Alpha Juno 1/2 Emulated

US AudioRealism releases ReDominator complete with that Hoover sound      11/06/14

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AudioRealism tells us that ReDominator is an emulation of the classic Alpha Juno 1/2 (JU-1/2), a polyphonic DCO (digitally controlled oscillator) based synth from 1986.

A spokesperson told us, "The JU-1/2 became popular in the early 90's techno and rave scene particularly by the classic Hoover sound (which ReDominator attempts to emulate accurately). But beyond those niche sounds there lays a versatile synthesizer that does bass, pads, leads, organs and a lot of other sounds waiting to be discovered!"

Features:

  • DCO:Featuring fourteen (14) different harmonically rich waveforms including a unique PWM-sawtooth. Three waveforms can be combined per voice enabling massive sounds.
  • VCF: ReDominator contains a high quality 24dB/octave lowpass filter with a warmth control (VCA level) which unlike the original Alpha Juno causes warm overtones in place of harsh digital distortion when overdriven.
  • Envelope: ReDominator features a unique 8 parameter envelope which enables much more complicated and expressive sounds than a standard ADSR. There are four time settings, three levels and a unique keyboard scaling parameter which gives the sound a "sampler" quality.
  • Accurate emulation of the Alpha Juno 1/2 including the famous Hoover patch
  • 14 different low aliasing waveforms including a unique PWM-sawtooth
  • High quality full range 24dB/octave low-pass filter
  • Unique 8 parameter envelope generator which enables much more complicated and expressive sounds than a standard ADSR
  • 200+ bundled patches (of which many are sysex converted from our own JU-2)
  • Patch importer which allows importing sysex patches from your own Alpha Juno and play them in ReDominator
  • Chord Memory function (VST/AU version only)

 



Pricing and Availability:
EUR 55.00

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