TXFM740 shared one of his audio tracks from his Juno 60 with me, and I liked so much I pulled this sample from it. It’s a crazy sound that’ll add some unique elements to a diverse range of music styles.
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This one was cut from a longer session, but I let the instrument resonate a few times in the sample. I used the Audacity noise removal tool which changes the integrity of the original signal…
click here for the file: sotd072809
I didn’t take notes this time, but I do recall adjusting the LFO rate.
click here for the file: sod072109
I did not make note of the settings on this one too much, but I can tell you the LFO rate was on high and I was messing with the VCF frequency. There we no post processing done.
click here for the file:sotd071909
I was hitting the next to lowest G note on the keyboard about 160 bpm; I slowed it down a bit in the last phrase. I cut this from a session that lasted about 8 minutes, but there was no other processing; this is the signal straight out of the Juno.
My recording [...]
The post processing introduced a cricket like noise, but this should be fine for certain niche genres.
click here for the file: sotd071509
click here for instrument info
I was shifting the VCF fader around on this one, but the rest of the instrument stayed set with the following:
Low Frequency Oscillator:
rate = 1
delay = 0
Pulse Width Modulator:
set at 4
Voltage Controlled Filter:
frequency = 1.5 – 4
reverb = 0
Envelope:
attack = 3
decay = 6
sustain = 3.5
release = 6.5
Click here for the sample: sod062209
This one starts out with a LFO/SUB-OS groove for a few seconds then I switch on the arpeggiator; I changed the stepping after a short bit. The instrument was set as follows:
Low Frequency Oscillator:
rate = 7
delay = 0
Pulse Width Modulator:
set at 3
Sub-OS
rate = 6
Voltage Controlled Filter:
frequency = 4
reverb = 0
Envelope:
attack = 4
decay = 3
sustain [...]
txfm740’s recent Juno sample gave me a good idea. I was able to pull out a segment, eq out the high end, slow it down, boost the bass, fade in the beginning for a short split second and fade out the end for a long tail in Audacity, and I came up with this really [...]
I hit the middle C key once with following signal flow settings:
Low Frequency Oscillator:
rate = 1
delay = 6
Pulse Width Modulator:
set at 5
Voltage Controlled Filter:
frequency = 1
reverb = 9
Envelope:
attack = 3
decay = 5
sustain = 3.5
release = 3
Enjoy!
click through for the file: sod061909
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