Re: [linux-audio-dev] Ultramaster Juno6, anyone?
That's cool and all, but what about the RS-101? What happened to Ultramaster? They had some cool looking stuff that I never got a chance to use. On Fri, May 28, 2004 at 10:59:29AM +0200, Frank NEUMANN wrote: Hi all, some might remember that two years ago (or so) there was a nice (though at that time closed-source, I think) software synth for Linux called Ultramaster Juno 6, a faith reproduction of the Roland Juno 6. At some point this project disappeared from the websites. When I talked to Marek Peteraj earlier this year, he mentioned to me that he attempts to convince the developers to release it to the public. And right now, while proofreading Ico's paper for the next ICMC I found that it has been open-sourced this year and is now available here: http://sf.net/projects/juno6 That's the old source code from 2000, and people have started converting it into a VST instrument recently. I just wonder if anyone has already begun with attempts to e.g. jackify it or otherwise fixing it up for e.g. ALSA Midi input etc. Looks like a very nice small to medium-sized project.. Greetings, Frank PS: If this has been brought up here before - sorry.
Re: [linux-audio-dev] Ultramaster Juno6, anyone?
Frank NEUMANN wrote: Hi all, some might remember that two years ago (or so) there was a nice (though at that time closed-source, I think) software synth for Linux called Ultramaster Juno 6, a faith reproduction of the Roland Juno 6. At some point this project disappeared from the websites. When I talked to Marek Peteraj earlier this year, he mentioned to me that he attempts to convince the developers to release it to the public. And right now, while proofreading Ico's paper for the next ICMC I found that it has been open-sourced this year and is now available here: http://sf.net/projects/juno6 That's the old source code from 2000, and people have started converting it into a VST instrument recently. I just wonder if anyone has already begun with attempts to e.g. jackify it or otherwise fixing it up for e.g. ALSA Midi input etc. Looks like a very nice small to medium-sized project.. Just in case anyone's interested, I got bored today so I stripped out all the windows crap and got this thing to compile and run.. it doesn't actually WORK but hey... at least it runs. So if anyone wants to work on it, drop me a line. (I'll post an update if I get the damned thing actually making noise...) -Dave
Re: [linux-audio-dev] Ultramaster Juno6, anyone?
cool! great to see this cool instrument gpl'd. Frank NEUMANN wrote: Hi all, some might remember that two years ago (or so) there was a nice (though at that time closed-source, I think) software synth for Linux called Ultramaster Juno 6, a faith reproduction of the Roland Juno 6. At some point this project disappeared from the websites. When I talked to Marek Peteraj earlier this year, he mentioned to me that he attempts to convince the developers to release it to the public. And right now, while proofreading Ico's paper for the next ICMC I found that it has been open-sourced this year and is now available here: http://sf.net/projects/juno6 That's the old source code from 2000, and people have started converting it into a VST instrument recently. I just wonder if anyone has already begun with attempts to e.g. jackify it or otherwise fixing it up for e.g. ALSA Midi input etc. Looks like a very nice small to medium-sized project.. Greetings, Frank PS: If this has been brought up here before - sorry. -- Jörn Nettingsmeier Lortzingstr. 11, 45128 Essen, Germany http://spunk.dnsalias.org (my server) http://www.linuxaudiodev.org (Linux Audio Developers)
Re: [linux-audio-dev] Ultramaster Juno6, anyone?
On Sat, 2004-05-29 at 17:00, Marek Peteraj wrote: Hi, it wasn't GPLed by its original authors, but it might be that it's been acknowledged from the original authors s/from/by/ :) I just wonder if anyone has already begun with attempts to e.g. jackify it or otherwise fixing it up for e.g. ALSA Midi input etc. Looks like a very nice small to medium-sized project.. It's not only very nice but the results are actually damn accurate, i can testify that since i've got a real juno6 at home. Marek
Re: [linux-audio-dev] Ultramaster Juno6, anyone?
Marek Peteraj wrote: It's not only very nice but the results are actually damn accurate, i can testify that since i've got a real juno6 at home. I'll second that. I owned one for a while and compared it to the UM software. Not bad, not bad at all... dp
[linux-audio-dev] Ultramaster Juno6, anyone?
Hi all, some might remember that two years ago (or so) there was a nice (though at that time closed-source, I think) software synth for Linux called Ultramaster Juno 6, a faith reproduction of the Roland Juno 6. At some point this project disappeared from the websites. When I talked to Marek Peteraj earlier this year, he mentioned to me that he attempts to convince the developers to release it to the public. And right now, while proofreading Ico's paper for the next ICMC I found that it has been open-sourced this year and is now available here: http://sf.net/projects/juno6 That's the old source code from 2000, and people have started converting it into a VST instrument recently. I just wonder if anyone has already begun with attempts to e.g. jackify it or otherwise fixing it up for e.g. ALSA Midi input etc. Looks like a very nice small to medium-sized project.. Greetings, Frank PS: If this has been brought up here before - sorry.
