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Just cracked out the ol' JP8080... 140 saw waves in a single note.
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| bjporter |
Skip to 3:13 for Double Unison - 140 saw waves (2 layers * 10 voices each * 1 Supersaw * 7 saw waves stacked). Both unison stacks are detuned and panned a bit.
Everything is JP8080 except for some third party reverb / delay. NO compression, limiter, etc.
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https://soundcloud.com/bjporter/bjp...0-supersaw-1-vs
:eyespop: Still sounds nice after these years |
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| vercetti |
| A thread in 2025: Modern Talking - still sounds Massive! |
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| bjporter |
| quote: | Originally posted by vercetti
A thread in 2025: Modern Talking - still sounds Massive! |
lulz. I agree that will happen.
People will still be trying to emulate the Supersaw? Perhaps try to emulate every little digital artifact, crackle and click? :haha: |
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| MSZ |
| Everyone knows you need at least 400 saws. |
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| bjporter |
| quote: | Originally posted by MSZ
Everyone knows you need at least 400 saws. |
:nervous: Can't even handle 140..... 400???? |
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| Fledz |
| I'll always have a soft spot for the supersaw. |
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| clay |
| the supersaw still sounds powerfull but the unison is crap |
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| bjporter |
| quote: | Originally posted by clay
the supersaw still sounds powerfull but the unison is crap |
That's interesting. Most usually like the double unison. I'm glad someone enjoys the non-unison version. You might be the first so far. |
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| clay |
| unison rarely sounds well. always s up the raw sound, on all synths ive owned really. some plugins are more subtle though. |
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| bjporter |
| quote: | Originally posted by clay
unison rarely sounds well. always s up the raw sound, on all synths ive owned really. some plugins are more subtle though. |
It would be valuable if you could describe the characteristics of what makes a bad unison, and also what am I looking for in this demo? Some kind of artifact, click, clashing of frequencies?
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| alanzo |
| Price vs output, I think my JP8000 is the only instrument I'll never get rid of. Unless the price jumps to greater than $1,000 USD. I've had and sold A LOT of synths...... Plus just playing with that board... it's a piece of trance history. |
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| Looney4Clooney |
I have a patch for the G2 that sounds identical to the jp8000. I don't have the original so i cant 'do an A/B but ya, it sounds a little better which i suppose gives it away as the jp had this brittle sound you needed to eq.
And there is a point much like distortion with guitars that you have too much distortion. Sometimes piggy packing that really thick lead with a saw that has less unison and more definition will sound a lot better. |
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