Roland Alpha Juno | 64 New Original Patches | Synth-pop Synthwave and Italo Disco

[@TMSBRANDA]

Yesterday at last I bought a Juno-2 with a M-64C Cartridge for very less money in very good condition. And what sound set was in the intern memory??? . . . . . Yes... - ... the Espen Kraft sounds! I am in heaven❣️

[@EspenKraft]

Awesome. Cheers! :)

[@lundsweden]

A shout out too to the iPG800 iPad controller. It has a PG-300 mode which can control the Alpha 1/2. Espen's sounds and the $10 iPad app are a good investment IMO. I use a Yamaha MD-BT01 Bluetooth MIDI adapter to connect this to the iPad.

[@cansisco]

what does this app help accomplish?

[@peterkadarmusic9728]

@@cansisco real time control of the parameters. It basically replaces the hard to find PG-300 which was an add on controller for the Alpha Juno series. It puts the parameters which are normally hidden in menus on a touch screen. Very nice for real time control. You can configure midi controllers like the Novation SL Zero, etc. to work in a similar way.

[@markfennah4322]

Sounds superb and perfect evocation of the mid 80's ❤

[@EspenKraft]

Cheers!

[@mrbrightside985]

Last night I bought patches and transferred it to my Alpha Juno2 (Thank you for helping me!). The rest of the night was pure joy in sounds. Thank you so much Espen! This is not first patchbank that I bought for aj2, but yesterday I finally heard real power of that synth. Cheers!

[@EspenKraft]

Excellent news! Thanks for the support! :) Cheers

[@mr_floydst]

I already clicked the "thumbs up" button when this page wasn't finished loading, and I wasn't wrong ;-) These sound really great. Very good use of filter movements&resonance.

[@EspenKraft]

Thanks man! :)

[@davetbassbos]

Patches sound fantastic!, I love the sound of the Alpha Juno and the JX8P maybe more than the earlier more revered Rolands, maybe because when I was born, lol

[@rebeccaschade3987]

I just loaded these onto my ɑJuno-2 and I have to say they are well worth the price. I also just got the "Juno Alpha" Crtrlr app set up, which seems pretty cool. Excellent work on these patches Espen, they sound great, and should really be an essential purchase for anyone with an ɑJuno.

[@EspenKraft]

Many thanks for saying! :)

[@evetsnitram8866]

I bought a Juno 1 back in the late 80s even though the guy in the store demonstrated a Juno 2 and recommended it. I was a guitarist and synths were a total mystery to me then and I was budget conscious after moving into my first apartment. It still has a smart look, to me it was like 2001 A Space Odyssey, just press a membrane button and you have the your sounds you need for cover tunes. A few years later I traded it for a Mackie mixer that I got way more use out of and still have. I have a midi controller and a plethora of free vsts that I use in Cakewalk(free DAW) including Phutura which is a Juno clone vst.

[@kensimons4055]

Thank you for your quick response to my purchase inquiry. Incredible patches, that really help to show how great this underrated synthesizer can sound!

[@EspenKraft]

Happy you liked them. :) Cheers

[@patsonmusic]

Very nice patches, Espen! I've been looking at some Alpha Juno videos tonight and stumbled upon your fine sounds! And getting nostalgic at the same time, wishing I would still have it...so a repost of a comment I wrote to another video: Alpha Juno 2 (we only called it Juno 2) was my first real synth back in 87 which I'd as a real synth instead of the Yamaha PSR-6100... a play-at-home device a store keeper managed to sell me a year earlier claiming it was the best on the market, ha ha. Well although I only played more or less with factory sounds (I did not understand programming and I didn't know anyone who knew how) I remember thinking it was not good enough, although I liked the sound of the Juno 2. Everyone talked about the DX7 and the Roland D50 which had just been released. Digital was the sound everyone wanted, including me. A year later I bought the JX-8P which at the moment felt a little like the wrong move and the next year I finally had the D50, by flipping my Juno 2. If someone had told 15 yo me, that you could do almost anything and any sounds with these devices, if you just start digging into them properly. :-)

[@EspenKraft]

Many thanks!

[@AlexBallMusic]

Particularly like the slow sweeping pad at about 11:20. Great programming Espen.

