02-05-2020, 01:23 PM
Hey! I'm not really familiar with the JD, but a quick glance at the spec's says It has a 16 track sequencer on board, so that would lead me to believe that you could assign different voices (at least 4) to different midi channels. If that's the case, it should work fine.
Here's a quote from the SOS review, that would seem to confirm that:
" At the top level is a program, which can hold the complete settings for the eight synth parts, plus all sequencer and arpeggio data and the effects. Each part has its own MIDI channel and keyboard zone, plus a dedicated EQ and multi–effect (MFX). Then, for the entire program, there are two ‘total effects’ (TFX), a reverb and finally a delay. While you can’t divide parts into velocity zones, it’s nevertheless a serious amount of split and layered synthesis power.
Each of the first four parts is a single analogue voice, while parts five to eight share the 64 voices of the Supernatural synth engine."
So I would think so!
Cheers!
Here's a quote from the SOS review, that would seem to confirm that:
" At the top level is a program, which can hold the complete settings for the eight synth parts, plus all sequencer and arpeggio data and the effects. Each part has its own MIDI channel and keyboard zone, plus a dedicated EQ and multi–effect (MFX). Then, for the entire program, there are two ‘total effects’ (TFX), a reverb and finally a delay. While you can’t divide parts into velocity zones, it’s nevertheless a serious amount of split and layered synthesis power.
Each of the first four parts is a single analogue voice, while parts five to eight share the 64 voices of the Supernatural synth engine."
So I would think so!
Cheers!