Made my X6 more juno 106 like

23 May 2006, 11:28

Hi there, bit of a silly post really, but thought I'd share my thoughts with you. I've lusted after a 106 for years, but never been able to justify the space and expence, but just made a simple discovery which has made some of my patches a bit more 106 like.

I've removed velocity responce from the patch, just like the old unit itself, and the fact that there's no variance in volume, really has made a difference.

boy, do I feel like a geek now.

pleasure http://www.icompositions.com/artists/OnIt
business http://www.virtual-living.co.uk

pleasure http://www.icompositions.com/artists/OnIt
business www.virtual-living.co.uk

Re: Made my X6 more juno 106 like

23 May 2006, 14:06

Please also check out the Fantom TweakBook, it will help you learn many great tricks for creating analog-like sounds.

Re: Made my X6 more juno 106 like

25 May 2006, 00:00

Indeed. I owned a 106 for years and did not weep when it was gone. I felt worse about shipping off the old Emax2

The 106 was/is a decent vanilla synthesizer but once it was actually in my hands (like many things) it lost some of its appeal. (Probably why I will not get a Nord Modular G2 but will hold onto this G1 rack

, it's often better just out of reach).