Friday, July 20, 2007
Juno 60, controlled via Ableton Live
YouTube via RedRoomNW.
"Running through the abilities and sounds of the Juno 60, connecting to it via the DCB port with a MIDI adaptor and then sequencing with Ableton Live. From Live I am looping a simple Bobby O style rif and running the Juno through its ADSR settings, waveforms, noise filters, chorus, up/down octave, etc..."
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Quite nice, but give me a Korg Polysix and day!
ReplyDeleteSo I'm not quite understanding something here??? has it been midi retrofitted??? and if not can i apply this method to my polysix? (obviously using an outboard midi controller)
ReplyDeleteI didnt know SEs could run LIVE O_O
ReplyDeleteThats one way to figure out what the knobs on a synth do.
ReplyDeleteYeah, he is running M on the Classic or what? ;)
ReplyDeleteHe using a MIDI/DCB converter.
ReplyDeleteThats me, and the Juno is hooked up via a makeshift box that converts the Juno 60's DCB port to MIDI. I then have a MIDI to USB cable thats hooked up to my MacBook and sequencing then from Ableton.
ReplyDeleteThe mac classic is what I use with my Emulator II for runing the old sound designer, but not in use for this video.
Cheers!
-Sean
i've just got a kenton midi / dcb converter so I can do this, but for some reason the juno 60 won't accept incoming midi from ableton - any ideas??...
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