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Roland Juno Chorus on iOS? (Solved) Next: Roland bashing
Not much to add...is there something on ios that comes more or less close to the magic (stardust) of a juno chorus?
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FAC Chorus by Frederic Corvest
https://itunes.apple.com/pt/app/fac-chorus/id1230164766?l=en&mt=8
Technically a GliGli emulation (I think) but that’s modelled on the Juno 60 (they say) and this thing sounds great.
Hang on, according to @FredAntonCorvest: “I built an emulation of my Juno 106 Chorus”
https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/19884/fac-chorus-by-frederic-corvest-auv3-amazing-warmth-and-depth/p1
Thank! Great that i already have it (bought it when it was a buck) but did not try yet
I used to have a Juno 60 amd you’re right.
Love FAC.
Perfect timing. I was just looking for a chorus. Thanks @tomato_juice This sounds just lovely.
I’ve got a 106 and I’ve got the FAC. FAC gives me the same feels.
I used to have a Juno 60, too. I sure do miss that thing.
Oh i gonna have to check that out @tomato_juice , thx! Juno Chorus = GOAT Chorus. What do you guys think, do the emulations come close to the original thing? I would love to get my hands on one of these: https://feedback-modules.myshopify.com/products/106-chorus?variant=30204354113
cool,... but i wish me more a perfect iOS AU emolution of the small stone Phaser.
BTW this is another opportunity for the iOS community to beg Patrick Kunz https://twitter.com/ToguAudioLine to bring his genius VSTs to iOS. He has a great free Juno Chorus VST, and is generally one of the best devs, and certainly number one when it comes to emulating Roland stuff!
As already mentioned here, I've built an emulation of my Juno 106 Chorus. If you are looking for the classic configuration please have a look to "Classic 6A Chorus I and II". Then you can alter the parameters an get something different, browse to other presets.
Do you own a Juno 106 ? You could perform a test yourself, but only between FAC Chorus and the Juno 106. Do not test between softs, only soft to hardware. You can get an idea here in the video:
I used the following settings
A11 Brass Set 1 - Chorus set to OFF! Very important
A48 Synth Bass I (unison)
Check out Tonestack
Tonestack as AU app?
AB and Link. Not AU AFAIK
Yeah, wouldn't that be great? Hope soon.
I used a lot of the TAL stuff when I was desktop only. Pretty freakin' amazing, and for free just unbelievable.
Last time I asked he was not interested in porting his stuff to iOS
That was after a few AUv3's were already released on iOS...
I would sure love to see his stuff as AUv3's on iOS!
Patrick Kunz is a Music Tech genius. One of the best.
His synth emulations are unbelievable. The Juno, or the 101, such a simple synth, but one gigantic sweetspot. And to replicate this in software is an unbelievable achievement. I truly think, that his synths sound better than Rolands own emulations, which you have to purchase a subscription for.
And it would look so fine on iOS, current devices would be more than capable to handle the Juno and 101 emulation...
Hope he changes his mind someday, if it wouldn't be too hard to port, it could be a viable business. Most likely he is pissed off by App Store fee...
Another admirable thing, he was one of the first people to release pro-level open-source synth VSTs. Truly a pioneer and generous developer.
I may get some flack for this... His emulations are so good, they are better than Roland's own VSTs (maybe even their hardware re-issues).
Back on topic, I'm going to second FAC Chorus.
For those of you who want an "instant 80s sound", throwing that on the upcoming free FM Player (http://discchord.com/appnews/2017/11/08/thesoundtestroom-fm-player-preview) will pretty much get you to 1987 and back.
Haha glad that you think so too
Always nice to get some outside confirmation. The "boutique" reissues are nothing but the same mediocre DSP code running on some really crappy DSPs, which can only do 4-voice polyphony. If you want 8 voices, you have to chain two of these together lol: https://www.roland.com/global/products/ju-06/
please don't make it another boutique bashing thread,the internet is full of this shit.Oh,and i own a couple of them and do really like em so there's that
Well, the internet is not wrong. But i'll oblige, since it is OT anyway, but consider this. If people like you wouldn't be spending money on this garbage, maybe Roland would be motivated to either release decent analog reissues, or maybe even go iOS? Ever thought about that?
Kaboom.
Getting FAC Chorus RN
I doubt anyone would know the difference in a true blind test. I’ve owned both.
Lol.
Didn't mean to open a can of worms. Make music with whatever inspires you!
"the internet is not wrong"
lol
Sinple solution:u don't like it,don't buy it.There are more toys than ever on the market.It's a waste of time to hate on something you don't like.Obviously there are more than enough people who are satisfied with it.I'm not saying their stuff is perfect (because it isn't) but to call it"garbage"is ridiculous and not worth to discuss further.
@analog_matt
exactly
But i want to buy it. I just can't. I'm not a hater, i'm a scorned lover, let down by a company which was once amazing and is now shit. Our frustration comes from a place of love for the Roland sound. And an unwillingness to accept, that things got worse 30 years later. 30 fucking years later!