[@EspenKraft]

Thanks Alex! One of the best tricks the Alpha has is the very, very slow LFO capabilities. I use this almost exclusivly for my wind, noise and other types of sweeps in my music. With careful programming I find the Alpha can sound identical (but it can do much more in addition) to the 6/60/106 and that's why I sold all of them years ago. The Alpha is criminally underrated, but all for the better as they are much cheaper to buy ;-)

[@AlexBallMusic]

@@EspenKraft That's interesting. Yet to play an Alpha but imagine the "under the hood" controls put people off because that's part of the analogue experience for many. Does sound great. Juno-6/60 is my favourite 6-voice poly Roland did I think. Same vca/vcf and envelopes as the Jupiter-8 and has a more fuzzy sound. The 106 is a bit bright and clean for my taste and the JX-3P and Jupiter-6 have a different metallic thing going on that I like in a different way, but my heart is with the 6/60. Prophet~5 rev2 is the best sounding poly I've ever played though. Good Lordy.

[@EspenKraft]

I can get your love for the Prophet 5, although I have no idea if those I played through the years were rev2. I haven't played one for a long time now, but they do sound good. The membrane menu driven Alpha is of course why it's not up there with the 6/60/106 as the analog synth community has always been pro tactile controls, and nothing wrong with that, but I always judge a synth from its sounds more than the visual and tactile angle. Probably because I no longer tour or play live or have any need for turning that filter in real time ;-)

[@kyriakosypodimatopoulos5278]

These sounds with one word are... MASTERPIECES !!

[@EspenKraft]

Many thanks! :)

[@Core2lee91]

I've just bough a Roland Alpha Juno 2. Was a bit tatty at first but after cleaning it up and giving it a good service this is now probably the best synth i've ever owned. I've seen most of your videos including the one where you talk about the JU2 and how it's one of your favourites too... but if I am honest I was a little bit disappointed with the factory presets. Anyway... these patches have completely transformed my Alpha Juno 2!! As soon as I transferred the SYSex and heard the first preset I fell in love, and as I went though the 8x banks every single one of these patches sounds fantastic! Thank you Espen Kraft.

[@EspenKraft]

Awesome to hear it! I've spent years perfecting many of these sounds to suit my own music first of all, but now I've let them out, it's great fun for me to hear they're being appreciated! Thank you so much! :)

[@keppj0nes]

Wow this is great. Thanks for doing 64 of these!

[@EspenKraft]

Thanks! It was done out of my own production desire, but why not let the rest of the world enjoy them, if they want to ;-)

[@_P_M_]

Great sounds, Espen. I never owned an Alpha, it was out of my price range, but I remember playing with them at my local music store when they came out. I fell in love with that buzzy quality of the Roland sound. Just listening to your patches and seeing the sleek, modern interface of the Alpha brings back a lot of good memories. I'm thrilled to see new sounds for these old instruments. Hope you sell a lot of them.

[@EspenKraft]

Thanks Paul! Yeah, if you have the Alpha you can get rid of the Juno 6,60 and 106 as the Alpha can do all that. And more. These sounds will sell constantly over the course of history... they don't cost uch either ;-)

[@EspenKraft]

@ghost mall I believe firmly that I can use the Alpha to absolutely everything the Juno 6/60/106 in terms of sound. The tactile experience is different of course and I do keep the 106 for different reasons.

[@EspenKraft]

@ghost mall I'll give you that. The filter does not self-oscillate. However, like you point out, this is a feature very rarely used, at least among "pop" user like myself. In a video tutorial I might go through it as that exact thing is fun to play with, again in a tutorial video, not so much in "real life" . ;-)

[@EspenKraft]

@ghost mall That's how it is. Some are reluctant to say things, while others are not. We're all different. I have polarized opinion since the day I was born. I have loads of people hating me for it, not saying you do though, and lots of people loving me for it. In either case I actually don't care. I'm true to myself, that's the only important thing to me. ;-)

[@johnnydekock]

These sounds are awesome the pads are so full. Fantastic Espen

[@EspenKraft]

Thanks yourself! ;-)

[@muco007]

Classic sounds, just purchased for my MKS-50. Cheers from Austin, TX!

[@EspenKraft]

Thanks a million! Enjoy the sounds! :) Cheers

[@shadowsoflife000]

Pads, bells and brass are usually the patches I check out first in any synth, and these are all really nice. Frankly, I don’t think this synth gets the respect it deserves, but your a-ha and Duran Duran sounds would have sold me on this set...if I only had the synth!

[@EspenKraft]

The Alpha Juno is criminally underrated, but that mean it's quite cheap to get compared to the other Junos, and it can sound exactly like them as well. Thanks for the comment! :)

[@javiceres]

Shadows of Life I can’t quite get love about the Alpha... I had one for half a year or more not long ago. Quite usable But... May be it’s just not for me... if you want that chorus sound it’s instantly gratifying though

[@peterkadarmusic9728]

These sounds are great as always, Espen! You make me want to hunt down a vintage Alpha Juno. This makes me regret selling the one I had years ago.

