Virtual JV: free Roland JV-880 emulation

[Uncle E]

Seems that all the synth engine is now editable:

Great! Thank you! Thank you, Autodafe!

[wikter]

Analog Feel is now editable!

Seems that all the synth engine is now editable:

yep, that requires Xcode on Mac. Does it mean it needs VisualStudio in Windows? really easy...
I was joking about recompiling... but I've found PythonBlue has published an already compiled one.
Looh for it under "Assets" section.
https://github.com/PythonBlue/jv880_juce/releases

[EvilDragon]

Great! Thank you! Thank you, Autodafe!

It wasn't implemented by Autodafe just fyi. They only spread the news.

[Uncle E]

Don’t hate! Congratulate!

[EvilDragon]

Not sure how what I wrote would be considered as hate, it was just an fyi.

[Uncle E]

“They only spread the news” underplays the value of that video. It’s a good tutorial on compiling JUCE projects. Anyway, I was joking around.

[djanthonyw]

Original version is working ok for me, but the update is not working in OS X 15.3.2 with Logic 11.2.2.

[EvilDragon]

Try clearing the AU cache and restart computer.

https://madronalabs.com/topics/8791-how ... unit-cache

[mastersoftheblackverse]

Try clearing the AU cache and restart computer.

https://madronalabs.com/topics/8791-how ... unit-cache

Hi EvilDragon, now that we have full patch edit, we could hope one day to have the option to save our own patches?

[Examigan]

I noticed the last patch in the first bank (sorry if this was reported already) named Drums Internal B but is named "Syn Lead".

[EvilDragon]

Hi EvilDragon, now that we have full patch edit, we could hope one day to have the option to save our own patches?

You can modify the patches however you want and save a preset in your DAW, for the time being. I'm not sure how high of a priority a whole user-side patch browser is for this one.

[Sonic Illusions]

Thanks!

[carla]

Thank you Giulio, it's awesome

It would be fantastic if you make a Roland D-70, with sysex import

[Examigan]

Hi EvilDragon, now that we have full patch edit, we could hope one day to have the option to save our own patches?

You can modify the patches however you want and save a preset in your DAW, for the time being. I'm not sure how high of a priority a whole user-side patch browser is for this one.

Thanks for all your work with this!

This might not be as high of a priority either, but it would be nice to see the names of the waveforms for each Tone, instead of the number in the field.
Also if possible, with left/right arrows to skim through them, or just a dropdown with the names in a list of some sort would be great.

[wikter]

Hi EvilDragon, now that we have full patch edit, we could hope one day to have the option to save our own patches?

No
You can modify the patches however you want and save a preset in your DAW, for the time being. I'm not sure how high of a priority a whole user-side patch browser is for this one.

Thanks for all your work with this!

This might not be as high of a priority either, but it would be nice to see the names of the waveforms for each Tone, instead of the number in the field.
Also if possible, with left/right arrows to skim through them, or just a dropdown with the names in a list of some sort would be great.

If you save your favourite patches with your DAW you can navigate them easily with the associated command.