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___BoriZ
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Posted : Jan 12, 2001 19:01:47
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I just notice that on the paperback of "Shango"
there's an add for "Reactor" saying:
"Juno reactor use "Reactor" modular synthesis and sound processing by Native Instruments" and there's allso
a little logo of NI there...
:)
Pretty strange, isn't it?
I mean - you don't see adds like:"X and Y are using access virus..." |
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___MichaelA
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Posted : Jan 12, 2001 19:46:53
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I always thought they had Juno's...
Or both?
X is using Imuplse Tracker on a 8bit sound card. :)
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___BoriZ
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Posted : Jan 14, 2001 09:50:49
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lol....
Anyway - I'm sure they have Juno's.
Can't think of any other way to make these fat
basslines...
Juno is actually my favorite analogue synth.
Gotta get me one of these... |
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___MichaelA
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Posted : Jan 14, 2001 18:12:21
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uhh... Juno isn't really analog. It's working on a DCO which means Digitally Controlled Oscillator. |
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___sAnDmAn
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Posted : Jan 14, 2001 18:27:34
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hi ,i had JUNO 106 from GAZA which has an arabic scale tune butons
was sound very funny ,
ALSO i had the weirdest JUNO ! JUNO 106 with speakers hehe (hs60)
for HAFLA'S NIGHT in calkilia , kul kul kul kul
anyway i like beter JUNO 60 it has killer analog sound
can control "his" filter (play from kenton)
btw: not sure but i didnt hear any juno in shango ...did u ?
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___BoriZ
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Posted : Jan 15, 2001 09:01:39
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Didn't hear any Juno?????
I think the bassline at "pistolero" are juno,
also in "the masters of the universe". |
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___shaktiman
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Posted : Jan 15, 2001 22:58:53
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I think that the DCO on the JUNO does not _necesarily_ mean that it is a digital oscillator... It is a Digitally Controlled Analogue Oscillator as far as I know. Which does make it sound different from a VCO/ Voltage Controlled Oscillator. It means it is less chaotic and therefore less phat, but it stays in tune better and has a distinctive sound. It is also a fine complement to a couple VCO analogue synths... you need the crunchy with the smoothy ;) |
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___Marsyas
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Posted : Jan 16, 2001 08:38:07
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hey we just got a juno 106 in our studio but we need to reset it to default how do we do that?? |
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___MichaelA
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Posted : Jan 16, 2001 19:03:00
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It it's DCO, it's digital. Doesn't have to play samples (rompler) like most digital synths do. Best examples are VA's, it's digital but still makes analog like sounds. Same with DCO (although I can't find the difference between DCO and a VA synth).
Do you have a numpad on that Juno?
I reset my CS1x by turning it on with 7+8+9 held. |
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