[@EspenKraft]

Cheers!

[@muzixco]

Great works Espen. I am lucky to have an Alpha Juno 2, it sounds so warm and awesome. I had an HS-60 and sold it, but the Juno 2 is a definite keeper!

[@EspenKraft]

Thanks man! :)

[@javiceres]

Ok, the A-ha & Duran patches made me re-think this synth. Edit: alright and further on there are more truly nice examples It’s the first time I recall missing my Alpha

[@sebastiangallardo5718]

Thanks Espen! Just got a Juno Alpha 2, downloaded your presets and it sounds like magic

[@EspenKraft]

Many thanks Sebastian!

[@mariusmitrea5462]

GREAT DEVICE....GREAT PATCHES.....SUPERB SOUNDS !!!!.....great decade !!!!....Thank u !!

[@EspenKraft]

Awesome man, thanks! :)

[@odd_harmonics]

I promissed myself I wouldn't buy any more gear this year.... so naturally i just bought an mks-50 (on reverb) and the presets today thanks to this video ! great stuff!

[@EspenKraft]

Many thanks! Awesome :D

[@odd_harmonics]

@Mingus I already downloaded the patches but have yet to receive the synth. I dont live in the US so i have my purchases sent to a US address that laets forwards and imports to my country. I'm probably receiving the synth today. I'll let you know if/how if im successful in uploading the patches into the synth. cheers

[@odd_harmonics]

@Mingus The item arrived with the best packing job I have ever seen! unfortunately it is extremely noisy! When the chorus is off it sound perfect. after some research apparently it needs a pair of new BBD IC chips. I messaged the seller to see if he wants me to ship it back for a refund or pay for the chips and see if I can make it work as advertised. Hope to get this settled soon but the seller hasn't answered my messages and shipping is crazy during the holidays. Instead of loading the presets, I've been researching about kixing it.

[@odd_harmonics]

@Mingus So i FINALLY installed the presets! had to buy another mks-50. no issues loading presets! up and running!

[@ezrunstrails]

I was considering seller or trading my Alpha Juno 2 , since I never liked the 2 versions of the factory patches. After I bought and installed your patches (the SendSX didnt work for me) using Ctrlr , it was like a new synth! I like the way you brought out the best in the characteristics in nearly every patch. Thank you Espen , my Alpha Juno is a keeper and a pleasure to play !

[@EspenKraft]

Many thanks for saying and thanks for the support! :)

[@SeverityOne]

Oh dear... it looks like I have to set up Ebay and Reverb searches for the MKS-50. 😀 Good job, these sound wonderful.

[@EspenKraft]

Cheers!

[@lundsweden]

The Alpha Juno can live on its side, MIDIed up, that's what I do. MKS-50 is at least double the price of the Alpha Juno 1.

[@SeverityOne]

@@lundsweden Trust me, I really don't have the space. Not because the house doesn't have the space, but because of where I keep my gear. And price is less of an issue than space... although I'm waiting for more people to get into financial difficulty, having to sell gear, and asking prices coming down to what the gear is actually worth. An MKS-50 isn't worth over €1000, for one thing.

[@JobimSynthMusic]

Solid collection, ready for production. great job! I had to buy this. Can't wait to use it!

[@tazcerogers2947]

Can’t wait to buy them, sounds amazeballs

[@soulflower8687]

These patches are soooooo much better than the original factory patches. I'm getting an MKS-50 next month, and as soon as I get it I will be installing these patches once I do.

[@EspenKraft]

Happy you think so! :)

[@CandyAppleBlue]

As always very beautiful work Espen.

[@EspenKraft]

Thanks a lot! Get a Alpha while they're still cheap! ;-)

[@joserios7024]

I just got an Alhpa 1 and these are comming home!!!

[@pedrodelarocque]

Those sound amazing as usual! Great job, man! If they ever become VST-compatible in a future update, I'll be sure to get them.

[@EspenKraft]

Thanks! It's more the VST emulations of the Alphas that needs to fix the Roland SYSEX bulk load. Now they can't do it, but they should!

[@pedrodelarocque]

@@EspenKraft My pleasure! Thank you for explaining the issue is not with the patches, but with the VSTs. Anyway, I'd just like to add I greatly enjoy your channel, and I've been using your PG8X preset pack in almost every track since I got it a couple of years ago. Cheers!

