JP6K 1.7 update (64 bit)
- KVRAF
- 3425 posts since 28 Jan, 2006 from Phoenix, AZ
Hey Mr. Szabo, you released a JP Emulation without telling me! I already played around with it, sounds great! But, to be honest I'm a bit disappointed that it's just an emulation. I would have liked to see a stereo mode, 1-pole and 4-pole filter modes. Envelope shape control would also be nice. The oscillators have no pitch drift amount & speed control, so it can sound flangy at times. Wihout the oscillator drift, I can't see myself purchasing / using it. There also seems to be a lack of velocity controlled parameters such as envelope decay, filter amount, and of course amplitude.
I would gladly spend over $100 if your JP emulation was the HEART of a fully-featured synth. But, right now I feel it's only a heart.
I don't think of a supersaw as a supersaw. I think of it as an instrument that I can use in orchestral compositions alongside violins, cellos to fatten up their sound. I can blend supersaw pluck with string pizzicato or supersaw pad with string sustains. I can use a supersaw lead with a bass-section forte staccato to add extra bow-sawing harshness. In electronic music, I use supersaws to mimic strings when I don't want to use actual strings. I use supersaws to create explosions of sparkling melody. For me, a supersaw is an instrument all its own, a great tool for digital composers.
Oh, I shouldn't forget to mention...
Noise LFO Quirk:
-Create two instances of JP6K
-Add noise LFO to pitch to both JP6K with same/similar depth
-Result: Both JP6Ks flange against each other since the noise LFO on both are synced
-Speed should adjust the frequency cutoff of a Lowpass filter on the noise LFO so that the noise LFO is slewed / slowed down
EDIT: By the way, I would *love* to put my money where my mouth is to emulate my aforementioned feature requests if the demo didn't have the limitation of no host-parameter control.
I would gladly spend over $100 if your JP emulation was the HEART of a fully-featured synth. But, right now I feel it's only a heart.
I don't think of a supersaw as a supersaw. I think of it as an instrument that I can use in orchestral compositions alongside violins, cellos to fatten up their sound. I can blend supersaw pluck with string pizzicato or supersaw pad with string sustains. I can use a supersaw lead with a bass-section forte staccato to add extra bow-sawing harshness. In electronic music, I use supersaws to mimic strings when I don't want to use actual strings. I use supersaws to create explosions of sparkling melody. For me, a supersaw is an instrument all its own, a great tool for digital composers.
Oh, I shouldn't forget to mention...
Noise LFO Quirk:
-Create two instances of JP6K
-Add noise LFO to pitch to both JP6K with same/similar depth
-Result: Both JP6Ks flange against each other since the noise LFO on both are synced
-Speed should adjust the frequency cutoff of a Lowpass filter on the noise LFO so that the noise LFO is slewed / slowed down
EDIT: By the way, I would *love* to put my money where my mouth is to emulate my aforementioned feature requests if the demo didn't have the limitation of no host-parameter control.
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 1238 posts since 29 Sep, 2004
Sorry for not letting separate people know, you can imagine how busy I was. I thought people who are interested are keeping an eye out for this thread.Architeuthis wrote:The oscillators have no pitch drift amount & speed control, so it can sound flangy at times. Wihout the oscillator drift, I can't see myself purchasing / using it. There also seems to be a lack of velocity controlled parameters such as envelope decay, filter amount, and of course amplitude.
About your comment, to me it sounds like you are talking about a different instrument. The JP didnt have 1 pole or 4 pole filters, it had 12 and 24 db ones, which mine has. On the JP as far as I know there was no drift, or any way to control it, so it was not part of my emulation, but it could certainly be part of a new update.
I did not make the oscillators stereo, because then I would have had to double the whole signal path, the filters, effects, everything, and it would cause the synth to be twice as cpu intensive which I didnt want.
