We watch your minidcos Johnny! And we LOVE the Jupiter 6! One thing you don't hear people talk about when comparing to its older brother is that the JP8's oscillators are discrete, but only go down to 16' footage. The JP6 has mixable waveforms and can go down to 32'. The 8 just doesn't get as low and dirty!🤣
Excellent! I really enjoy his videos. He captures the essence of that era. He totally gets it. Like discussing the connection between the ESQ-1 and Commodore computers, which was the first computer for so many kids. One of the reasons I love the ESQ-1 is because of that lineage. Really cool to get some insight on Johnny. Thanks!
@@johnnymorgansynthdreamseah, I’ve got my JD-XA top, JD-800 mid & SY99 bottom and super stable which that A-frame certainly needs to be with those 2 old vintage beasts hanging off it! The XA is like plastic air in comparison but amazingly so powerful still like the old late 80’s/90’s HW!, how things move on right….. loved the mini studio tour, a lot of nostalgia there 😎👍🎹🎶🇬🇧💥
Marble Madness had wonderful sound! The whole game sounds like a B. Fleischmann album. That and the C64 game The Last Ninja really mesmerized me as a kid. And I love that Johnny randomly has Journey's Jupiter 8. 😂
My first store bought keyboard was ironically the Roland S-10 the S-50 little brother. I remember the convincing I did with my parents back in the 80's to get it.
That is a great description he has for the MOTM. I own one, and when I need something done for a deadline, I go to the MOTM and not my Eurorack because it is a SYNTH. It is so playable and immediate and sounds so good. People don't know what they are missing.
Yeah cuz it's a synth, nothing else in there is a synth, like it's a synth, not eurorack cuz eurorack sucks, it's not a synth, this is a synth because it's like a synth. 😵💫
The Roland S-50 is the most beautifully designed keyboard ever. I had a Roland W-30 which also looked nice and it had a more detailed screen LCD-screen. But the cryptical simplified screen of the S-50 looks more intriguing. Modern synths show more information and pictures but it makes the keyboard look more like a toy or computer game. Black, slim and professionally looking 80s synths are my favorites. I'm not a fan of the 90s grey, white toyish look such as the Korg M3.
I still have the JX-10 and i had Junos...I have to say the JX-10 is just the best sounding Roland synth...no wait, it's just the best sounding synth ever. I know, every synth has its sound, but....holy cow, JX-10 all day long, peace
The first software when I was doing games was ACID. Loops for acid were a huge timesaver. I had the Intel Celeron 300Mhz overclocked to 450MHz and Cubase VST 3.7. I remember using Echo audio interfaces and various rack romplers, a virus, a few analog synths and all outboard yamaha, lexicon and digitech effects.
Tip for u, u should absolutely swap the mic ur wearing and give that to the studio tour person 😉. That’s kinda more the interesting focus rather than hearing ur reaction mate ha.. just sayin.. Jaspers stands are great love mine.. no surprise hearing his influence is of course from England 🏴, DM / Howard jones etc, ur welcome 😉 it’s one of the things we do incredibly well on our tiny lil island called Blighty. We have an endless list of incredible bands, artists, producers 👊 Ssx was incredible cool game!!!!! So nice to see a face behind the music, he did a crackin job on that game
Nice studio. lovely synths., but damn this guy is an extreme uptalker.. it's like every sentence sounds like a question? And it just get really annoying? lol.. Sorry man, I stopped watching half way through.
Johnny loves his Rolands! ...and we love Johnny!
Absolutely! :)
Johnny's great, and big thumbs up for the ESQ1!!
Awesome tour. I love Johnny Morgan's mini docs!
We watch your minidcos Johnny! And we LOVE the Jupiter 6! One thing you don't hear people talk about when comparing to its older brother is that the JP8's oscillators are discrete, but only go down to 16' footage. The JP6 has mixable waveforms and can go down to 32'. The 8 just doesn't get as low and dirty!🤣
Very interesting about the JP6 vs 8... I love the documentaries, too!
Eton St. Cvlt represent!
Excellent! I really enjoy his videos. He captures the essence of that era. He totally gets it. Like discussing the connection between the ESQ-1 and Commodore computers, which was the first computer for so many kids. One of the reasons I love the ESQ-1 is because of that lineage. Really cool to get some insight on Johnny. Thanks!