[@Roisland]

I just purchased! Please make more SymthWave patches 🙏

[@EspenKraft]

Many thanks! :) I have patches for other synths/samplers coming. Don't think I will make new ones for the Alpha any time soon though.

[@mdmusiz]

Beautiful sounds and well programmed. Thanks for a great work

[@EspenKraft]

Thank you very much! :)

[@christophertodman8254]

Great sounds...Today I just picked up a HS-80 for $75...needs some work...a few dead keys and buttons...look forward to getting it up to speed and using it for old school strings, bass and leads.

[@EspenKraft]

Congrats! :)

[@sock_park]

Hey Mr. Kraft, I'm a fan and regular watcher of your videos and didn't know you had an AlphaJuno bank. Excited to load these onto my AJ-1. They sound great!

[@EspenKraft]

Excellent! Thanks :D

[@helge666]

I used to own an a-JU-2 when you could still buy them new -- '87-'88 or something? Sold it in 1999 I think. Your patches make me want to get one again. Great work!

[@EspenKraft]

Thanks! Get one again ;-)

[@DestroyER82]

Solid programming! Good job Espen!

[@EspenKraft]

Many thanks! :)

[@CesarNova]

Great Sounds Espen! I love your job. Keep going!

[@EspenKraft]

Thank you very much man! :)

[@rm2kmidi]

Listening to your Sweep patches, they really remind me of the Roland D50's synth sweep. Though, I have to admit it sounds way better off the Alpha Juno. It does really well at those slow LFO sweeps. I also really like the brass patches in here. I think the factory patches are trying to hard to sound like real brass instruments, your patches make better use of that synthy analog brass sound. Anyway, a year+ on with my Alpha Juno; these patches are great.

[@papacarsten8375]

Super great job, Espen. i already loaded the patches into my AJ2. My job for next thursday (its a holiday here in germany) is to "translate" the parameters to my u-he Diva (maybe the best (software)synth for analog sounds...... Have a nice (rest)sunday.... Greets from germany...

[@EspenKraft]

Thank you very much! I'm curious how the patches will sound on the Diva if Diva have all the necessary parameters that correspond with the Alpha.

[@EvanPriceMusicChannel]

these are great! makes me want to grab this board

[@EspenKraft]

Thanks! Do it! ;-)

[@MrSpasticdancer]

you have great taste in sounds

[@EspenKraft]

Thanks! :)

[@JobimSynthMusic]

How to load the patches: 1) Press and hold the DATA TRANSFER button… 2) Press and hold the WRITE button… 3) Press and hold the 2 (BULK LOAD) button… 4) When the LCD shows Bulk Load MIDI.o release all three buttons (note the .o suffix!) 5) Have your sequencer play the MIDI file or "dump" the SysEx, if that option is available

[@LacklusterOfficial]

really pleasant patches, man! :)

[@EspenKraft]

Thanks for saying! :)

[@thepatchbay]

Awesome stuff Espen Kraft!

[@EspenKraft]

Thanks a million! :)

[@amulpatel]

Simply amazing sounds and programming

[@EspenKraft]

Thank you very much for saying! :)

[@rm2kmidi]

I've owned my Alpha Juno 2 for a couple weeks. I really like it's raw analog sound and the chorus effect is really good. But even though this synth is from 1986, most the patches I find online sound more like they're for 1990's techno music. I've had trouble finding decent 80's sounds for it. I mean, it's guts are almost the same as the Juno-106, it should be able to do almost everything that synth can do. I'm thinking I'll buy your patches and see how I like them. :P

[@EspenKraft]

I've sold all the Junos except the Alpha because it can do all the sounds of the 6/60/106. And more. All the patches in my bank are meant for 80s synthpop, not techno at all.

[@eliranwt]

The best channel of earth 🌍 ❤

[@EspenKraft]

Thanks!

[@davelordy]

Boom ! My first first ! : )

[@marcelodiana82]

Nice patches!

[@EspenKraft]

Thanks!

[@MoCheez]

Awesome, thanks!

[@EspenKraft]

Cheers!

[@EternalNaga187]

very nice sounds

[@EspenKraft]

Thanks! :)

[@bloodmapedit]

Three things that makes the Alpha stand out are the PWM in sawtooth wave, the array of sub osc waves and the adjustable chorus. Of all juno's the Alpha is the most versatile, but the JU-60 has got the looks and the JU-106 can send its slider changes though MIDI.

