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In my current bands (jazz & acoustic) I have few opportunities to program new patches on my JUNO-G, which I would love to do. So I would gladly accept patch requests and then try my best to replicate them.

I'm into basically anything that's not mainly electronic music. I love vintage stuff (EP & Hammond & Clavi etc.), but the JUNO is not the perfect keyboard for that because there are few EP/Hammond samples and they are somewhat lacking. So I would be most glad to try to reproduce old synth sounds (Moog, Prophet, Jupiter, JX, etc.) from 70's and 80's pop/rock/funky etc. Just to get into some programming and become better at it. Also breathe some life into this forum perhaps :)

Don't expect miracles, because there is no VA engine in the JUNO, and I'm also not a pro at this, especially with effects. Note that I will not always have time for this. I would do this for fun, as long as I enjoy it.

Sounds like an interesting assignment :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GfcHjZ1qJf8 - what about synth patches from this song ? I can hear at least 3 synth tones used - pad, arpeggiated lead and famous bells-like sound at chorus.

I'll try it and report back about the progress :)

ok. I would be thankful for lead synth in europe´s final countdown.
I spent hours assembling it from separated patch tones but still not satisfied.

I doubt that I can help you on Final Countdown. With hours of work I think you could get as far as JUNO can get. Did you try PR-C 084 Brassy Lead and messing with the filter and filter envelope?

well what about your chalenge ? hours of working don´t mean I didn´t miss something. but thanks. maybe it is just PR-C 084 what I missed.

Here is what I managed to do with Enola Gay.

http://users.itk.ppke.hu/~marma/downloa ... olaGay.jgl

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All three patches can be improved upon. Additionally, for the part that begins at 1:27 in the song, I would use PR-C 099 Ju-D Lead. Maybe turn up the filter a bit.

Cool ! I'll load this into my Juno-G this evening to check it out :)

Sounds are convincing - great job marzellm ! My favorite is the pad patch, hope that overall exercise gave you the practice you wanted.

Thanks! Yes it feels good now, after some synth programming :) And I also learnt new stuff as well.

I got some great ideas from looking at how some factory patches & Internet patches are done, but these three were created from scratch, using those ideas. Of course they can always be improved more.

Still accepting requests!

hi there marzellm,breath with me,i have a request,would you be able to re create a gm patch to a user patch on the juno g, the gm patch is acid bass and it cannot be edited,if you could do this i would be ever so grateful.
cheers.
paul.

scratch my request,i just did it myself,it was probably the easiest thing i have ever done to achieve something,
i used an init patch it was almost identical to acid bass gm sound.
cheers anyways if i can think of another sound i will just drop you a post.

OK

I've uploaded my Enola Gay cover to Soundcloud, check it out:

https://soundcloud.com/m-rton-marczell/ ... ay-on-juno

Hey marzellm, i know it's been a long time but wanna raise my thumb up for the cover, you nailed that!