Juno Emulation

[doctorno]

This is an attempt at a structural emulation of the JUNO 6. It does not exactly sound like one, of course, but its interface is similar to the original. There is only one thing that I was not able to include in the patch: the delayed LFO. Can anyone give me advice concerning this?

!!! Attachment deleted - you will find two improved versions of the original patch below !!!

[varice]

I don't know how the Juno delayed LFO works, but one way to patch one would be to use a logic Delay module and another ADSR envelope module. Connect the keyboard gate output to the delay input, the delay output to the ADSR gate input, the LFO output to the signal input of the ADSR. Set the desired delay time, set the ADSR attack time to fade in the LFO. Set the attack shape for the desired fade in curve.

[doctorno]

Thank you very much. Your advice was a great help. I have added the delayed LFO. I am also working on a modified patch with a single DualOSC instead of the individual oscillators for the pulse, saw and sub waves. I think this will get me closer to the original Juno´s sound. I should also work on a better chorus effect, I think.

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MH Juno Emu.pch2
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[doctorno]

Now, here is the modified and improved Juno Emulation using the poly6 3phase chorus by ian-s among other improvements.

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MH Juno Var.pch2
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[aliced25]

maybe the best way to emulate the lfo delay is to use an envelope like this one (picture). it's important to use the following settings: reset, full release and expexp shape and attack to control the delay time. so you have a delay in the release time, too and you can play it polyphonic...

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[dorremifasol]

It sounds great, thanks!