jonpuget
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Popping my Juno cherry
#946604 - 11/10/11 10:45 PM
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Just bought a Juno! Great condition  First
time I've ever owned one, man it sound delicious.. Feel very inspired by this
beauty Anyone else get a synth that inspired them lately?
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Chevytraveller
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Re: Popping my Juno cherry
[Re: jonpuget]
#946608 - 11/10/11 10:55 PM
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Well done.. gotta love that hardware.. 
I
bought a few this year(Don't tell the missus)..
top 3 for me
1.
Analogue Solutions Telemark (such instant analogue gratification)
2. Nord Modular
(still getting to grips with the complexity of this beast)
3. Waldorf Q (fab filters
and great step sequencer)
-------------------- MBP 17", PC 100(Nubus Protools) Motu 896, X-Station, Logic9, Reason6, Korg legacy, ACE, Alchemy, Emax II, E-Synth, Evolver MEK, Waldorf Pulse and Blofeld, AS Telemark, AS Leipzig-S
Edited by Chevytraveller (11/10/11 10:58 PM)
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jonpuget
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Re: Popping my Juno cherry
[Re: Chevytraveller]
#946610 - 11/10/11 11:04 PM
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Cool, wow the telemark looks nice, never really liked the matrix idea from the Nord
modular,
How do you find it?
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nathanscribe
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Re: Popping my Juno cherry
[Re: jonpuget]
#946644 - 12/10/11 08:43 AM
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Quote jonpuget:
Just bought a
Juno!
6, 60 or 106?
No new synths lately, but I keep finding new ways of using ones I already have. I find
effects and simple hardware sequencing to be quite rewarding at the moment, as well as
turning off quantize in Logic and just playing.
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The Elf
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Re: Popping my Juno cherry
[Re: jonpuget]
#946646 - 12/10/11 08:55 AM
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Yeah, which Juno are we celebrating?
Great to hear it's brought inspiration to you. That's worth it's weight in any
synth.
I began my polysynth career with a Juno 6. It did have some neat
sounds, though I eventually became jaded with it. The snappy envelopes and the reverse
filter modulation were particularly inspiring. You can get a nice clicky Hammond by
shutting the attack/decay speed way down and creating a slight resonant filter blip. Open
up the speeds with a reverse envelope and there are all manner of twangy filter sweeps for
the asking.
Bro-in-law still has an Alpha-Juno about which I'll make no
comment until I know it isn't the one you've just acquired! 
-------------------- An Eagle for an Emperor, A Kestrel for a Knave.
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Chevytraveller
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Re: Popping my Juno cherry
[Re: jonpuget]
#946664 - 12/10/11 10:09 AM
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Quote jonpuget:
Cool, wow the
telemark looks nice, never really liked the matrix idea from the Nord modular,
How do
you find it?
I'm only just
starting to get to grips with it, but what do you mean by "the matrix idea"?..
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MBP 17", PC 100(Nubus Protools) Motu 896, X-Station, Logic9, Reason6, Korg legacy, ACE, Alchemy, Emax II, E-Synth, Evolver MEK, Waldorf Pulse and Blofeld, AS Telemark, AS Leipzig-S
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jonpuget
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Re: Popping my Juno cherry
[Re: Chevytraveller]
#946678 - 12/10/11 11:00 AM
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Well the Nord modular has very few controls on the front of it and I thought you could
only program it through a software interface, maybe I'm wrong been awhile since I read up
on them.
We're celebrating a 106, I know some people say they don't sound as
"fat" or what ever but sounds pretty fat to me plus I
really like having some midi control although fairly limited compared to today's standard.
Edited by jonpuget (12/10/11 11:02 AM)
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jonpuget
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Re: Popping my Juno cherry
[Re: Chevytraveller]
#946680 - 12/10/11 11:09 AM
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Quote Chevytraveller:
Quote jonpuget:
Cool, wow the
telemark looks nice, never really liked the matrix idea from the Nord modular,
How do
you find it?
I'm only just
starting to get to grips with it, but what do you mean by "the matrix idea"?..
Ah I must be thinking of the desktop
version, you must have the keyboard version
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