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Hai,

Good question...what are you doing wrong? I've always found the JP8 a very
easy synth to program on, as well as 'on-the-fly' as pre-defined. The layout
of the patch panel works great when programming intuitively. Everything is
visible at one glimpse. So, indeed, what could you be doing wrong?
Experience with digital machines (as the ESQ1) should already have tought
you a lot about synthesis in general, so I don't think it is necessary for
you to start some kind of course...

Are you sure your machine is 100% functional? E.g. do both the VCOs work?
Have you tested this (by changing the pitch of VCO 2 and listening how it
detunes)?

Hint: If you're looking for 'fat' sounds with a lot of bass-tones, throw the
HPF slider all the way down (= off). Playing around with the other knobs
should get you some fine results within half an hour!

Let us know what your findings are.

Cheers,
RVe

~ -----Original Message-----
~ From: Philip [mailto:synth72@...]
~ Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 1999 2:58 PM
~ To: Roland_Jupiters@onelist.com
~ Subject: [Roland_Jupiters] Programming Sounds--What the hell
~ am I doing
~ wrong?
~
~
~ From: Philip <synth72@...>
~
~ Hello,
~
~ I wanted to know if anyone out there has some
~ programming tips to offer w/ the Jupiter-8. I'm intent
~ on replacing the crap sounds that came w/ my JP-8, but
~ I am not coming up w/ sounds that are as good as the
~ ones I programmed on my JX-8P, and I know that the
~ JP-8 is capable of so much more. Do you guys have any
~ suggestions for programming certain types of sounds
~ (pads, strings, weirder synths?). It's not that I've
~ been lazy, it's just that I was weened on programming
~ digital synths (ESQ-1, DX-21, XP-50)and maybe I'm
~ missing the boat on the fundamentals of analog
~ programming. Any tips on programming out there?
~ Thanks,
~
~ Philip
~
~
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That's probably your problem...you're trying to get the JP-8 to sound like
the JP-4, which it doesn't. The arpeggiated sounds on Rio were done on a
JP-4.

Rod

----------

>From: Philip <synth72@...>
>To: Roland_Jupiters@onelist.com
>Subject: RE: [Roland_Jupiters] Programming Sounds--What the hell am I doin g

wrong?

>Date: Fri, Oct 8, 1999, 5:02 PM
>

> From: Philip <synth72@...>
>
> Ricardo,
>
> Thanks for the tips. I am familiar w/ how the HPF
> makes it sound thinner and the basic layout of the
> voice. I think that I have been spoiled by the glossy,
> internal f/x on a lot of newer synths. The sounds I
> was shooting for were similar to the ones used by Nick
> Rhodes (Duran Duran) created and used on "Rio." I have
> fattened up quite a few sounds by detuning them.
> Thanks again,
>
> Philip
>
> --- "Verschut, Ricardo"
> <Ricardo_Verschut@...> wrote:
>> Hai,
>>
>> Good question...what are you doing wrong? I've
>> always found the JP8 a very
>> easy synth to program on, as well as 'on-the-fly' as
>> pre-defined. The layout
>> of the patch panel works great when programming
>> intuitively. Everything is
>> visible at one glimpse. So, indeed, what could you
>> be doing wrong?
>> Experience with digital machines (as the ESQ1)
>> should already have tought
>> you a lot about synthesis in general, so I don't
>> think it is necessary for
>> you to start some kind of course...
>>
>> Are you sure your machine is 100% functional? E.g.
>> do both the VCOs work?
>> Have you tested this (by changing the pitch of VCO 2
>> and listening how it
>> detunes)?
>>
>> Hint: If you're looking for 'fat' sounds with a lot
>> of bass-tones, throw the
>> HPF slider all the way down (= off). Playing around
>> with the other knobs
>> should get you some fine results within half an
>> hour!
>>
>> Let us know what your findings are.
>>
>> Cheers,
>> RVe
>>
>> ~ -----Original Message-----
>> ~ From: Philip [mailto:synth72@...]
>> ~ Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 1999 2:58 PM
>> ~ To: Roland_Jupiters@onelist.com
>> ~ Subject: [Roland_Jupiters] Programming
>> Sounds--What the hell
>> ~ am I doing
>> ~ wrong?
>> ~
>> ~
>> ~ From: Philip <synth72@...>
>> ~
>> ~ Hello,
>> ~
>> ~ I wanted to know if anyone out there has some
>> ~ programming tips to offer w/ the Jupiter-8. I'm
>> intent
>> ~ on replacing the crap sounds that came w/ my JP-8,
>> but
>> ~ I am not coming up w/ sounds that are as good as
>> the
>> ~ ones I programmed on my JX-8P, and I know that the
>> ~ JP-8 is capable of so much more. Do you guys have
>> any
>> ~ suggestions for programming certain types of
>> sounds
>> ~ (pads, strings, weirder synths?). It's not that
>> I've
>> ~ been lazy, it's just that I was weened on
>> programming
>> ~ digital synths (ESQ-1, DX-21, XP-50)and maybe I'm
>> ~ missing the boat on the fundamentals of analog
>> ~ programming. Any tips on programming out there?
>> ~ Thanks,
>> ~
>> ~ Philip
>> ~
>> ~
>> ~
>> ~ =====
>> ~
>> ~ --------------------------- ONElist Sponsor
>> ~ ----------------------------
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>> ~ [The Jura Plant]
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Ricardo,

