Tuesday, April 30, 2019
Roland Juno-106 w/ Gravitational Slingshot Chips Overview + Demo
Today I got a special package from Syntaur, the USA distributor of Analogue Renaissance products. It's a set of six 80017A-GS VCF/VCA replacement upgrade chips for the Roland Juno-106 synthesizer. What's involved to install them? How do they sound? I'll demonstrate - but you be the judge!
0:00 Talking
- What are the Gravitational Slingshots?
- What I did to prepare for installation.
- A word on testing/calibration: it's absolutely required
- A minor caveat about my particular synth.
4:17 Audio Demos
- Listen to this w/ some nice headphones.
Audio recorded direct to Tascam DR-05
No additional effects.
Labels:
80017A,
Analog,
demo,
fix,
Juno-106,
Juno-6,
Juno-60,
Korg,
Moog,
repair,
Roland,
Sequential Circuits,
synth,
synthesizer,
upgrade,
voice chips
Tuesday, April 23, 2019
Roland Juno-106 + Eurorack DEMO [Tesla Coil]
The Juno-106 has landed once again in the studio. I put together a little sequence on the BSP. And a warm saturation bassline in Eurorack.
Juno-106 | Timefactor | Big Sky: Arpeggio and swells
2xADSR | 4023 VCF (self resonance): Kick
Synth Box | JP6-VCF | 2xVCA | 106 Chorus module: bass line
Transistor-82 | Spring Tank Reverb | EMW VC Pan: Percussion
Modulations/Triggers: Batumi, Varigate4
Recorded live in 1 shot to Tascam DR-05
Some post processing in Cubase 7.
Labels:
2600,
4023 filter,
808 State,
Acid House,
Analog,
ARP,
bass,
eurorack,
Juno-1,
Juno-106,
Jupiter-6,
lo-fi,
Odyssey,
percussion,
Roland,
SH-101,
synth,
synthesizer
Monday, April 8, 2019
Announcing 4023 VCF - an ARP Odyssey MK-I Filter Eurorack Adaptation
Here it is - the mystery module presented yesterday at the Dallas Synth Party.
The 4023 VCF is a no-compromises Eurorack filter adaptation of the MKI ARP Odyssey synthesizers that boasted the colorful 4023 module. Slim. 8HP. Elegant beauty. Don’t be fooled by this early 2-pole 70s design, it retains bass power at higher resonance very well, and can self-oscillate with a robust sine wave when you top out the Resonance.
This 4023 VCF adaptation as close to the original as possible including Rochester re-issue CA3080 OTAs struck from the Intersil masks, matched discrete TO-92 transistors, 2N5459 FETs, a temperature compensation resistor for frequency stability, and six 20mm Alpha slide potentiometers inspired by look of the original. Per usual, when the input sliders are above 75% it will overdrive the filter input for some lovely saturation. 4023 VCF has the classic ARP vibe you’re seeking in spades.
The 4023 VCF is a no-compromises Eurorack filter adaptation of the MKI ARP Odyssey synthesizers that boasted the colorful 4023 module. Slim. 8HP. Elegant beauty. Don’t be fooled by this early 2-pole 70s design, it retains bass power at higher resonance very well, and can self-oscillate with a robust sine wave when you top out the Resonance.
This 4023 VCF adaptation as close to the original as possible including Rochester re-issue CA3080 OTAs struck from the Intersil masks, matched discrete TO-92 transistors, 2N5459 FETs, a temperature compensation resistor for frequency stability, and six 20mm Alpha slide potentiometers inspired by look of the original. Per usual, when the input sliders are above 75% it will overdrive the filter input for some lovely saturation. 4023 VCF has the classic ARP vibe you’re seeking in spades.
Labels:
Analog,
ARP,
bass,
euro,
eurorack,
filter,
funk,
Herbie Hancock,
MK-1,
MK1,
modular,
module,
Moog,
Odyssey,
Roland,
synth,
synthesizer
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