With ISE-NIN, Black Corporation presents a modernized reissue of probably the most sought-after analogue synthesizer of all time, the Jupiter 8 by Roland. Built from 1981 to 1984, the 8-voice polyphonic synthesizer is a timeless classic, both visually and sonically, and has been immortalized on countless releases. Thanks to modern technology, it was possible to fit the massive keyboard synthesizer of yesteryear into a compact desktop case, which, with the included rack ears, can also fit into a 19" rack on 4 HU. On the front panel of the ISE-NIN you will find all sound relevant controls that the original offered. The instrument is 2-part multitimbral playable, for this the two layers
ISE-NIN's sound generation is naturally analogue throughout and doesn't miss anything the 30kg original from 1981 couldn't do. Two oscillators with unmistakable Roland sound form the basic framework of all Jupiter 8 sounds. Oscillator 1 is switchable in four-foot positions and masters the waveforms triangle, sawtooth, pulse and square. In addition, the amount of cross-modulation is adjustable. As a useful extension compared to the "JU8", the
The main part of the modulation is done by two ADSR envelopes, which are assigned to filter and VCA. Keyfollow can be activated separately for each envelope. This parameter allows modulation of
Today, the Jupiter 8 is a sought-after classic and certainly finds itself more on the price level of a good annual car. In this respect, the