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It is time for me to make my sounds


Post Posted Sun Jun 04, 2006 8:53 pm
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radek tymecki wrote:
GeeJee wrote:Well for a start, D50 is completely the wrong synth to learn synthesis, imho :)
Why?? It's very easy to programm
I don't have the PG1000, and I'm just to lazy to dig deep into the menus and find out, I prefer tweaking. And besides, I was talking about learning synthesis. A plain subtractive synth would work much better... imho
Post Posted Sun Jun 04, 2006 9:14 pm
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i was talking about programming without pg1000 :)
Post Posted Sun Jun 04, 2006 9:28 pm
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radek tymecki wrote:i was talking about programming without pg1000 :)
Sucks, in my opinion.
Post Posted Sun Jun 04, 2006 9:34 pm
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jd and jp are far easier :P
Post Posted Sun Jun 04, 2006 11:42 pm
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noyau wrote:Ah yes, the idea of a controller is a good idea, I'll try to see prices but I saw some controller more expensive than a JP8000....
JP8000's knobs can control VST ?
And what about the PG1000 ???!!!!
Don´t know, but i can say from my side that external controlling of the JP8000 itself is the hell in person (upper Midi Channel, lower midi channel, remote channel blahblahblah). In addition: The JP doesn´t sound bad, but leads are imo not it´s strenght (compared to other VA´s like my 2K). It contains inside -very- cheap potentiometers and buttons, so take care about them. Currently i´m changing out every potentiometer (including sliders) of my JP and while doing this i´ll move the entire electronics into a new housing (controlling external with a master KB).

Stef
Post Posted Mon Jun 05, 2006 9:03 am
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MOD : I cutted the thread, don't worry jarrekid and Johan if you don't see your messages, they are in a special thread HERE
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Post Posted Mon Jun 05, 2006 9:05 am
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Yes, but I love JP sounds :mrgreen:
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Post Posted Mon Jun 05, 2006 2:30 pm
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PHASEREFFECT wrote:
noyau wrote:Ah yes, the idea of a controller is a good idea, I'll try to see prices but I saw some controller more expensive than a JP8000....
JP8000's knobs can control VST ?
And what about the PG1000 ???!!!!
-very- cheap potentiometers and buttons, so take care about them.
Stef
Agreed as i found out whilst moving my rack version to get to some power cables,left it leaning against the rack housing moved a cable and it was entwined with the Midi connections of my JP of course the JP fell before i had time to react and as a result my volume control pot had been severely damaged so at the moment its a very delicate part seeing as its loose and can cause intermittment outputting if touched until i have time to repair it... :( Apart from that the JPs are wonderful instruments)







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