"Roland Juno-60 programmable polyphonic synthesizer/keyboard in excellent condition. No missing parts or major scratches or damage. There are only a couple of minor cosmetic blemishes (see photos). This classic synth sounds and functions beautifully. Comes with Stardust custom dust cover."
"A quick dive into two tracks and two presets from the PhaseMistress factory set. A deep phase on on the synth and a rhythmic resonant synth type beat for the drum machine. Then a solo section to hear more of what PhaseMistress is doing to each and a couple tweak suggestions."
"A quick listen to just a few of the lovely sounds of PhaseMistress. From classics like a deep phase on Analog strings, to the random triggered resonant percussion generator, PhaseMistress has all kinds of love."
"You can change depth and length of events in the Soundtoys rhythm editor by option click dragging events (Windows is Alt Click Drag). This can add more life and dynamics to your custom rhythms. Works in all plug-ins with the Rhythm Editor like FilterFreak, PhaseMistress, and Tremolator."
MOE - Analog Chorus 60 vs Ocean wish wish NOISE video upload by Isak Eliyahu
Update: video re-uploaded.
"So many people thinks that the JUNO 6/60/106 chorus came out with build in noise, like it was part of the design.
What's really happen is time of use, the more time we use it, the nosier the chorus will be.
I manage to fix few JUNO's in my life and all of them was with noise, some more some less, the owners wanted the noise to be gone, so I found that if I replace the old MN3009 with new old stock MN3009's or the new Xvive MN3009 (same results BTW) the noise is gone.
There are more issues with noise in 6/60/106 but there're not related to the ocean wish wish noise.
turn on the volume and hear the differences between old used MN3009 and new never been used original MISTUSHITA MN3009.
I've been approaching understanding and unfolding this elegant and expressive patch by Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith for years now but just haven't sat down a looked and listened to it deeply until today. Here is a link to her patch/performance: [posted here] Though I'm not trying to copy the exact pitches or her performance, I think I have grokked the functions and relationships in her patch. As with any patch, the interactivity of the patch-programmed functions and their relationship to a particular performance can produce subtle or dramatically different outcomes. I hope you enjoy this unfolding of what I sense are the basic building blocks of this patch. All best wishes, Todd"
"This video shows you how to swap analog filter boards inside Gotharman's Urano modular synth, which is a very simple procedure that can totally change your analog sounds :)
The Urano comes with two dual channel analog filter boards installed. A 12dB Lowpass design and a Multi Filter, each offering you two separate analog filters, so four analog filters in total. You can swap one or both of these out for other available filters from Gotharman's online shop."
"This tutorial video for Gotharman's Urano modular synth shows you how to create and edit your own wavetables on the instrument, using your fingers to draw waveforms on the touchscreen. I'll also show the wavetable oscillator setup, wave modulation and where and how to get pre-made wavetables that run natively on the Urano.
0:00 Hi!
0:15 What is a Wavetable?
0:32 Creating your own Wavetable on the Urano
1:27 The Wavetable Editor
4:09 Art Mode
4:50 TEST Mode and Saving
6:00 Setting up a Wavetable Oscillator
7:03 Wavetable Oscillator Parameters and Modulation
10:43 Importing Wavetables from the WaveEdit Software
11:24 Using imported Wavetables in the Urano
12:56 See ya! :-)
OH MY GAWD! I love this little device -- I'm really gelling with it so far!
A *huge* folder of my samples is included in the factory library.
I am so honored to have my sounds in this amazing hand-held music maker!!
This is the first "full track" I've written with it. It started with a chord preset on the internal FM synth, then I rendered that and chopped it up, and added a LOAD of samples.
The M8 really excels at chopping up a sample into equal sized chops and then remixing those chops to make new patterns.
Whatever kind of music you are making - KEEP IT UP, Friends!
Don't stop making *YOUR MUSIC*!!"
"mx.synths is a collection of eclectic polyphonic synths.
each synth has a specific style that can be tweakable via “mod” parameters. their are four mod parameters and they are synth-specific (though usually mods 2 and 3 are frequency and resonance respectively and usually mod 4 is detuning). all other parameters - found in the MX.SYNTHS PSET menu - are shared for each synth. most the parameters are evident (delay send, adsr, etc.). one special parameter is called “sub”. sub is synth specific (and not implemented in every synth) which activates some sound with low-note priority. many of the parameters have lfos."
"synthy is a polyphonic synth composed of two saw-wave oscillators per note which are mildly chorused plus a pulse-wave sub-oscillator that responds with low-note priority as a monophonic bass.
synthy’s mind is its own and obeys an internal stochastic rhythm. synthy may decide to shrink or grow and when it does, it causes a global filter to close (when shrinking) or open (when growing). you can use E3 to manually take control, but after you stop turning E3 the synthy will revert to its own behavior after a certain time (available to change as a setting).
synthy’s body is modeled as six revolute joints which are kinematically re-positioned when moving with E2 or E3. the x- and y- flucuations from the kinematics of the body movement do detuning and tremelo respectively. the degree of modulation is available to change in parameters (“squishy detuning” or 'squishy tremelo').
plug in a midi keyboard to play synthy. if you don’t play any notes, synthy will try to help you out. synthy knows 1,000 chord progressions which can be recalled randomly with K2 and start/stopped with K3."
