Tal J-8

[PAK]

Assuming I didn't miss it, has anyone requested a button which allows you to edit two layers at once?

I think a mouse modifier would be the easiest/cleanest solution. Example: Ctrl+drag or Ctrl+Click impacts both layers.

Yes, an option like that would be pretty good

[e-crooner]

What I don't quite get: One can load a layer into the upper or lower panel, but how does one save a layer?

[Echoes in the Attic]

How about this?

Right-click give two options:
-Lock parameter (doesn't change through preset changes)
-Sync parameter between layers (Any change affect both layers)

A little symbol/color dot perhaps could indicate which of the two (or both) is active.

[dexterbella]

Haven't been around for a few years but had to drop in to this thread. I loved the UNO-LX when TAL released it and have been dreaming ever since that he would do a Jupiter 8 emulation. Totally stoked with this release - love the sound of it and the multi outputs is just what was needed. CPU hit is a bit high but will hopefully come down as Patrick refines it. Will definitely be buying this before the year is out. Great work TAL!

[bmanic]

How about this?

Right-click give two options:
-Lock parameter (doesn't change through preset changes)
-Sync parameter between layers (Any change affect both layers)

A little symbol/color dot perhaps could indicate which of the two (or both) is active.

Would love to be able to edit knobs and sliders at the same time for both layers. I'd however want two different options.

Relative and Absolute modes. Relative would move the controls relative to one another and absolute would always snap the value to be identical on both layers.

[perpetual3]

How about this?

Right-click give two options:
-Lock parameter (doesn't change through preset changes)
-Sync parameter between layers (Any change affect both layers)

A little symbol/color dot perhaps could indicate which of the two (or both) is active.

Would love to be able to edit knobs and sliders at the same time for both layers. I'd however want two different options.

Relative and Absolute modes. Relative would move the controls relative to one another and absolute would always snap the value to be identical on both layers.

Exactly!

[Funkybot's Evil Twin]

A relative mode would be icing on the cake for me, but I'd be happy with absolute linking.

[marzzz]

J-8 Cons:

• no aftertouch

Well, that kills it for me even though the J-8 sounds amazing...

[e-crooner]

Be happy he added velocity sensitivity

[marzzz]

Be happy he added velocity sensitivity

[Looks over at several polyAT keyboards] Ugh, hmm...I dunno!

[Reefius]

If you want all the features of a modern synth then an emulation of a classic is probably not for you.

[zvenx]

Version 1.1.7

Improved SC dialog.
SC / Calibration lock.
Bug fixes.

rsp

[marzzz]

If you want all the features of a modern synth then an emulation of a classic is probably not for you.

And if you didn't want those features, you can turn them off. My Minimoog Reissue has MIDI, should I be upset? Anyway, Jupiter X has aftertouch, and responds to polyAT over MIDI. U-He DIVA and Arturia Jup-8 V4 also respond to polyAT. If I really wanted an exact emulation of a Jupiter 8, I would buy an original one, after first robbing a bank...

[Funkybot's Evil Twin]

Here's some (I think 18) presets. Just random stuff I've created so far.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/mp5dxdggter1s ... s.zip?dl=0

[bmanic]

If you want all the features of a modern synth then an emulation of a classic is probably not for you.

I always found this attitude a bit strange. Just because it is an exacting emulation doesn't mean you have to remove features. Aftertouch would indeed be very welcome as an addition and it wouldn't take away anything from the plugin/emulation.