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Subject: Hey Hillevelt
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Original Message 1/4 30-Jul-98 @ 11:15 PM - Hey Hillevelt
Hillevelt, I noticed in one of the other threads that you mention a MKS-7. I have seen a couple of these advertised locally at good prices, (less than a Juno), and I was wondering if you would be able to explain just how similar it is to a Juno.
You mentioned that your model is a rack module. Is there a full keys version?
In what way is it 3 Junos? Are you able to separately control 3 synth chips? 3 sets of internal effects? 3 times the polyphony?
What else does it do? One guy selling one locally wrote that it's "2 Junos plus a 707 plus a bass synth". Is this true? For CAD$475 I could handle that.
I'm getting a little tired of Korg sounds and need something that will cut through in a mix. Is this the machine for me? I will use it for garage, ambient and d'n'b.
Thanks for your help.
You mentioned that your model is a rack module. Is there a full keys version?
In what way is it 3 Junos? Are you able to separately control 3 synth chips? 3 sets of internal effects? 3 times the polyphony?
What else does it do? One guy selling one locally wrote that it's "2 Junos plus a 707 plus a bass synth". Is this true? For CAD$475 I could handle that.
I'm getting a little tired of Korg sounds and need something that will cut through in a mix. Is this the machine for me? I will use it for garage, ambient and d'n'b.
Thanks for your help.
Message 2/4 31-Jul-98 @ 11:23 PM - RE: Hey Hillevelt
Yeah, it's a very nice little box, IF YOU'VE GOT A S/W EDITOR! Any junolib freeware will do, but you can only program it alone w/ a special keypress, & you have to store the settings in your sequencer (there's a past thread where houseman clued me in on doing this; look up pc1600).
Anyway, it's got one 4-voice polyphony 106 voice, one 2-voice polyphony 106 voice, and one monophonic bass voice (REALLY nice presets), + the 707 kit. Supposedly it's Roland's first multi-timbral synth. I paid $175 US, but prices run pretty wide.
You can also group two of the channels together, giving you 6-voice poly. Yes, 3 separate chorus's, 3 separate everything's, but only 2 rack spaces. I hate juno's but need 'em, this is the only way I can justify owning one ;)
Anyway, it's got one 4-voice polyphony 106 voice, one 2-voice polyphony 106 voice, and one monophonic bass voice (REALLY nice presets), + the 707 kit. Supposedly it's Roland's first multi-timbral synth. I paid $175 US, but prices run pretty wide.
You can also group two of the channels together, giving you 6-voice poly. Yes, 3 separate chorus's, 3 separate everything's, but only 2 rack spaces. I hate juno's but need 'em, this is the only way I can justify owning one ;)
Message 3/4 03-Aug-98 @ 08:33 PM - RE: Hey Hillevelt
haha... he hates junos
what a whammy chorus ...
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what a whammy chorus ...
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Message 4/4 03-Aug-98 @ 10:24 PM - RE: Hey Hillevelt
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Who hates Junos?
Thats what I'm looking for ..... Juno 106!
Anyone in London selling one?
Thats what I'm looking for ..... Juno 106!
Anyone in London selling one?
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