I wish you guys would shut up. I haven't owned a guitar synth since I bought a GR-50 in 1989 or so, and I swore I'd never buy another one. I'm actually watching this one pretty closely.
One thing I'm wondering is about the ZEN-Core engine. I've got a subscription to the Roland Cloud, and the Zenology soft synth is very good IMO. One thing the Zenology soft synth can do is host (if that's the right work) what they call Model Expansions, such as a Jupiter 8, JX-8P, etc. These are different(?) from the stand alone Roland soft synths that are run as stand alone VSTs and AIRA Plug-Outs.
This is from the Roland website:
Model Expansions transform ZENOLOGY and compatible ZEN-Core hardware into entirely different instruments with their own sonic personalities, features, and preset tones. From rare and sought-after classics to the designs of tomorrow, Model Expansions give you unprecedented access to the historic and ever-evolving world of Roland synthesizers.
Model Expansions are available exclusively through
Roland Cloud Manager for:
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ZENOLOGY and
ZENOLOGY Pro
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JUPITER-X and
JUPITER-Xm
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FANTOM and
FANTOM-0
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JUNO-X
So my question is whether the GM-800 will be able to host these.