TubeOhm 106-Emulation

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What is the 106-Emulation

The Juno 106 Emulation brings you back the sounds from the 1980.

first - 106-Emu emulates the Sound of the well known hardware.

second - the 106-Emu can be use as a controller for the hardware . This with a complete set of MIDI SYSEX.
Now it is possible to prog sounds in the 106-Emulation and send it to the Hardware.
Or you can load patches into the software and the patch is transmitted direct to the hardware .
And - you can use the Arp for the hardware.

third - i have build some new features into it -ON/OFF switchable .
This are the EXTENTIONS. If you switch the extentions on , you get an additional VCA, OSC sync, Delay, ARP, Voice doubler, a second LFO . But if you want to have only the emulation - switch the EXTENTIONS off.



new functions with the EXTENTIONS

set the EXTENTIONS ACTIVE and switch off the keyboard




routing SYSEX to the hardware- unidirectional



yepp, and you can select the colors of the LEDs
Wooden sides or black plastic is also possible .

Videos - sorry coming soon

The sales version comes with 3 Banks - round about 300 sounds.
The Demo only with a full soundbank with 128 Sounds.
I hope you will have fun with the 106-Emulation

PRICE: 44,95 euro include EU tax

SYSTEM requirements:
Windows only !
Win XP,7,8,10 32 or 64 bit
DAW 32 bit works
DAW 64 bit needs the J-Bridge
optional
ASIO soundcard (better is this)
MIDI Keyboard (playing with the mouse doesn‘t makes fun)

please test the DEMO before you buy !
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Source: TubeOhm Website

 

Last edited: Sep 20, 2016

how is it in comparison with TAL U-NO ?

 

i think this sounds better than tal.... the only downfall of Tubeohm is the they use Synthedit and sadly its only 32 bit only... i have 3 synths and no problem saving any project using jbridge but still im craving for x64 versions. Pure Pten has some crazy aliasing but still sound cool... Vintage also very flexible and Pure G to me is the best granular synth released...

 

Last edited: Sep 21, 2016

I beg to differ. No mac version.

 

Tubeohm's previous Juno-106 emulation (Bruno-205) sounded like crap. I doubt if this one could be much better...

 

...it wanted to be an emu but it didnt sound like one, i agree ...but i did not sound bad either, it depends of what sounds you're in need for

 

appears to be more robust than TAL-U-NO-LX

nice demo ... good one @Exidus

 

I am going to download the demo and see if it sounds better than the SoundCloud massacre. It should. Now, does anybody want to lend me their Juno, I promise to take care of it...forever!

PS What are the demo restrictions as they are not stated on the website or here in this thread?