#virtual analog

This Microkorg tutorial from the 2010s covers the filter section of this synthesizer from the early 00s

Sooo after ages of planning on doing so, I finally got my grubby paws on one of the Roland Boutiques! The JX-03 specifically, which is the one that is meant to replicate both the JX-3P synth and the PG-200 programmer (the original JX-3P didn't actually have all these knobs and controls on it, you had to buy a separate programmer unit called the PG-200 to properly edit the patches on the thing). I actually was originally planning on getting the JU-06 (the JUNO-106 one) instead, but I discovered that the JX-03 could pretty much do the same sort of sounds yet was also faaaarrr more capable. What with the actual JX-3P being a dual-oscillator synth with various waveforms and cross-modulation capabilities while the JUNOs were single-oscillator synths with very few waveforms to choose from. But yes, point is I now have an awesome mini-recreation of an awesome 80's polysynth. Yay!

This 2010s YouTube tutorial goes over the Amplifier settings of the Microkorg synthesizer from the early 00s 🎛

This Microkorg tutorial takes a look at the LFOs and modulation options on this synthesizer from the early 00s.

This Microkorg Tutorial goes over the basics of the oscillator part of this synthesizer.

Now it’s been reissued as a software emulation of itself. What a time to be alive.