GR-700 - help with turbo lover by judas priest.

Started by rob147, February 25, 2015, 07:21:07 PM

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I recently picked up a roland GR-700, I love it I just programmed the sound from the intro of turbo lover by judas priest. Im trying to figure out how to add the pulsing effect to it for the main part of the song. does anyone know how to do this? ???

Elantric

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The GR-700 shares same Roland Synth engine as the Roland JX-3P
http://www.joness.com/gr300/GR-700.htm


Responds to Velocity like the equally similar Roland MKS-30 Planet-S rack synth

All Tips & Tricks for JX3P  & MKS-30 Planet-S also apply to the GR-700

The optional PG-200 Remote control panel aids in GR-700 programming and live performance control
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roland_JX-3P





Demo of Roland JX-3P, an analog synthesizer with two DCOs. It sounds good but it's a pain to program without the add-on programming module. I demonstrate various tricks including some oscillator sync and modulation, filter resonance sample and hold LFO, etc. A bit of reverb added in post, rest of sound direct from the synth.





For all people who own a JX-3P here are 4 Sounds for you,
I step thought all Parameters so that you are able to program this sounds on your 3P.
Thank all of the people who give comments on my first video about my sounds.
Here is the Link:...



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WayneJoness wrote>


https://www.joness.com/gr300/GR-700.htm​


The distinctive sound of "Turbo Lover" is patch 3-5 ("Lead III"), from the original (version 1.1 - 1.4) software. This patch was removed from version 1.5.

The grinding sound of "Turbo Lover" is classic oscillator cross-synchronization. One oscillator is forced to restart its wave cycle (period) by a second oscillator.

In the GR-700, oscillator two is set to sync to oscillator one. Meanwhile, the pitch of oscillator two is swept up by a control voltage from the envelope generator.

Without the classic oscillator cross-synchronization we would simply hear oscillator two sweep its pitch in a somewhat meaningless way. With the classic oscillator cross-synchronization, we can hear the harmonic content change while the basic pitch of the oscillator follows the pitch of oscillator one, which tracks the note played on the guitar.


This video shows how to replicate this sound on the Roland JX-03 the clone of the Roland JX-3P. This is the same engine as the Roland MKS-30 and GR-700, all of which can be programmed by the Roland PG-200.