Thanks for the tips. I am familiar w/ how the HPF
makes it sound thinner and the basic layout of the
voice. I think that I have been spoiled by the glossy,
internal f/x on a lot of newer synths. The sounds I
was shooting for were similar to the ones used by Nick
Rhodes (Duran Duran) created and used on "Rio." I have
fattened up quite a few sounds by detuning them.
Thanks again,

Philip

--- "Verschut, Ricardo"
<Ricardo_Verschut@...> wrote:

> Hai,
>
> Good question...what are you doing wrong? I've
> always found the JP8 a very
> easy synth to program on, as well as 'on-the-fly' as
> pre-defined. The layout
> of the patch panel works great when programming
> intuitively. Everything is
> visible at one glimpse. So, indeed, what could you
> be doing wrong?
> Experience with digital machines (as the ESQ1)
> should already have tought
> you a lot about synthesis in general, so I don't
> think it is necessary for
> you to start some kind of course...
>
> Are you sure your machine is 100% functional? E.g.
> do both the VCOs work?
> Have you tested this (by changing the pitch of VCO 2
> and listening how it
> detunes)?
>
> Hint: If you're looking for 'fat' sounds with a lot
> of bass-tones, throw the
> HPF slider all the way down (= off). Playing around
> with the other knobs
> should get you some fine results within half an
> hour!
>
> Let us know what your findings are.
>
> Cheers,
> RVe
>
> ~ -----Original Message-----
> ~ From: Philip [mailto:synth72@...]
> ~ Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 1999 2:58 PM
> ~ To: Roland_Jupiters@onelist.com
> ~ Subject: [Roland_Jupiters] Programming
> Sounds--What the hell
> ~ am I doing
> ~ wrong?
> ~
> ~
> ~ From: Philip <synth72@...>
> ~
> ~ Hello,
> ~
> ~ I wanted to know if anyone out there has some
> ~ programming tips to offer w/ the Jupiter-8. I'm
> intent
> ~ on replacing the crap sounds that came w/ my JP-8,
> but
> ~ I am not coming up w/ sounds that are as good as
> the
> ~ ones I programmed on my JX-8P, and I know that the
> ~ JP-8 is capable of so much more. Do you guys have
> any
> ~ suggestions for programming certain types of
> sounds
> ~ (pads, strings, weirder synths?). It's not that
> I've
> ~ been lazy, it's just that I was weened on
> programming
> ~ digital synths (ESQ-1, DX-21, XP-50)and maybe I'm
> ~ missing the boat on the fundamentals of analog
> ~ programming. Any tips on programming out there?
> ~ Thanks,
> ~
> ~ Philip
> ~
> ~
> ~
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Rod,

