Hello Everyone,
I'm currently trying to recreate the Roland Juno-Di lead patch used in the Undertale 5th Anniversary Concert performance of "Megalovania" on the Roland Cloud XV-5080. I'm not sure if the lead from the Juno-Di is a factory preset or a custom made patch. Here is a video of the performance for reference:
After listening closely and experimenting with several options, I've found that PR-B 084 FXM Saw Lead provides a close starting point. The tone in the performance seems to be primarily saw based, with some noticeable resonance and some possible unison or detune going on.
I would appreciate any guidance on refining the FXM Saw Lead patch to better match the original sound, specifically the filter settings, resonance, and detuning. if there are other potential XV-5080 patches that can serve as a better foundation, I would welcome any recommendations. Given the Juno-Di's synthesis engine and its ties to the Fantom and JV/XV lineage, I believe the XV-5080 should be capable of producing a very accurate recreation. Insights from those who have designed patches or have worked extensively with these instruments would be highly appreciated.
Thank you in advance for your help.
Help recreating Undertale 5th Anniversary “Megalovania” lead patch on Roland Cloud XV-5080
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- KVRer
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- Patchmeister
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Ive made a VItal Preset so when you see it you can recreate it.
It's not 100% but basically its not a saw but a pulse wave so set it to where the character of the sound is closest to your ears on your synth.
There's unison on it but the thing that makes it, is the unison phase randomization. It's not set to fully open but not starting from zero either. I had it at around 20% so that it starts off sounding kinda phasey and then turns into a typical supersaw after the initial attack part of the sound.
Let me know if this makes sense.
the midi if off by quite a bit but just did a note to midi conversion and cleaned it a little
It's not 100% but basically its not a saw but a pulse wave so set it to where the character of the sound is closest to your ears on your synth.
There's unison on it but the thing that makes it, is the unison phase randomization. It's not set to fully open but not starting from zero either. I had it at around 20% so that it starts off sounding kinda phasey and then turns into a typical supersaw after the initial attack part of the sound.
Let me know if this makes sense.
the midi if off by quite a bit but just did a note to midi conversion and cleaned it a little
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