"Two αJUNO models are available: The αJUNO-1 and the αJUNO-2. There are only three major differences between them. The first difference is the keyboard. The αJUNO-1 has 49 keys while the αJUNO-2 has 61 keys. Using Key and Octave Transpose functions, both models can produce the sounds over an 8-octav...

I tried the demo and in the end I kept my FM7 license, it's still a really fantastic VST imho and I actually prefer it over FM8, mainly because of the better GUI, better legacy patches import and the randomize function. Also in general I prefer keeping extra stuff (arpeggiator and FX) separate from ...

loungedumore wrote:Good on ya U-HE were ever you be .

I think he's from Berlin, the land of Ableton and Native instruments

I wanted to ask the same exact question Basically I have a licensed FM7 and now there's this super summer offer from NI to upgrade to FM8: it's very tempting, it's like only 35€, but I'd like to know if it's really worth it sound wise.. talking about the GUI in my opinion FM7 > FM8

that was quick Thanks!

Hi, does anyone recognize this synth? I took this picture a few years ago in a shop in japan, but I never actually found out what it was.! Any guesses?

miket156 wrote:I don't mean to offend anyone, but the MICRO Korg is the toy, not the MS2000. Sorry about that. I don't get a rise out of the small keys.


Mike T.

microKORG is definitively not a toy.. think of it as a desktop module with the added benefit of mini keys

Certainly it's not what underworld used, but there's a preset on the microKORG that emulates exactly that sound. A16 - "Slippy Pad" - pretty close sound

Tenine wrote:I believe the synth in #4 is a Yamaha CS6x with the colours inverted in post production.

Seems like it's exactly that.. I've added it to the list

+1 vote for Reaper. At least give it a try, it's free for 30 days.

I love the video and the song! Definitively I prefer things like this than all the gaga rubbish.. It's always pop, it cannot be too intellectual, but at least this is actually a catchy tune in my opinion very well produced. If I had to think of influences for the song and the video I wouldn't say JM...

F*CKING YESSSSS :D I was desperate: or send it to pricey assistance or sell it low price as broken unit. So I opened the box and used the "touch and try" method.. I said " why not give it a go at this point"? I touched random parts here and there and then the "magic condenser" near to the Audio Out....

Midi-CV works perfectly, so the problem must be something that has to do with the analog circuit, it isn't MIDI related for sure. Unless some miracle happens I think I'll have to send it to repair somewhere to make it work :( ... Here's a pic of my settings and an audio sample if you care to compare...

Thanks for the answer! I'll try this out for sure.. but how can I know if the voltage changes? It's my first true analog synth so I'm not really very handy with CV :D Sorry, I didn't explain too well.. plug a cable into the "CV out", then with a voltmeter, go to the other end of the cable and hold ...

Weird. It sounds like there's at least some change in pitch in the square example though. Does frequency modulation work at least? What happens if you hold down a key (ASDR:0-0-12-0) while the frequency oscillates very slowly let's say at level-10 and freq-10 (switch up). Does the unit at least res...