Production Tricks: Juno Plucks

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My name is Janus Rasmussen and for this weeks episode of Production Tricks, I'll go over how I make my synth plucks with my vintage Roland Juno 60.
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Комментарии : 45

@AUTOSAD777 2 года назад

Thanks, Janus! Have a Merry Christmas, friend.

@DaveSheehan 4 года назад

Learning lots as usual, thanks for sharing!

@JanusRasmussen 4 года назад

Glad to hear that. More to come my friend! 🙌

@JoshRichmanDesign 3 года назад

Amazing! Love patch walk-throughs! Please share more patches you make. Great stuff!

@JanusRasmussen 3 года назад

Thank you 🙌 yeah I should make more patches, it's a lot of fun to do

@abhishekc1458 2 года назад

Your Videos are Really Helpful and Easy To Understand.Please Make More Like This and little Briefs

@Mickeysternum245 3 года назад

This guy is my hero

@sebastiantamayo3601 4 года назад

Was waiting for another one of these! Thanks for this.

@JanusRasmussen 4 года назад

Thank you for watching 🙌 More to come!

@andywhyte3204 4 года назад

Amazing, thank you for doing this!

@JanusRasmussen 4 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it! More to come soon :)

@rafeek6730 4 года назад

really amazing video i love how both hardware and software are involved in this video , would love to see more videos like this , thank you for the effort have a good day !

@rafeek6730 4 года назад

wait what the f*** u r janus from kiasmos holly f*** didn't notice that until rewatching the video say hi to oli and good luck in ur future projects

@lphatty 4 года назад

Great tips. Often with analog synths I will leave the filter a bit more open than the final intended sound so that more highs can be rolled off later to reduce noise. If analog is captured too dark you can't get the highs back 👍🏼

@JanusRasmussen 4 года назад

I do that as well, and it works great, but sometimes I just really like having the filter quite closed on my Juno sounds and then add eq afterwards, there's just something I enjoy about that sound. I'll just have to live with all the hiss that comes with it 😅

@lphatty 4 года назад

@@JanusRasmussen maybe you should have your Juno checked out? It is actually one of my least noisy synths! My OB6 is the worst for noise... I have the Juno 60 as well and it came with the tubbutec mod from the previous owner, which can also create some different oscillator drift

@RufusRoss 4 года назад

This is Gold!

@JanusRasmussen 4 года назад

Thank you for watching, it means a lot! 🙌

@themssound 4 года назад

Awesome, as always ! Thanks for sharing all of these tips Janus :)

@JanusRasmussen 4 года назад

My pleasure! More to come soon my friend :)

@mytwosynths1747 3 года назад

glad i found this, fantastic productions/tips as always. Thanks for sharing! 🙌

@stefanozandona2565 4 года назад

Thank you Janus, your channel is very inspiring. Can you please make a tutorial how to recreate that typical dreamy atmosphere used for the strings in your Kiasmos tracks? I suppose it s a kind of shimmer or chorus plus reverb that surrounds the recorded strings

@monopong330 4 года назад

Thanks for your videos, looking forward to see the Jupiter 4 in action ;)

@JanusRasmussen 3 года назад

You and me both! I will have to fix it up before that though, it's very hard to keep alive, poor thing.

@JonathanSummersMuir 4 года назад

that's really helpful. I've always been using the sawtooth and not the square, will have to try using the square more on my juno boutique.

@thorstenh.4750 3 года назад

Sounds so great. Thx for sharing !

@florianorlogi2051 4 года назад

Thank you so much again for the great insights!

@berlin2318 4 года назад

Thank you man.

@JanusRasmussen 4 года назад

Thank you for watching! 🙌🙌

@rohnemusic 4 года назад

Love it

@JanusRasmussen 4 года назад

Thanks! More to come soon 🙌

@wearepolaroit 4 года назад

amazing :)

@abhishekc1458 6 месяцев назад

Nice explanation Could you please make a video on how to connect juno or external Synth to Ableton

@tainovibe 4 года назад

Cool stuff!)

@cordacerta 4 года назад

great video love from brazil

@JanusRasmussen 4 года назад

Thanks for watching! All my love to Brazil ❤️

@MalikAmer87 2 года назад

nice video thanks for sharing 🙏.

@conorw1989 2 года назад

Great video. How do you identify these very specific 'problem' frequencies that you EQ individually(not the broad high/low pass kind of stuff)? I have seen this mentioned by others too, but it's not clear how they determine these specific frequencies. Cheers!

@StephenAndrichuk 3 года назад

following along with the tal u no lx :)

@CavallaroFabrizio 4 года назад

Yesss

@tobiasbraun7635 3 года назад

Hey Janus. Your videos are very helpful. Thanks a lot for sharing your skills. Two questions about working with the Juno 60: The Juno 60 has no midi, right? Is there a way to midi control the Juno 60 from ableton. With any midi to something converter? And have you ever tryed the Juno 106? Do you prefer the sound of the 60 over the 106? And if so, why? Thanks a lot for your help.

@davidobienu9971 4 года назад

Thank you for this tutorial. It was very helpful Quick Question: How did you get your slate plugins to show in ableton?

@krzemian 3 года назад

Janus the fact that you have only 5k subscribers and personally respond to comments, you don't even know how ridiculous that is to me. Do people not realise you're 1/2nd of Kiasmos or what? :D Been at your DJ set a couple of years ago at P23 in Katowice, dope stuff! :)