On the actual song, "Rio" it is the JP-4 on the
arpeggiated parts, but the JP-8 is all over the album
according to earlier interviews w/ Nick Rhodes.
Thanks,

P

--- Rod MacQuarrie <rodm@...> wrote:

> That's probably your problem...you're trying to get
> the JP-8 to sound like
> the JP-4, which it doesn't. The arpeggiated sounds
> on Rio were done on a
> JP-4.
>
> Rod
>
> ----------
> >From: Philip <synth72@...>
> >To: Roland_Jupiters@onelist.com
> >Subject: RE: [Roland_Jupiters] Programming
> Sounds--What the hell am I doin g
> wrong?
> >Date: Fri, Oct 8, 1999, 5:02 PM
> >
>
> > From: Philip <synth72@...>
> >
> > Ricardo,
> >
> > Thanks for the tips. I am familiar w/ how the HPF
> > makes it sound thinner and the basic layout of the
> > voice. I think that I have been spoiled by the
> glossy,
> > internal f/x on a lot of newer synths. The sounds
> I
> > was shooting for were similar to the ones used by
> Nick
> > Rhodes (Duran Duran) created and used on "Rio." I
> have
> > fattened up quite a few sounds by detuning them.
> > Thanks again,
> >
> > Philip
> >
> > --- "Verschut, Ricardo"
> > <Ricardo_Verschut@...> wrote:
> >> Hai,
> >>
> >> Good question...what are you doing wrong? I've
> >> always found the JP8 a very
> >> easy synth to program on, as well as 'on-the-fly'
> as
> >> pre-defined. The layout
> >> of the patch panel works great when programming
> >> intuitively. Everything is
> >> visible at one glimpse. So, indeed, what could
> you
> >> be doing wrong?
> >> Experience with digital machines (as the ESQ1)
> >> should already have tought
> >> you a lot about synthesis in general, so I don't
> >> think it is necessary for
> >> you to start some kind of course...
> >>
> >> Are you sure your machine is 100% functional?
> E.g.
> >> do both the VCOs work?
> >> Have you tested this (by changing the pitch of
> VCO 2
> >> and listening how it
> >> detunes)?
> >>
> >> Hint: If you're looking for 'fat' sounds with a
> lot
> >> of bass-tones, throw the
> >> HPF slider all the way down (= off). Playing
> around
> >> with the other knobs
> >> should get you some fine results within half an
> >> hour!
> >>
> >> Let us know what your findings are.
> >>
> >> Cheers,
> >> RVe
> >>
> >> ~ -----Original Message-----
> >> ~ From: Philip [mailto:synth72@...]
> >> ~ Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 1999 2:58 PM
> >> ~ To: Roland_Jupiters@onelist.com
> >> ~ Subject: [Roland_Jupiters] Programming
> >> Sounds--What the hell
> >> ~ am I doing
> >> ~ wrong?
> >> ~
> >> ~
> >> ~ From: Philip <synth72@...>
> >> ~
> >> ~ Hello,
> >> ~
> >> ~ I wanted to know if anyone out there has some
> >> ~ programming tips to offer w/ the Jupiter-8. I'm
> >> intent
> >> ~ on replacing the crap sounds that came w/ my
> JP-8,
> >> but
> >> ~ I am not coming up w/ sounds that are as good
> as
> >> the
> >> ~ ones I programmed on my JX-8P, and I know that
> the
> >> ~ JP-8 is capable of so much more. Do you guys
> have
> >> any
> >> ~ suggestions for programming certain types of
> >> sounds
> >> ~ (pads, strings, weirder synths?). It's not that
> >> I've
> >> ~ been lazy, it's just that I was weened on
> >> programming
> >> ~ digital synths (ESQ-1, DX-21, XP-50)and maybe
> I'm
> >> ~ missing the boat on the fundamentals of analog
> >> ~ programming. Any tips on programming out there?
> >> ~ Thanks,
> >> ~
> >> ~ Philip
> >> ~
> >> ~
> >> ~
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> >> ~ [The Jura Plant]
> >> ~
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> >>
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Yes....but I thought perhaps the sounds you were trying to recreate were the
ones the JP-4 made. It is a different beast than the 6 and 8. I have a
JP-4,6, and 8...and I hear a lot of JP-4 sounds on the album...

