A JV-880 emulator on a Raspberry Pi (inside a USB controller)

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Thanks to the amazing work of Nuked-SC55, Minidexed and Circle, let's put a Roland JV-880 rompler synth emulator that runs on a Raspberry Pi Zero 2. And while we are at that, let's put it inside a Komplete Kontrol MIDI keyboard to make it completely standalone.

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17 сен 2024

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@hikari_no_yume 3 дня назад

In thr 1990's Roland actually made a JV on a tiny card, it was called the VE-JV1 and could be installed into various keyboards. It's kinda neat how superficially similar this project is!

@vbarr67 3 дня назад

Wow, it's a great achievement ! It sounds really good ! :) I didn't know the Nuked-SC55 project, I looked at the source and it does emulate the hardware, it's not just a rompler :)

@blast_processing6577 День назад

What we need is a platform that unifies _all_ the RPI synthesizer projects into a single multitimbral instrument that allows users to select between MiniDexed, TronPi Mellotron, FluidSynth, MT32, and now the JV-880 for each voice. And if it had the option of sending those voices out over multichannel USB audio, that would definitely be a plus too.

@GiulioZausa День назад

@@blast_processing6577 i mean at that point a vst/au plugin would be much more convenient

@blast_processing6577 День назад

@@GiulioZausa If you've got a low-spec PC for recording and editing, an RPI is a pretty good alternative to VSTs that will eat up your PC's precious resources. I assume anything that can run on an RPI can run under a DAW in Linux as a plugin though too.

@TecladistadoYoutubeRivaLima 23 часа назад

You did nothing more than simply recreate a Jv-80!!! Fantastic!!! I would like to put together a project like this too, is there somewhere where I can see the step by step?

@chrishonmusic7633 2 дня назад

This is really cool man! Nicely done

@909crime 4 дня назад

Id love more details on this project. I want to make my own sound module

@EugeneHoverhand 21 час назад

Would love to stick this and the other Sound Canvas emulations into portable eurorack size modules with a bright modern VFD display, looking forward to a build video

@cactus-mcjacktus 22 часа назад

So many of these sounds are familiar from movie and video game soundtracks, yet i've never heard of the JV-880 before. Funny how that can happen.

@CorciPorci День назад

You are a wizard!

@thorndust5329 День назад

legend

@scottfarrell1906 2 дня назад

This is amazing...

@fakshen1973 День назад

The Raspberry Pi should be able to reproduce any all digital synth, shy of a D-A converter.

@onosendai4056 4 дня назад

Is there a Github for this project ?

@GiulioZausa 4 дня назад

The code is a complete mess but I uploaded it here: github.com/giulioz/mini-jv880

@vjrei 2 дня назад

The JV-80 was my first synth and I am so tired of those sounds. They make me literally puke. The piano, the bass and the drums! Damn no.

@sub-jec-tiv 2 дня назад

They are pretty terrible. Unless you sample off an old cassette and pitch the whole thing down so it sounds like Washed Out 😂

@jimbotron70 День назад

Interesting that you felt the need to let it known to the world...

@vjrei День назад

@@sub-jec-tiv I remember every single tv commercial, album, everything had those sounds. And I never liked the drums, they were cheap. And the piano, with that high pitch that sounds like hitting a wine glass. It was not like the Proteus or Korg M1 to T3 that blends in, nah. It was glassy, it sounded for a band of a pizza place.

@maccagrabme 3 часа назад

If you don't know its potential then yes but for me its perfect for 80s and 90s ambient, early 90s and 2000s game soundtracks, synthwave, funk and jazz fusion, r&b, gospel & New Jack. If you want modern then its not for you.

@SrNutritivo День назад

Nice! But would be cheaper to just buy a JV880 😛

@suitandtieguy 2 дня назад

this is incredible, but also light on details. is there somewhere we can read about this? thank you!

@GiulioZausa 2 дня назад

Unfortunately yeah, I'm planning on doing another video about it soon!

@MyLastSunrises 4 дня назад

What kind of latency are you achieving

@GiulioZausa 4 дня назад

Pretty much the same one as the real hardware, the buffer size is just 8ms

@tekatexproductions1967 4 дня назад

is the popping sound due to the mixer or the pi zero 2's limitations?

@GiulioZausa 4 дня назад

@@tekatexproductions1967 kinda, it’s a bug caused by the sound generator running on multiple threads, I’m working on fixing it

@GRIDPTERA 4 дня назад

Now do Access Virus emulator :)

@KNHSynths 4 дня назад

There's already one, but you must find the firmware by yourself (it's not too hard) and the result is really good.

@dwsel 3 дня назад

Sounds great 😮

@sub-jec-tiv 2 дня назад

Would need more knobs for the Virus!

@jaredsalazarofficial 9 часов назад

Is it just me or did the video and audio have a slight delay?

@GiulioZausa 8 часов назад

@@jaredsalazarofficial possible, I synchronised them manually. Sorry!

@jaredsalazarofficial 8 часов назад

@@GiulioZausa my concern really is the latency. Since it is an emulation, does latency noticeable in your actual test? It feels very noticeable when watching this video. What's the measured latency?

@GiulioZausa 8 часов назад

@@jaredsalazarofficial no it’s all the video’s fault: I’ve measured it and the latency is around 8ms, which is very similar to the original hardware anyways