BAJAAO India presents the Roland Jupiter-80 Synthesizer . Thirty years ago, the Roland Jupiter 8 synth redefined the sound of music. By combining the legendary vibe of the Jupiter 8 with the stunning realism of Roland’s SuperNATURAL synthesis engine, Roland has made the new Jupiter 80 a force to be reckoned with. The Jupiter 80 has a deep, rich analog synth sound, as well as a host of hyper-realistic SuperNATURAL instruments. The Jupiter 80 will not disappoint die-hard analog synth fans, with 3 separately-programmable sound chains. Each sound chain has its own oscillator, filter, LFO, and amp, and up to nine sound chains can be combined for a staggering 27 oscillators at once! Each Oscillator can utilize either one of seven vintage waveforms, or one of over 350 PCM waveforms, for unlimited sound shaping possibilities.To keep you in control of all that power, the Jupiter 80’s large touchscreen makes it painless to design your own patches, combine them into multi-part “Live Sets”, and browse settings in a flash. Each Live Set contains up to four Parts, each with its own effects section and level control. With this synth engine, even one part can sound epic – combine four super-synth parts and prepare to be blown away!The Jupiter 80 is designed to be as powerful live on stage as it is in the studio. Assignable knobs and buttons give you access to the functions you need the most, and Roland’s trademark D Beam infrared controller lets you shape your sound with a wave of your hand. Literally. And once you have your sounds dialed in, you can record directly to a USB flash drive (sold separately) for in-the-moment creativity without having to fire up your recording rig.There’s so much more to the Jupiter 80: the hundreds of mind-bending presets, the powerful arpeggiator, the uncannily realistic SuperNATURAL soundsets, the list goes on. With the Jupiter 80, Roland has not just brought back everything good about the original – this is a cutting-edge synth with massive sound design potential and remarkable playability both in the studio and live on stage.