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I own the Jupiter 6 since middle 80's. Its analog, it has preset storing, its polyphonic and it has a special cross modulation which make the synth sound rich and warm. Used this one for the main melody on Exit EEE "Epidemic", waaaay back in the early 90's. This "Epidemic" sound was tried to be reproduced by other artist and other synth with no luck. The filter/reso of the Jupiter 6 is very unique.
Acrid Abeyance, Pergon, Unknown Structure were made with original TB's. I bought them very cheap (haha) in the late 80's, early 90's. And I made a lot of records and live gigs with it. Pure or with stompboxes or other fx. It always sounds just phatt. For me it has also the best sequencer with the acc / slide programming.
The Roland Juno 106 is versitile. I mainly used it for chords, nice arpeggios, warm pads or dirty noise sounds / percussion on various tracks.
Great sound, great possibilties, very flexible modulation matrix, but not enough knobs and access at same time. Don´t really like zapping thru menus at all without an editor. I love to import my own wavetables and samples. The filter, especially the ppg like can reproduce moog like sounds. And it does not really sound digital.
Many people think this one sounds cheap or more like a toy. But this is not true! I created a product demo song for Waldorf just using this Rocket and I just can say "it rocks". It#s more versitile then you may think. And the "detune/chord" function the the osc section makes it sounding unique.
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With the sample mod by Bruce Forat you can store a whole set of drums to the pads. Great vintage sounding and the internal timing is tight and precise. You can tune each drum and each can be leveled and panned individually to the output. It also has a build in sequencer.
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