Roland Alpha Juno Favorite Patches

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"Just a little tour of patches I've created over the years as well as sound design ideas for the Roland Alpha Juno series."

SynthArk MSP-AJa Alpha Juno Programmer

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"This is a used 4th gen SynthArk programmer with AWG. Works amazingly well with alpha Juno 1 and 2. All the controls you'd ever need. Only selling because I have 2. I bought this extra one to teach myself Arduino programming since these are based on that. But I just have way too many projects to have time to do that. I've only used this one once to test it out. I'm the first owner, and its been in a smoke free studio the entire time. Its essentially new. There is a small piece of the side panel that has came off when it was shipped to me (see the last image) but the integrity of the unit is still the same and is in great condition. If it bothers you, SynthArk can cut out new panels for you.

This is also more than just a simple programmer. While it does program all the parameters of the alpha juno, this programmer also has what SynthArk calls an 'AWG' Arbitrary waveform generator. Its essentially an envelope generator that allows you to control many of the parameters in a sequencer like fashion. This allows you to get really creative with your sound design. There is a small piece of the side panel that has came off (see the last image) but the integrity of the unit is still the same and is in great condition otherwise."

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Pianos & Organs for the M-Audio Venom Synthesizer (Cloudwalk Collection)

Cloudwalk Music

"Synth Demo of my custom patches for the M-Audio Venom.

The Cloudwalk Collection is a soundset with 118 single patches., featuring pianos, organs, pads, classic synth favorites, arpeggiators, pads, and more.

You can download it for free in either an .sqs or .sqb file format at: http://www.venom-synth.com/venom-patc...

I am offering this soundset for free, because Venom users need more soundsets and an opportunity to see more of what this great synth can do.
But if you wish to donate to my musical world, check out my ambient music projects at Cloudwalk.bandcamp.com"

The Cloudwalk Collection - Soundset for the M-Audio Venom

Published on Feb 25, 2020 Cloudwalk Music

"Here it is! The new patch bank I programmed for the M-Audio Venom, and I am offering it up for free download!
This is just a quick sampling of sounds of the 119 single presets. All of the sounds that were featured in my original "Venus" soundset are there, now with improvements, along with even more sounds: Pianos, organs, clavs, basses, strings, brass, leads, pads, classic synth and techno sounds, and traditional arpeggiator patterns!
You can download the soundset at the new venom-synth user resource website:
http://www.venom-synth.com/venom-patc...
The soundset is available in both an .sqs and .sqb file format, that is compatible with the original Vysex Venom software editor."

M-Audio "Venus" : a New Side to the M-Audio Venom Synthesizer

Published on Apr 20, 2017 Cloudwalk Music

"I am sharing these sounds and more for free, in a bank of 33 single presets for the M-Audio Venom. You can download the SQB file at: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/87nu1o16x6...

I wanted to make this demo to show off the versatility of the M-Audio Venom. Most fans are familiar with it's edgy, gritty, dance and industrial sounds. These are great sounds themselves and really set the Venom apart as a unique sounding instrument, but I wanted to show that the Venom is capable of much more versatility, like beefy vintage synth sounds, colorful digital sounds, softer sides like pads, and even electric pianos.

I decided to share these presets since the M-Audio Venom has a very small sound library. Venom users deserve more sounds!"

Kawai K5m Digital Synthesizer Demo

Published on Dec 21, 2015 Cloudwalk Music

"The Kawai K5 is a digital synthesizer that uses additive synthesis to create tones. The K5 was first released in 1987. Unfortunately, probably because of new ROMpler workstations like the Korg M1 and Roland D-50, the Kawai K5 was quickly forgotten.
In the demo, you'll see and hear the Kawai K5m, which is the rack mount module version.

The K5 creates tones via additive synthesis. Users can manipulate up to 128 individual harmonics. Programming it can seem complicated at first, but there are some shortcuts to working with it.

All of the original sound presets for the factory bank and the external card banks are still available from Kawai for free download.
For more information on the Kawai K5, this is a great resource:
www.kfuenf.org"