Roland announced that it will launch the JUPITER-08, based on the acclaimed JUPITER-8, and n/vision, featuring a wavetable sound engine, on 7 November as new models in the Roland Boutique series. The JUPITER-08 uses ABM sound modeling to reproduce the original instrument’s nuances and features expandable polyphony of up to 32 notes, a sequencer and effects. n/vision delivers expressive sounds using wavetable synthesis.
Roland will launch the JUPITER-08 and n/vision on 7 November as new products in the Roland Boutique series. The JUPITER-08 evolves the JUPITER-8 for modern performance environments and uses ABM modeling technology to reproduce the nuances of the original instrument.
The JUPITER-08 features a mode that expands polyphony to a maximum of 32 notes, a 2-part, 64-step polyphonic sequencer and 17 types of effects. n/vision features the latest wavetable sound engine and produces varied sounds by combining 2 wavetable layers with a wave shaper function.
Both models have built-in speakers, run on 4 AA batteries, support USB-C power and offer USB audio/MIDI connectivity. The included 25-key K-25m can be used for performance and music production anywhere. Both models are priced at open price.