Rod

----------

>From: Philip <synth72@...>
>To: Roland_Jupiters@onelist.com
>Subject: Re: [Roland_Jupiters] Programming Sounds--What the hell am I doin g

wrong?

>Date: Mon, Oct 11, 1999, 9:11 AM
>

> From: Philip <synth72@...>
>
> Rod,
>
> On the actual song, "Rio" it is the JP-4 on the
> arpeggiated parts, but the JP-8 is all over the album
> according to earlier interviews w/ Nick Rhodes.
> Thanks,
>
> P
>
> --- Rod MacQuarrie <rodm@...> wrote:
>> That's probably your problem...you're trying to get
>> the JP-8 to sound like
>> the JP-4, which it doesn't. The arpeggiated sounds
>> on Rio were done on a
>> JP-4.
>>
>> Rod
>>
>> ----------
>> >From: Philip <synth72@...>
>> >To: Roland_Jupiters@onelist.com
>> >Subject: RE: [Roland_Jupiters] Programming
>> Sounds--What the hell am I doin g
>> wrong?
>> >Date: Fri, Oct 8, 1999, 5:02 PM
>> >
>>
>> > From: Philip <synth72@...>
>> >
>> > Ricardo,
>> >
>> > Thanks for the tips. I am familiar w/ how the HPF
>> > makes it sound thinner and the basic layout of the
>> > voice. I think that I have been spoiled by the
>> glossy,
>> > internal f/x on a lot of newer synths. The sounds
>> I
>> > was shooting for were similar to the ones used by
>> Nick
>> > Rhodes (Duran Duran) created and used on "Rio." I
>> have
>> > fattened up quite a few sounds by detuning them.
>> > Thanks again,
>> >
>> > Philip
>> >
>> > --- "Verschut, Ricardo"
>> > <Ricardo_Verschut@...> wrote:
>> >> Hai,
>> >>
>> >> Good question...what are you doing wrong? I've
>> >> always found the JP8 a very
>> >> easy synth to program on, as well as 'on-the-fly'
>> as
>> >> pre-defined. The layout
>> >> of the patch panel works great when programming
>> >> intuitively. Everything is
>> >> visible at one glimpse. So, indeed, what could
>> you
>> >> be doing wrong?
>> >> Experience with digital machines (as the ESQ1)
>> >> should already have tought
>> >> you a lot about synthesis in general, so I don't
>> >> think it is necessary for
>> >> you to start some kind of course...
>> >>
>> >> Are you sure your machine is 100% functional?
>> E.g.
>> >> do both the VCOs work?
>> >> Have you tested this (by changing the pitch of
>> VCO 2
>> >> and listening how it
>> >> detunes)?
>> >>
>> >> Hint: If you're looking for 'fat' sounds with a
>> lot
>> >> of bass-tones, throw the
>> >> HPF slider all the way down (= off). Playing
>> around
>> >> with the other knobs
>> >> should get you some fine results within half an
>> >> hour!
>> >>
>> >> Let us know what your findings are.
>> >>
>> >> Cheers,
>> >> RVe
>> >>
>> >> ~ -----Original Message-----
>> >> ~ From: Philip [mailto:synth72@...]
>> >> ~ Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 1999 2:58 PM
>> >> ~ To: Roland_Jupiters@onelist.com
>> >> ~ Subject: [Roland_Jupiters] Programming
>> >> Sounds--What the hell
>> >> ~ am I doing
>> >> ~ wrong?
>> >> ~
>> >> ~
>> >> ~ From: Philip <synth72@...>
>> >> ~
>> >> ~ Hello,
>> >> ~
>> >> ~ I wanted to know if anyone out there has some
>> >> ~ programming tips to offer w/ the Jupiter-8. I'm
>> >> intent
>> >> ~ on replacing the crap sounds that came w/ my
>> JP-8,
>> >> but
>> >> ~ I am not coming up w/ sounds that are as good
>> as
>> >> the
>> >> ~ ones I programmed on my JX-8P, and I know that
>> the
>> >> ~ JP-8 is capable of so much more. Do you guys
>> have
>> >> any
>> >> ~ suggestions for programming certain types of
>> >> sounds
>> >> ~ (pads, strings, weirder synths?). It's not that
>> >> I've
>> >> ~ been lazy, it's just that I was weened on
>> >> programming
>> >> ~ digital synths (ESQ-1, DX-21, XP-50)and maybe
>> I'm
>> >> ~ missing the boat on the fundamentals of analog
>> >> ~ programming. Any tips on programming out there?
>> >> ~ Thanks,
>> >> ~
>> >> ~ Philip
>> >> ~
>> >> ~
>> >> ~
>> >> ~ =====
>> >> ~
>> >> ~ --------------------------- ONElist Sponsor
>> >> ~ ----------------------------
>> >> ~
>> >> ~ Get EXPERT CONTENT at ONElist!
>> >> ~ Join PROS&PUNDITS. For details go to:
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>> >> ">Click Here</a>
>> >> ~
>> >> ~
>> >>
>> >
>>
> --------------------------------------------------------------
>> >> ~ ----------
>> >> ~ [Jura Music Productions]
>> >> ~ [The Jura Plant]
>> >> ~
>> >>
>> >>
>> >
>>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>> >> [Jura Music Productions]
>> >> [The Jura Plant]
>> >>
>> > <HR>
>> > <html>
>> >>
>> >
>> >
>> > =====
>> >
>> > > [Jura Music Productions]
>> > [The Jura Plant]
>> >
>>
>>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>> [Jura Music Productions]
>> [The Jura Plant]
>>
> <HR>
> <html>
>>
>
>
> =====
>
> > [Jura Music Productions]
> [The Jura Plant]
>

