Hi, do you know how to remove or lower that echoing that occurs on several patch on the juno? You know, when you press down one key and the sound seems to fade away with an echoing sound.
Use the saw wave with synth brass 1..add some cutoff,decrease -3 release,add some chorus 3 about 60,and stereo reverb depending on how you like but 80-90 reverb should be enough..
To make this sound on the Juno-G, select and edit preset PR-F 36 (OB Slow St). Increase cutoff 100%, decrease resonance 100%, decrease attack 100%, use 25%-35% release, transpose down -1 octave.
To make this sound on the Juno-G, select and edit preset PR-F 36 (OB Slow St). Increase cutoff 100%, decrease resonance 100%, decrease attack 100%, use 25%-35% release, transpose down -1 octave.
Are you talking about patch GM-136 Jump Brass? I find it too clean, too brassy and not gritty enough. Just my opinion. I have found that other than using an Oberheim (and not the Matrix series either), the closest emulation I have ever heard came from a Kurzweil K2000.
you wanna know hot to reproduce the Jump sound ? You take : Jump Brass on your Juno-G , and then you tranpose the keyboard -12, and the low notes, you take the two first C's of the keyboard. You gonna have the exact note. And don't ever try to reproduce the sound without transposing your keyboard, it's impossible.
Hi, do you know how to remove or lower that echoing that occurs on several patch on the juno? You know, when you press down one key and the sound seems to fade away with an echoing sound.
AndreasSWF 7 months ago
Thank you! Great video!
TheRolando19 1 year ago
I couldn't find PR-F 36 on my Juno-G. But I did find patch 154 which has the same name: OB Slow St. I did what Dirk said and it sounds great. Thanks!
MichaelCohen1325 1 year ago
ekstra 5*****
muzictomasz 2 years ago
Veryy nice!
The default 'Natural Lead' sounds also very much like the jump sound :)
turoid2 2 years ago
Juno-G as a ''Jump'' patch alread :P
ProductionsTrinis 3 years ago
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modzuela 2 years ago
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modzuela 2 years ago
nice work man!
wackojackocrazy 3 years ago
a jp six underneath lol it could probly opump out a decent OBX-a sound
Ris3shadowland 3 years ago
Use the saw wave with synth brass 1..add some cutoff,decrease -3 release,add some chorus 3 about 60,and stereo reverb depending on how you like but 80-90 reverb should be enough..
denznonie79 3 years ago
Hey bro, try using the saw wave in this song Jump...
denznonie79 3 years ago
Very good man.
Aleciano 3 years ago
hi i already follow the instructions, but theres one part i dont understand:
"use 25%-35% release, transpose down -1 octave."
Can you explain that please, i would really appreciate that.
Evakun840 3 years ago
He's saying turn the release knob until it's sitting around 30%... and press the transpose octave button down once (it will say -1 on your screen).
Calphool 3 years ago
One of the nicest recreations of one of those "holy grail" synth patches I've ever seen.
Visionism 3 years ago
good job!
takeshi19820624 3 years ago
Will someone tell me what the hell is a patch?
sanshuz 3 years ago
You have to make it. The instructions are below.
dirkmalone 3 years ago
Oh does it mean to get particular sounds?
sanshuz 3 years ago
a sound
MARANTZamp 2 years ago
Could you maybe inform us on how the patch is setup?
Sounds awesome.
JIMLONGOBAND 3 years ago
To make this sound on the Juno-G, select and edit preset PR-F 36 (OB Slow St). Increase cutoff 100%, decrease resonance 100%, decrease attack 100%, use 25%-35% release, transpose down -1 octave.
dirkmalone 3 years ago
Thank you so much! I'm the same guy just different uname
toelessfoot 3 years ago
that`s a fat sound folk!!!!! : )
synthargentina 3 years ago
Finally, a video that displays the Juno G's power.
JonnyE 4 years ago
Prety good. But that Jupiter 8 hiding down there is better!!!
MclarenF1CMS 4 years ago
It's a Jupiter 6. I just put the Europa mod in it that updates the MIDI spec, etc. It is killer!
dirkmalone 4 years ago
Nice job!
MusiciansQuarters 4 years ago
sounds okay
MclarenF1CMS 4 years ago
Cool, really can hear an Obx/Obxa in there!!
glennwinstanley 4 years ago
Sounds awasome.
TVstudio 4 years ago
Ensoniq SD1 has a great Jump Brass
Sparks127 4 years ago
To make this sound on the Juno-G, select and edit preset PR-F 36 (OB Slow St). Increase cutoff 100%, decrease resonance 100%, decrease attack 100%, use 25%-35% release, transpose down -1 octave.
dirkmalone 4 years ago
why don't you simply use "Jump Brass". it IS the sound for Jump.
JPGroleau 4 years ago
Are you talking about patch GM-136 Jump Brass? I find it too clean, too brassy and not gritty enough. Just my opinion. I have found that other than using an Oberheim (and not the Matrix series either), the closest emulation I have ever heard came from a Kurzweil K2000.
dirkmalone 4 years ago
Odd, my PR-F starts at 80 or something I can't find the PR-F 36
bind 4 years ago
Thanks for sharing! I'm still learning everything the Juno G can do and I'm loving it! Do you have any other cool sounds that you have figured out?
NOlivarria 4 years ago
you wanna know hot to reproduce the Jump sound ? You take : Jump Brass on your Juno-G , and then you tranpose the keyboard -12, and the low notes, you take the two first C's of the keyboard. You gonna have the exact note. And don't ever try to reproduce the sound without transposing your keyboard, it's impossible.
JPGroleau 4 years ago
what was the patch # you used as the base?
ve4mm 4 years ago
Sounds just about perfect to me!
fischek 4 years ago
that was preety good!
muzikerforum 5 years ago