Flintlock Juno-106 versus the real thing.

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Modeler wrote:I played with the patch on my real Juno and I don't think it is using the saw wave or the noise generator though.
Yeah, I just threw on the noise to add a bit of character and make up for the lack of built-in chorus on the VSTi... :wink:

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Modeler wrote:This is the last example I am posting before my real Juno-106 goes back in its flight case for the next however long.

Same patch as the "Just Can't Get Enough" example earlier (no chorus used, but IMHO very characteristic of the Juno), but with slightly more articulation. Early Vince Clarke stuff aside, this is taken from Bach's "Invention No.1 in C Major" *

Real Juno-106
Flintlock Juno-106 VSTi

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* Well, okay. So it was taken from the Commodore 64 version of Jet Set Willy, same diff.
I love Bach, and love this piece, and love how sweet it sounds on the Juno-106 :), thanks.
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Shy wrote:I love Bach, and love this piece, and love how sweet it sounds on the Juno-106 :), thanks.
"Go for Baroque!" :tu:

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I'm lucky enough to own a 106...nothing does bass like it, period.
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Buy yourself a Korg MS10 and you'll soon eat your words. :wink:

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You're right, nothing does bass like the Juno-106. Some things do it in different tasty ways :) like the MS10 kritikon mentioned. Also a Waldorf Microwave might make you pee in your pants.
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Can someone upload the Flintlock juno 106????
I really don't like the junox from ReFx.

Thank you

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octopuss wrote:Can someone upload the Flintlock juno 106????
I really don't like the junox from ReFx.

Thank you
If i remember right the JunoX from ReFx it's an emulation of the Alpha Juno that's a lot diferrent than Juno 106.
I have a real 106 back in the 90's and for what i've heard the best emulation was the Creamware U-Know-007 that at least capture the feel of the Juno (i don't think you can do a "carbon-copy" patch seeting the knobs like in the real but you can get that well know Juno sound).

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