[@-VCO-]

A PG-300 takes care of the MIDI/sliders issue on the Alpha Junos. ;)

[@bloodmapedit]

@@-VCO- Sure but that's an extra.

[@-VCO-]

Probably still less than one of the older Junos (for now).

[@davelordy]

Still waiting for your 80s Midi chords pack !

[@EspenKraft]

I don't think that will happen anytome soon ;-)

[@sP33DyEdOld]

Yes that would be great not Mr Espen 😉🤘🏻

[@sP33DyEdOld]

I wil buy this one to support you!

[@fulge0903]

So incredible that at the time these units were considerated "cold", "punk crap", now every synth lover want to play this keyboards and their prices are now rising up like a space rocket

[@RogerioValgode]

Great 80s sounds!! I wish I had an Alpha Juno :(

[@EspenKraft]

Thanks! :)

[@ralpix6240]

Sorry to rub it in, but a few weeks ago I was able to pick one up for (the equivalent of) $50. Best auction haul ever!

[@RogerioValgode]

@@ralpix6240 Wow! Cool! :)

[@funkmachine6420]

@@ralpix6240 damn!!

[@FRANCARIA]

Excellent Espen

[@EspenKraft]

Thanks man! :)

[@EmulatorII]

Snyggt Espen:)

[@EspenKraft]

Tackar! :)

[@titansuvenir5279]

*человек получает удовольствие от занятия*

[@N1K5TA]

nice prog @2:16👌👍

[@EspenKraft]

Cool Nik, thanks! It's as close as I got to a pad I have in the S700 sampler. ;-)

[@kuwaitmarketing3168]

Thoseeee Bassessss yeahhh!

[@thombroom5515]

at 4:52 you sold me a JUNO 2...nice bass

[@EspenKraft]

Sweet!

[@CertainlyCaro]

Well damn, I gotta get an Alpha Juno then. At least they're relatively affordable, especially the A.J. 1

[@EspenKraft]

They're still criminally underrated so your smart to get one now :)

[@LacklusterOfficial]

the four note polyphony of the aj1 and no velocity on the keyboard will kill ya though. aj2 has 6 note polyphony.

[@thesrabbit]

Hell yes

[@Makebelieve123]

Hi @Espen Kraft , thank you for uploading these :) I have never loaded patches before and want to know once i have saved my patches and uploaded yours, will they both show on the synth or does one have to go through the same process to use my patches again ? I have the PG 300 too so im assuming i can tweak away with your patches too ? Thanks my friend !

[@EspenKraft]

That's correct. My bank fills the entire user bank so anything there will be gone if you upload my bank into it. Be sure to save your stuff first. You can of course edit my sounds as you like and store them again. Cheers

[@Makebelieve123]

@@EspenKraft Im assuming my patches are the originals which came on with the synth. Incase i make some error and end up losing them, do you have the originals incase i needed to load them again ? I've just downloaded sysex librarian right now

[@EspenKraft]

Your preset bank can't be overwritten, but it's your user bank that will be replaced by whatever you upload through sysex. I don't offer any support on how to restore whatever bank you overwrite. I only make banks of patches for synths. ;-)

[@McN4styFilth]

obligatory 10:54 ;) - love the patches and the video! Unfortunately I don't have an Alpha Juno but the Kawai K3 seems to fill that "gap" pretty well!

[@EspenKraft]

Thanks! The K3 is a great synth for sure.:)

[@clarkkent6503]

Veldig bra Espen 😊👍

[@EspenKraft]

Tackar så mycket! :)

[@clarkkent6503]

@@EspenKraft åja, e du svensk? Trudde du va norsk som mæ, hehe. Go hælg å skål 😊👍

[@EspenKraft]

Naida, er norsk som bare det jeg ;-) Spøkte bare. God hælj selv! :)

[@Sonikbytes]

Great patches that my AJ2 would love :) but for now I have to enjoy your DW8000 bank. If you had to choose between AJ2 or JX8p which would it be?

[@Sonikbytes]

Audio Realism's Re-dominator (best AJ2 emulation out there) VST could possibly load sysex if I am not mistaken

[@EspenKraft]

It's been tried and it doesn't work as the ReDominator so far can't import a bulk patch bank, only separate patches. My patch bank is the whole 64 bank.

[@EspenKraft]

Thanks! Hard choice, but I'd always go for the Alpha Juno before the DW-8000 myself. They're both excellent synths though.

[@ALo-pw7jb]

Hi Espen! Sound great, can these be loaded in any soft synth or vst?