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AdmiralQuality AdmiralQuality https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=83902
- Banned
- 6657 posts since 10 Oct, 2005 from Toronto, Canada
4 pole == -24 dB/Octadamtrance wrote:The JP didnt have 1 pole or 4 pole filters, it had 12 and 24 db ones
2 pole == -12 dB/Oct
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 1238 posts since 29 Sep, 2004
Yes, I knowAdmiralQuality wrote: 4 pole == -24 dB/Oct
2 pole == -12 dB/Oct
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AdmiralQuality AdmiralQuality https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=83902
- Banned
- 6657 posts since 10 Oct, 2005 from Toronto, Canada
Yeah it was just that you said it didn't have 4 pole either. Which of course it did. I just wanted to clear up that 4 pole and -24dB/oct are two ways of saying the same thing (you get -6dB/oct for each "pole").adamtrance wrote:Yes, I knowAdmiralQuality wrote: 4 pole == -24 dB/Oct
2 pole == -12 dB/Octbut he mentioned 1 pole, which is -6db and the JP didnt have that.
- KVRAF
- 3425 posts since 28 Jan, 2006 from Phoenix, AZ
Sorry people, sorry! 4 pole is 24db. I meant 8 pole. 1 2 4 and 8 would be nice on any synth. Anyway, I have spoken, I will speak no more! 
- KVRAF
- 2930 posts since 29 May, 2009 from New Zealand
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- KVRian
- 897 posts since 9 Aug, 2004 from Rome, Italy
because of the exponential law of attenuation, and when put in seriesAdmiralQuality wrote:(you get -6dB/oct for each "pole").
they follow a simple linear subtraction -6-6-6-6=-24dB
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- Banned
- 3889 posts since 3 Feb, 2010
I think you can compensate that by integrating Stereo Imageradamtrance wrote:I did not make the oscillators stereo, because then I would have had to double the whole signal path, the filters, effects, everything, and it would cause the synth to be twice as cpu intensive which I didnt want.
- KVRAF
- 2323 posts since 2 Feb, 2009 from Germany
Not really releasedGeorgeZ wrote:ATM, yes, however Mr CFA has released a 32 preset bank, and if (urrr, not if...when) I get my hands on it I'll most likely be doing a full bank for it
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- KVRAF
- 7886 posts since 24 Feb, 2003 from Earth, USA
I agree; storm in a teacup. Didn't realize he suddenly became the new forum police. Either way, no ban for me, I'm not the one getting worked up into a lather.GeorgeZ wrote:Regardless, I think this is turning into a storm in a teacup, so I'll take my leave, but not before suggesting everyone just relaxcause these things always tend to end in tears and temp bans. Bit of common sense really. Personal attacks get you a swift timeout to think about how you can better conduct yourself in future and stay on topic
... and I realize the irony of this post tyvm.
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- KVRAF
- 2930 posts since 29 May, 2009 from New Zealand
Oh, oops. Sorry about thatCyforce wrote:Not really releasedGeorgeZ wrote:ATM, yes, however Mr CFA has released a 32 preset bank, and if (urrr, not if...when) I get my hands on it I'll most likely be doing a full bank for itThey will be as factory addon in the next JP6K update so far as i know
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- Skunk Mod
- 21249 posts since 10 Jun, 2004 from Pony Pasture
I also believe the OP should rework the interface so it's not a direct, literal copy of Roland's UI, or get permission to use their interface. Those who feel strongly about this should contact Roland to investigate possible remedies. This is my opinion, not legal advice. I have no legal standing whatsoever.GeorgeZ wrote:Regardless of your opinion, IncarnateX, of people's free speech, forums, and narcissistic tendencies, Roland has been known to aggressively go after people who even think about making synths inspired by theirs, s/w or h/w
Yes, this. Everyone please stay on topic. The topic is the synth, not legalities of the UI. Further interpersonal kindergartenklopperei may lead to time-outs.GeorgeZ wrote:Regardless, I think this is turning into a storm in a teacup, so I'll take my leave, but not before suggesting everyone just relax :lol: cause these things always tend to end in tears and temp bans. Bit of common sense really. Personal attacks get you a swift timeout to think about how you can better conduct yourself in future and stay on topic :D

