2 short sound examples:

http://www.m-pi.com/pd/pd-acid.mp3

http://www.m-pi.com/pd/pd-acid2.mp3

my juno. makes pretty nice acid i reckon. feel free to do whatever you want with this. there is no licence or anything. you can modify it or whatever. have fun.

file is here: http://www.m-pi.com/pd/juno.zip

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edit...there is a readme file to explain what to do, but i didn't stress enough:

WATCH YOUR SPEAKERS!!! the different presets i made have large volume discrepancies.

Great work. I think the grid sequencer is the star of the show actually, it's very easy to use and you can save sequences which makes it handy as a melody notepad.

best,
andy

great code hardoff... thanks to your patch we can learn something ... thank you for sharing...

yeah - very nice

some good stuff to learn from!

thx for sharing it

Pd says ">~ ... couldn't create". Where can I find this? I'm on WinXP 0.38.4 extended.

Great sound!! Nice emulation!!

Thanks for sharing this

For Domien: >~ is part of zexy lib...

Alberto

arrhh, i knew there would be some mistakes.

just realised that the sequencer is out of tune. i won't post the whole patch again. but if anyone is bothered, then go into the junoseq patch, and open the [pd code] subpatch, and then open the subpatch in the top right corner of thatr: [pd read]

the [+ 57] object should actually be [+ 60].

"the [+ 57] object should actually be [+ 60]."

That's good enough for techno.

thanks to pd top guru claude, i improved the sound of this a lot by adding a [tanh] section to the signal. so now instead of normal digital clipping it has a nicer analogue style saturation.

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/juno.tar.gz

that is a LOT of fun! thanks for sharing!

the chebychev example produces smoother distortion with the odd harmonics,i cant wait to try out your juno, I rather like the bristol juno emulator.

don't expect much actual emulation really. It DOES have a filter and some envelope generator or something like that in common though

pretty nice