Jx10

released in 1985 the jx-10 (super jx) combines two individual jx-8p's for an outstandingly warm, rich and analog sound which is still used in many modern studios all over the world. this synth was the first roland synth to be fitted with a quality 76 note keyboard with velocity and aftertouch. two dco's per voice, two adsr envelope generators per voice, and a resonant lowpass & non-resonant highpass filters are only the beginning. it has a 12 voice polyphony for a total of 24 oscillators and it is by far one of the most programmable synths of its time! however, as on the jx-8p, knobs and sliders have been replaced by low-profile buttons and a nice lcd display. although this may look sleek and elegant, it makes editing a chore. assign parameters to the alpha dial for tweaking, one at a time, or get the optional pg-800 programmer to provide traditional, hands-on, dedicated sliders for editing the jx-10's parameters