Rod,

Thanks for the info. Do you have any specific
programming tricks or tips for creating unique synth
textures or spacy pads on the JP-8?
Thanks,

--- Rod MacQuarrie <rodm@...> wrote:

> Yes....but I thought perhaps the sounds you were
> trying to recreate were the
> ones the JP-4 made. It is a different beast than the
> 6 and 8. I have a
> JP-4,6, and 8...and I hear a lot of JP-4 sounds on
> the album...
>
> Rod
>
> ----------
> >From: Philip <synth72@...>
> >To: Roland_Jupiters@onelist.com
> >Subject: Re: [Roland_Jupiters] Programming
> Sounds--What the hell am I doin g
> wrong?
> >Date: Mon, Oct 11, 1999, 9:11 AM
> >
>
> > From: Philip <synth72@...>
> >
> > Rod,
> >
> > On the actual song, "Rio" it is the JP-4 on the
> > arpeggiated parts, but the JP-8 is all over the
> album
> > according to earlier interviews w/ Nick Rhodes.
> > Thanks,
> >
> > P
> >
> > --- Rod MacQuarrie <rodm@...> wrote:
> >> That's probably your problem...you're trying to
> get
> >> the JP-8 to sound like
> >> the JP-4, which it doesn't. The arpeggiated
> sounds
> >> on Rio were done on a
> >> JP-4.
> >>
> >> Rod
> >>
> >> ----------
> >> >From: Philip <synth72@...>
> >> >To: Roland_Jupiters@onelist.com
> >> >Subject: RE: [Roland_Jupiters] Programming
> >> Sounds--What the hell am I doin g
> >> wrong?
> >> >Date: Fri, Oct 8, 1999, 5:02 PM
> >> >
> >>
> >> > From: Philip <synth72@...>
> >> >
> >> > Ricardo,
> >> >
> >> > Thanks for the tips. I am familiar w/ how the
> HPF
> >> > makes it sound thinner and the basic layout of
> the
> >> > voice. I think that I have been spoiled by the
> >> glossy,
> >> > internal f/x on a lot of newer synths. The
> sounds
> >> I
> >> > was shooting for were similar to the ones used
> by
> >> Nick
> >> > Rhodes (Duran Duran) created and used on "Rio."
> I
> >> have
> >> > fattened up quite a few sounds by detuning
> them.
> >> > Thanks again,
> >> >
> >> > Philip
> >> >
> >> > --- "Verschut, Ricardo"
> >> > <Ricardo_Verschut@...> wrote:
> >> >> Hai,
> >> >>
> >> >> Good question...what are you doing wrong? I've
> >> >> always found the JP8 a very
> >> >> easy synth to program on, as well as
> 'on-the-fly'
> >> as
> >> >> pre-defined. The layout
> >> >> of the patch panel works great when
> programming
> >> >> intuitively. Everything is
> >> >> visible at one glimpse. So, indeed, what could
