Hey fellow GP-users!
Was wondering if anyone has created a Juno-106 rackspace? Have been looking around here a little but not found anything.
ATB (all the best)
Johan Berlin
Hm… what would you expect from such a rackspace?
Would you like it to mirror every available parameter with its own widget, so that maybe a whole preset could be realized by using a GP-rackspace variation?
Or would you prefer to only have a few, but important parameters to be controlled from your panel?
If the latter, which ones would that be?
See, i already built some of those “all-parameter” rackspaces and they always looked very impressive, but they also mean a ton of work, and aside from that one “real” advantage (use variations as presets), there is almost no actual benefit in building this kind of rackspace (panel).
That’s why i mostly refrain from building my rackspaces like this.
Either i use separate rackspaces with a simple but streamlined panel - just what i personally need to play a sound the way i like, or maybe i use GP-user presets and call them by using rackspace variations (mostly with some scripting involved). This depends also on the plugin’s behaviour when used like this - some behave well, some don’t.
For this GP-user preset / variation approach you may find various rackspace templates which i uploaded to the forum… i.e. this one (there also may be some more):
BTW: There actually is a very nice looking Juno-106 rackspace (for the Cherry Audio DCO-106)…
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Hey - thanks for the extensive reply. Guess I have not really thought the whole thing through, I just thought I’d ask to see if there was one. However, in reality though, I’m thinking I’d only take a few parameters to modify a few things so I could probably easily do with that, and set up the rack-space myself. Although, I may take a closer look at the DCO-106 to see if there are certain parts from that set-up that could be easily copied and integrated to the Juno!
Once again - many thanks for your response!
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