas so it works for inspirational purposes :-)

@@CBSoreidemusic Well done! :)

@@babonneau Thanks 😀

Cheers 😁

Thanks a lot for the feedback, much appreciated :-D

Hey there :-) I connect the usb to the mac and then I choose External instrument in logic ( Think I show where it is in the "How I recreate trance tunes with a Roland JP-8080" video". It´s the same principal as how I then get audio in shown in the same video. I use a 3.5mm jack from the headphone out on the JT-4000 to two XLRs that goes into my audio interface, then create a audio track and set 1-2 as the input. :-)

@@CBSoreidemusic I'll give this a go again, thank you so much

Thanks a lot for the feedback mate 😁😁

Haha, cheers, will think about that :-)

Thanks for the feedback :-) Not sure if my translation worked a 100% here but I think the original is better :-D

@@CBSoreidemusic No, la tua è migliore! Peccato che è troppo corta...

@@riccardogalatolo4877 Ahhh, I see. Thanks a lot for that, really appriciate it :-D Or may I say, grazie mille :-)

Cheers mate! :-) Would probably be quite the same for the 8000 yeah I think :-)

Thanks a lot :-D

Thanks a lot :-D

Thanks a lot for the feedback, hope it brought back good memories then :-)

Thanks for the positive feedback :-) The light at siena those days were magical so it was impossible not to get beautiful shots :-)

Thanks for watching and the feedback :-) Totally understand you, but tried to keep it a bit short so maybe more people will watch the whole vid. Jealous at you for owning one, it´s quite a machine :-D

@@CBSoreidemusicget a JT-4000, Behringer have cloned it. Sounds mint. I’m ordering one 😇

@@rabmccudden683 haha, check out some of my previous videos, have done several on that one already 😛😇

@@rabmccudden683 And im uploading a video almost only made with the JT right now 🙂

@@CBSoreidemusic sweet, I’m new to ur channel, I’ll check them out & get subscribed 💪🏼

The JP-8000 is a 49-Key Synthesizer while the JP8080 is a rack version with no keys :-)

​@@CBSoreidemusicbasically one can get the same sound on jp 8000 which you are playing on 8080...

They are more or less identical but the 8080 is a bit newer and have a bit more features I think, include a vocoder and a unison mode if im not wrong :-)

Hello there mate :-) Then you are a lucky one, Im just borrowing the one I have now. Hope you get to use yours a lot :-D

@@CBSoreidemusic I do enjoy it! Who doesn’t love that super saw!?

Good point! :-D

Thank you so much for the kind words and awesome that you enjoyed it :-D It´s easy to get nostalgic with that music yeah :-)

I couldn´t agree more :-) Love Mexico, I was in CDMX and Puerto Escondido earlier this year and loved everything about it :-D

@@CBSoreidemusic Trance forever, always welcome to Mexico :D

Awesome, thanks mate :-) Hope you get to use it a lot for lots of cool tracks :-)

@@CBSoreidemusic MIDI to USB converter in the post today. This made the whole process look really easy to follow after wanting to do it for so long - thanks!

Fantastic :-D Hopes it makes the workflow much easier for you, so much easier when the daw and synth "speaks" together :-) Had some small issues where it acted weird but a quick restart of the JP and all worked fine :-)

Thank you to for watching :-D

@@CBSoreidemusic Patrice Jarre

Thanks back at you :-)

I have only used the JP8xxx out of the ones you mention there so not sure about the others. But the JP pops up almost every time you search for trance synth ( as well as the Viruses) so I would guess that one stands out. But read that many use the Blofeld to so that might also be a good option.... much cheaper too :--)

Replied in the other post :-) But yeah, what I showed here is the straight out of the synth to the audio interface. I have issues with the volume pot so If its not being pressed as I showed in my first JP vid the imaging is completely off. Is your working perfectly or? As for plugins I used the Valhalla Supermassive one both for reverb and delay, so that might be why some of the patches sounds more massive than straight out of the synth :-)

Hmmm, so strange. Must have been something with the export I guess? :-O

I created these videos for me and those who like the genre, not for tiktok ;-)

Armin sure used that style for his basslines back then, miss it :-)

Thanks for the comment :-)

Hope this gave you some new names to search up and maybe you found some new favourites then :-)

Two!? Yipes, must have made a lot of cool stuff then :-D

Thanks for that :-D

Agree! :-D

Suddenly you find it cheap, you never know :-) But VST synth really does the magic too :-)

Awesome that you liked it and found it inspiring, thanks mate :-)