> >> you
> >> >> be doing wrong?
> >> >> Experience with digital machines (as the ESQ1)
> >> >> should already have tought
> >> >> you a lot about synthesis in general, so I
> don't
> >> >> think it is necessary for
> >> >> you to start some kind of course...
> >> >>
> >> >> Are you sure your machine is 100% functional?
> >> E.g.
> >> >> do both the VCOs work?
> >> >> Have you tested this (by changing the pitch of
> >> VCO 2
> >> >> and listening how it
> >> >> detunes)?
> >> >>
> >> >> Hint: If you're looking for 'fat' sounds with
> a
> >> lot
> >> >> of bass-tones, throw the
> >> >> HPF slider all the way down (= off). Playing
> >> around
> >> >> with the other knobs
> >> >> should get you some fine results within half
> an
> >> >> hour!
> >> >>
> >> >> Let us know what your findings are.
> >> >>
> >> >> Cheers,
> >> >> RVe
> >> >>
> >> >> ~ -----Original Message-----
> >> >> ~ From: Philip [mailto:synth72@...]
> >> >> ~ Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 1999 2:58 PM
> >> >> ~ To: Roland_Jupiters@onelist.com
> >> >> ~ Subject: [Roland_Jupiters] Programming
> >> >> Sounds--What the hell
> >> >> ~ am I doing
> >> >> ~ wrong?
> >> >> ~
> >> >> ~
> >> >> ~ From: Philip <synth72@...>
> >> >> ~
> >> >> ~ Hello,
> >> >> ~
> >> >> ~ I wanted to know if anyone out there has
> some
> >> >> ~ programming tips to offer w/ the Jupiter-8.
> I'm
> >> >> intent
> >> >> ~ on replacing the crap sounds that came w/ my
> >> JP-8,
> >> >> but
> >> >> ~ I am not coming up w/ sounds that are as
> good
> >> as
> >> >> the
> >> >> ~ ones I programmed on my JX-8P, and I know
> that
> >> the
> >> >> ~ JP-8 is capable of so much more. Do you guys
> >> have
> >> >> any
> >> >> ~ suggestions for programming certain types of
> >> >> sounds
> >> >> ~ (pads, strings, weirder synths?). It's not
> that
> >> >> I've
> >> >> ~ been lazy, it's just that I was weened on
> >> >> programming
> >> >> ~ digital synths (ESQ-1, DX-21, XP-50)and
> maybe
> >> I'm
> >> >> ~ missing the boat on the fundamentals of
> analog
> >> >> ~ programming. Any tips on programming out
> there?
> >> >> ~ Thanks,
> >> >> ~
> >> >> ~ Philip
> >> >> ~
> >> >> ~
> >> >> ~
> >> >> ~ =====
> >> >> ~
> >> >> ~ --------------------------- ONElist Sponsor
> >> >> ~ ----------------------------
> >> >> ~
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