EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

I understand the idea....and hate to be a party pooper, but this is illegal 
to distribute.

-EP
(the guy who made the 1080 sounds)

In a message dated 8/6/02 4:45:22 PM, nassau@... writes:

>hey, does anyone know if the synthersizer roland jv1080 is available as
>exs
>presets. has anyone undergone the process of sampling the whole thing?
>
>i would be more thatn grateful if there was such a download. and yes, i
>do
>own the jv1080 already, i'm not trying to "steal" the sounds, i just want
>to
>be portable!

> I understand the idea....and hate to be a party pooper, but this is illegal
> to distribute.
> 
> -EP
> (the guy who made the 1080 sounds)

You're kidding. I thought this was true of only sample-based sound
libraries.

> You're kidding. I thought this was true of only sample-based sound
> libraries.

Wait, now I know my confusion. It's ok for me to synthesize my own sounds,
sample them and distribute the libraries. I did this with a Moog Rogue years
back. Now I see the distinction.

From:  <HELP@M...> 
Date:  Wed Aug 7, 2002  2:56 am

Subject:  Re: [exs] roland jv1080 as exs

>Wait, now I know my confusion. It's ok for me to synthesize my own sounds,
>sample them and distribute the libraries. I did this with a Moog Rogue years
>back. Now I see the distinction.


ok, so, to eradicate any confusion on my behalf. there is, or should not be,
any exs version of the jv1080 around?

/nass




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In a message dated 8/6/02 5:43:12 PM, HELP@... writes:

>You're kidding. I thought this was true of only sample-based sound
>libraries.

Nope...anything based on sound recordings (ie; any sample-based instruments) 
is off limits. Same discussion as we had regarding "The Grand".

Roland goes after people quite a bit for this. If you want to sample anything 
from a Roland sample based instrument, you have to obtain a special license 
from them. Depending on what it is, they can be pretty cool about it actually.

-EP

In a message dated 8/7/02 10:31:38 AM, nassau@... writes:

>ok, so, to eradicate any confusion on my behalf. there is, or should not
>be,
>
>any exs version of the jv1080 around?

Not legally.

-EP

> From: PersingEP@...
> 
> In a message dated 8/7/02 10:31:38 AM, nassau@... writes:
> 
>> ok, so, to eradicate any confusion on my behalf. there is, or should not
>> be,
>> 
>> any exs version of the jv1080 around?
> 
> Not legally.
> 
> -EP
> 

ok thanks

/sad
:(

PersingEP@... wrote:
> 
> In a message dated 8/7/02 10:31:38 AM, nassau@... writes:
> 
> >ok, so, to eradicate any confusion on my behalf. there is, or should not
> >be,
> >
> >any exs version of the jv1080 around?

Apart from the legality of using samples of the JV-1080, I reckon it'd
be a forking HUGE job for the EXS to do what the 1080 does. Up to 4
tones per patch, each with pitch/filter/amplitude EGs,
random/alternate/note#-controlled panning, cross-modulation, etc.etc.etc.

I once started to think about the possibility and gave up after a few seconds.

Get Sonic Synth for SampleTank. Good Reviews at KVR-VST. Similar to the 1080
apparently.


----- Original Message -----
From: "Nassau" <nassau@...>
> >> ok, so, to eradicate any confusion on my behalf. there is, or should
not

> >> be,
> >>
> >> any exs version of the jv1080 around?
> >
> > Not legally.
> >
> > -EP
> >
>
> ok thanks
>
> /sad
> :(

> From: "Hector" <hector@...>
> 
> Get Sonic Synth for SampleTank. Good Reviews at KVR-VST. Similar to the 1080
> apparently.

ok, thanks for the tip, i'll look it up