Tuesday, December 03, 2019
Roland Juno-DS Custom Mellotron Choirs Vintage Synthesizer Rik Marston
Published on Dec 3, 2019 Rik Marston Official
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"Roland Juno-DS Custom Mellotron Choirs"
Synthesizer Demo by Rik Marston
***Watch in HD!!*** ***Turn it UP!!*** ***No Talking!!!***
Roland really did it with the new JUNO-DS OS 2.10
and the new Tone Editor allowing us to make Multisamples!
FLASH has been expanded to 64mb so you can make a ton
of ONE SHOT samples & place them (Vocals, hits, drums, fx, etc)
across the keyboard or do it like me, use high quality long
stereo samples from your favorite vintage & modern synthesizers!
Here are a few examples of the MULTISAMPLE feature in action.
I have loaded a two different multi examples of my own vocals
and really made the JUNO-DS SING! Then I blend the multi's with
Mellotron Choir Patches from the SRX Keyboard Expansion...
My personal Mellotron Choir dream come true! TRY THIS!!!
Recorded into Ableton LIVE with no extra FX! ;)
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