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Bucket ONE simulates the classic Crumar BIT 01/99 synthesizers from 1985.

It is written in native C++ code for high performance even on “lighter” systems.

• Close simulation of the original hardware.
• Visual sound editor.
• Up to 64 voices polyphony including Split and Double mode.
• Two oscillators with three waveforms (triangle, sawtooth, pulse).
• Additional white noise generator.
• Classic self-resonating four-pole lowpass filter.
• Individual envelopes for VCF and VCA.
• Two low frequency oscillators (LFOs).
• Supports MTS-ESP by ODDSound dynamic micro-tuning.
• Resizable user interface (not “N” version!).
• MIDI Learn – all parameters can be controlled by MIDI CC.
• Plug-in supports Windows and macOS (32 bit and 64 bit).

June-21 is a Roland Juno / MKS-50 emulation.
June-21 can read and play Juno 1 / 2 MKS-50 presets. The emulator includes Juno 2 factory “Preset” and “Memory” bank tones. Many tones can be found on the web, in a form of a .SYX bulk dump extracted from synths.
The text and schematics are partly inspired by the original Juno-2 documentation. The look of the GUI is obviously inspired by the Roland PG-300.
Nota Bene: June-21 is still in development and is not a perfect emulator, so some tones can be far from the real thing and some won’t work (but some can be very accurate and pleasing!). As of now (Dec 2019) some things are not implemented : Portamento, chord memory, octave transpose : not done yet Aftertouch : won’t be done (at least by me) as my own Juno-2’s aftertouch is not working.

https://mikerodd.github.io/june-21/

June-21_x64  ( 16 MB )

June-21_linux  ( 5.7 MB )