The Roland Jupiter-4 Synthesizer from the year 1978 is one of my favorite synths. Here can you find the full Jupiter-4 playlist with single sound demos and one synth demo tracks. Enjoy. The Jupiter-4 playlist: ru-vid.com/group/PLe08Lbpy8pPZLnuH79vpgPIIBJIzmc7kT
John Carpenter used a similar hollow slide ring modulated like sound as yours in 8:30 in Christine . I thought his was from a PPG, do you? here I go, first sound: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-giZDDvumS7o.html
Love the Jupiter 4 it’s a beast of a machine with wonder sounds and still sounds good today, you can’t beat this. Got to be one of the most famous synths in the world, the amount of songs this synth has been in. This just takes you back to the late 70s and early 80s these sounds. I remember when this machine came out and I was a little kid, I thought this thing had come from the future lol. Great to see and hear this again love it and thanks for sharing this. Just love this channel and what you do. One thing I will never live down is in 1995 I was in a secondhand music shop and saw a Jupiter 8 going for £375 and a Juno 106 for 70 and I didn’t buy them because we was all looking a digital synths then. I will never live that down I mean a Jupiter 8 can go for £30,000 now in top condition it’s mad.
@@retrosound72 I know it’s mad when you think about it. Only if I knew back then lol I be rich buying up the analog synths. It’s funny going back to early 80s when the analog synths ruled then the DX7 came out and in a way things went bad because as I said before everyone used the presets and never learned to program it. It would of been a different story if they did. That’s why the DX7 gets a bad rap because of this. To have the Jupiter, DX7 and an Emulator 2 back in the 80s you had a top setup. You look at it the Jupiter was taken to the limits just like the emulator but the DX7 wasn’t because of it’s not easy to program ways. Music just went preset DX7 way when it came out when it should of been taken to it limits like the emulator and Jupiter. It’s funny people put their minds into the other synths but not the DX7. Then the D50 came out with the same problems and not easy to program but a bit better than the DX7 but still just used the presets and the same story in a way the D50 never got to shine. Then the M1 came and just went on from there. Funny how things turned out.
@michaelmitchell8218 You just don't have a glue how many presets people made for D-50. Thousands of them were released on expansion cards. This synth is a part of late 80s early 90s sound, along with the M1 and AKAI samplers.
@@Acrimonious_Snake you mean clue ? I do have a clue. The most famous sounds on synths are Jupiter, Juno and DX7. D50 does have famous sounds but not in the same range as the others.
Setlist 0:06 Intro 0:30 Space Voyager 0:59 November Rain 1:46 Lost 70s 2:53 Landing Ship 3:04 New Wave 3:32 Mistral Wind 3:43 Nightliner 4:05 Old Wave 4:28 The Rocket 4:53 Bad Time 5:13 Dust In The Wind 5:41 Astral 5:55 City By Night 6:33 Machine Run 6:44 Run Run Run 7:22 Jetstream 7:36 Alarm 8:11 1978 9:27 Outro
@@retrosound72 Thank YOU!!! City Lights is still my favourite track, and the reason that I bought a Jupiter 4!!! Never been able to program the sound of 8:12 (yet) haha...
you've done a lot of great synthesizer videos but this may be the best synthesizer video I've ever seen on youtube! You've really mastered this synth and now you've made me what to go play mine!
The Rolands from this era just sound fantastic. I have the Promars and it amazes me the sweet sounds I can get. Thanks for a great demo! Love all the sounds you got…
'Lost 70s' - 01:45 to 02:51 - is Utterly Gorgeous ! But the full version of the track isn't in your Playlist, and I can't see it on your Bandcamp... 😢 Really hope you put the complete track onto Bandcamp at some point so I can buy it...
NOOB-ish question, what are you using to get the seemingly random sounding sequence of squelching sounds that are in the background at around 6:00 while you play the leads?
