Friday, December 02, 2022
Bad Gear - Roland Aira J-6
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Welcome to Bad Gear, the show about the world's most hated audio tools. Today we are going to talk about the Roland Aira Compact J-6. Is this preset synth version of Rolands classic Juno emulation usable for professional music production and why did they put in a chord sequencer that seems like the lovechild of an 80s Casiotone accompaniment section and a Unison Midi Chord Pack? Is it better than a Korg Volca?
Chapters:
00:00 Intro tune
01:09 Overview Roland Aira J-6
01:35 Presets
01:48 Synth Engine, Filter, Envelope
02:20 Limitations, Lack of Midi Control
02:33 FX (Reverb, Delay)
03:00 Chord Sequencer
03:21 Enter your own Chords
03:31 Chord Mode
03:57 Styles/Variations (Arpeggiator, Rhythmic Patterns, Phrases)
04:24 What else???
04:57 Thanks!!!
05:03 Hate
05:25 Jam 1 (Dance Chords)
06:13 Jam 2 (80s Cheese)
07:14 Finale (Lofi Beats)
07:47 Verdict"
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