Cool! Nice melodies! I love this machine so much, never before I could sketch ideas on the fly without the need to connect keyboard to a sequencer. I can't understand though why on people's videos they can assign different FX on different drum parts, let's say on FX2. In my case (build 1.51) if I assign flanger on Sneer drum I cannot assign a different FX2 on the high hat, it also uses flanger... Can't figure this even from the menu FX routing options.
You get FX1 or FX2 for the whole kit (with tweakable sends per drum sound), then individual Delay and Reverb sends per drum sound (per oscillator in the three synth parts), or do you mean you've seen people do different routings per drum sound?
Licinius Varrus Yes, I distinctly remember having seen these individual drum part rooting but couldn’t find the video! I start to wonder if this was not the first build ware version and then they changed it to avoid crashes from memory saturation..?
According to the JD-Xi manual each digital osc has a dedicated filter. There's no mention of being able to route multiple oscs through a common filter. Is this really the case? It would be an odd, restrictive deviation from the standard subtractive synthesis architecture.
then you simply program the filter to have the same settings across all three oscillators and adjust the keytracking so it behaves like all oscillators go through the same filter (as a point of reference, +50 keytracking gets you pitch-perfect keytracking) - the "PCM engine" in the Juno-DS and FA keyboards and he Zen-Core engine in the grooveboxes and 2019 Fantom can actually route two oscillators through the same filter (4 oacillators per patch), also, the drum sounds in those plus JD-Xi route up to four oscillators through a common filter and EGs, and this is per drum sound You can program additional kicks and other percussion in the unused keys as only 26 out of 37 are used in the JD-Xi factory presets (I've yet try going further, you might be able to program drum kits with 88 different sounds using a MIDI controller)
I almost cried when you played The spaceman melody, awesome work!
Your videos are always so classy - great audio quality and crystal clear video - so professional, Thanks!
Wonderful! Your music is great! I hsve the JD-Xi too, my only video uploaded is so poor, not comparable with yours! 😀
Gear needs talent. You have it!! Very very cool!
If the mic input were able to be used as a breath midi controller it'd make this synth more unique and awesome.
Great playing :) Please tell me. How to connect synthesizer directly to Zoom Q8. I want to record synth audio on Zoom Q8 SD Card. Plus video.
SOLD! Do you know if the vocoder/input can send midi message? If this possible, this little guy is a unprecedent joy.
Cool! Nice melodies! I love this machine so much, never before I could sketch ideas on the fly without the need to connect keyboard to a sequencer. I can't understand though why on people's videos they can assign different FX on different drum parts, let's say on FX2. In my case (build 1.51) if I assign flanger on Sneer drum I cannot assign a different FX2 on the high hat, it also uses flanger... Can't figure this even from the menu FX routing options.
You get FX1 or FX2 for the whole kit (with tweakable sends per drum sound), then individual Delay and Reverb sends per drum sound (per oscillator in the three synth parts), or do you mean you've seen people do different routings per drum sound?
Licinius Varrus Yes, I distinctly remember having seen these individual drum part rooting but couldn’t find the video! I start to wonder if this was not the first build ware version and then they changed it to avoid crashes from memory saturation..?
According to the JD-Xi manual each digital osc has a dedicated filter. There's no mention of being able to route multiple oscs through a common filter. Is this really the case? It would be an odd, restrictive deviation from the standard subtractive synthesis architecture.
then you simply program the filter to have the same settings across all three oscillators and adjust the keytracking so it behaves like all oscillators go through the same filter (as a point of reference, +50 keytracking gets you pitch-perfect keytracking) - the "PCM engine" in the Juno-DS and FA keyboards and he Zen-Core engine in the grooveboxes and 2019 Fantom can actually route two oscillators through the same filter (4 oacillators per patch), also, the drum sounds in those plus JD-Xi route up to four oscillators through a common filter and EGs, and this is per drum sound
You can program additional kicks and other percussion in the unused keys as only 26 out of 37 are used in the JD-Xi factory presets (I've yet try going further, you might be able to program drum kits with 88 different sounds using a MIDI controller)
i don't even know how to use this thing. .
Hello partner...