[@EspenKraft]

Thanks! No, as said in the video description they can only be used on a hardware Alpha or MKS-50.

[@djkramnik7274]

Super +++++!!!!!!

[@EspenKraft]

Thanks! :)

[@jonhoeuce]

These patches sound awesome! But I am trying to bulk load the sysex but I get stuck on the ''Bulk Load MIDI.o''. Did anyone experienced the same issue? Thanks.

[@EspenKraft]

If you follow the step by step instructions in my video you can't go wrong. As long as you've hooked up the midi interface correctly and you have a working midi interface. The manual is also very clear.

[@jonhoeuce]

@@EspenKraft Thank you for taking taking the time answer. Seems like there was a driver issue with my midi interface on my mac. Now, let's make some music! :)

[@coletaylor5296]

Hey so I downloaded the patches and they sound great. Is there a way to send my previously made patches (i saved them to my iMac) and transfer those to the cartridge M16? I'm really lost and there was a Jupiter X sounding patch the guy who I bought it from that sounded great. Thanks and I love these patches once again!

[@EspenKraft]

To save patches on the cartridge, you have to have them in the Alpha first. I suggest you re-load your set into the Alpha again and then save them on a cartridge. Then you can re-load my bank again and have access to them all. Thanks! :)

[@coletaylor5296]

Espen Kraft thanks man! Love the channel, you shred

[@TheAVsChannel]

Is this process writing over the 64 factory patches or will your patches be stored in the 64 user patch slots with the process in the video? Do I need the memory cartridge to get the 64 user patch slots?

[@EspenKraft]

That's right. These will overwrite what you have there in user memory. So you have to save these on a memory cart or sysex to your computer before if you like to keep your own patches intact.

[@ZoeSummers1701A]

Do you know if these work with RolandCloud and it’s Juno 106?

[@EspenKraft]

Two very different synths with totally different synth parameters so it will not.

[@musicstudynetwork]

Is there a way to get these patches to load into a re- dominator VST?

[@EspenKraft]

If you check the comments lately, there is this guy that have made some conversion app or whatever. The Re-Dominator guys refuses to make the plugin load in a complete sysex bank. For some reason they won't do it. Shame on them as they're the ones loosing out on that. My bank is the best patches you can find for the Alpha when it comes to usable 80s type of sounds. ;-)

[@RufusKrauss]

can these patches be loaded in the reDominator vst?

[@RufusKrauss]

I thought this was possible

[@EspenKraft]

I don't think reDominator accepts whole sysex banks. Some has asked before. Check with the makers of it.

[@JohanBakkeMusik]

Can I use this patches in the Roland Cloud version of Juno?

[@EspenKraft]

Roland Cloud does not have a emulation of the Alpha Juno so that you cannot.

[@JohanBakkeMusik]

@@EspenKraft You're right, it's the Juno 106!

[@goetzze]

This patches works with alpha juno 1?

[@EspenKraft]

There is no difference between the Alphas when it comes to patches. So yes.

[@tazcerogers2947]

Will you be including some midi of your sexy keyboard playing?

[@EspenKraft]

Afraid not, I don't even record MIDI data usually. In my songs about 90 percent of all you hear is recorded by hand straight in as audio.

[@DavidAPiano]

So a newb question here but will these patches work though Ableton, i have an Ultranova but i guess i wouldn't be able to store them in the Ultranova. Great sounding patches even if i can't use them.

[@EspenKraft]

No stupid questions, just stupid answers. Anyways, forget Ableton or Ultranova, these patches can only be used if you have a hardware Alpha Juno or the module MKS-50. Old school you know. ;-)

[@GoodLuck-GoodLuck]

what reverb did you use?

[@EspenKraft]

Just a hall reverb from Valhalla in this demo.

[@hschieck]

So you and your alpha can even do without your beloved Eventide H3000. :-D

[@EspenKraft]

Sure, all relationships must end...

[@MrUnit731]

Can someone tell me what the difference in sound is between analogue and not analogue synthesizers?

[@davetbassbos]

Warm vs Bright, lol. but that's the usual way of explaining it, both had periods when they dominated pop music

[@albertwesker2050]

If I bought these could you just send me the parameters? I’d rather just program them in myself as a learning experience. I also have the Pg-300 it would be easy to do.

[@EspenKraft]

No, I don't have that. You'd have to study the parameters afterwards. I don't have them written down.

[@joelalexander4513]

i CAN TELL YOU'RE not into this fucken thing. Thanks for the demo, but we both know...it's gunta be the Korg DW-8000, bro. HAHAHA!!