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Spreadin' JP-8000 Luv!


Post Posted Thu Dec 14, 2006 10:31 pm
GeeJee
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GeeJee wrote:Dirty contacts hmm. You need to clean 'em :)
Not really. Roland decided to use the almost cheapest potentiometers they could get for the Jp8K. And since it uses a buggy ADC-Conversion for read out the potentiometers, it will cause problems like hell, when they start to wear out.The Jp recognizes -each- mm of knob turning and doesn´t "check" if a value changement could be "possible", even it is too fast. And if a pot looses contact, it will change its value between a few miliseconds from the old value to -zero- or even a random value. This sounds really nice when it happens on cutoff/reso.

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Post Posted Fri Dec 15, 2006 4:58 pm
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Darude told me once, that the lead of the sandstorm is his old, heavily edited sample from his earlier works
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Post Posted Fri Dec 15, 2006 5:37 pm
Jakob BC
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jp8000 wrote:Darude told me once, that the lead of the sandstorm is his old, heavily edited sample from his earlier works
Ok that changes the situation. I have been told that he used and named Sandstorm after that preset.







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