Absolutely, love the nostalgia form that era and he captures it perfectly!
D50 ... cool color ) plus the side lettering looks great
💙thanks for sharing
Amazing ☺♥♪
The Jaspers stands are amazingly stable, absolutely!
By the way, they´re made in Germany
They are - I love them! Going to buy another soon I think. And yes - built in Germany - thank you!
tastes in synths may differ but we all have the same jasper stands xD
@@vibratemutate They are the best! Only way to properly stack up keyboards.
@@johnnymorgansynthdreamseah, I’ve got my JD-XA top, JD-800 mid & SY99 bottom and super stable which that A-frame certainly needs to be with those 2 old vintage beasts hanging off it! The XA is like plastic air in comparison but amazingly so powerful still like the old late 80’s/90’s HW!, how things move on right….. loved the mini studio tour, a lot of nostalgia there 😎👍🎹🎶🇬🇧💥
Great docs, I found I was already subscribed! 🎹
Excellent!
So glad to see another musician who isn't ashamed at buying/using Behringer stuff.
Nice to see @johnnymorgansynthdreams "in person"..!
Yes, he is real! :)
Marble Madness had wonderful sound! The whole game sounds like a B. Fleischmann album. That and the C64 game The Last Ninja really mesmerized me as a kid. And I love that Johnny randomly has Journey's Jupiter 8. 😂
Great games and memories! And yea, that JP8 is one of a kind, great story behind it.
Great studio and interview gents!
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!
Excelent studio and interview. Greetings!
Johnny’s one of the best things to happen to games. Slayboarder and Darkpath are two regulars on my playlists!
Awesome!
My first store bought keyboard was ironically the Roland S-10 the S-50 little brother. I remember the convincing I did with my parents back in the 80's to get it.
I know Johnny from his Powerplant and progressive house making days. Nice to see he's still involved!
Awesome!
That is a great description he has for the MOTM. I own one, and when I need something done for a deadline, I go to the MOTM and not my Eurorack because it is a SYNTH. It is so playable and immediate and sounds so good. People don't know what they are missing.
Yeah cuz it's a synth, nothing else in there is a synth, like it's a synth, not eurorack cuz eurorack sucks, it's not a synth, this is a synth because it's like a synth. 😵💫
@@sushimandaddi If you owned one, you would understand. But you don't.
This Man knows his stuff
100%!
The Roland S-50 is the most beautifully designed keyboard ever. I had a Roland W-30 which also looked nice and it had a more detailed screen LCD-screen. But the cryptical simplified screen of the S-50 looks more intriguing. Modern synths show more information and pictures but it makes the keyboard look more like a toy or computer game. Black, slim and professionally looking 80s synths are my favorites. I'm not a fan of the 90s grey, white toyish look such as the Korg M3.
Cool dude and setup, also fun that he knows Rom de Prisco, video game OST legends.
Yes, he is well connected. :)
Very nice guy. Great video. I just want to hear some industrial now!
Right on!
Old NFS music was my fav type of electronic music back in the day. Demo-scene originality with good production values.
Awesome! Demo scene was an amazing time.
Ive only just realised who this is.. His TH-cam channel is absolutely awesome
Yes it is, glad you enjoy it!
I still have the JX-10 and i had Junos...I have to say the JX-10 is just the best sounding Roland synth...no wait, it's just the best sounding synth ever. I know, every synth has its sound, but....holy cow, JX-10 all day long, peace
Nice modular setup
Yes indeed!
Amazing vid! Subbed! 👍🏻
Thanks!
The first software when I was doing games was ACID. Loops for acid were a huge timesaver. I had the Intel Celeron 300Mhz overclocked to 450MHz and Cubase VST 3.7. I remember using Echo audio interfaces and various rack romplers, a virus, a few analog synths and all outboard yamaha, lexicon and digitech effects.
Very cool, sounds like a decent setup for back then!
maybe use a lav mic for Johnny so we can hear him ;)
If I had one, I would
Nice setup...what is the black Roland device running the 303s?
Peace from Oz.
Cool guy. btw, when I played a Synthex once, I also had the feeling of playing my JP6.
Very cool! Maybe they are distant cousins. :)
Tip for u, u should absolutely swap the mic ur wearing and give that to the studio tour person 😉. That’s kinda more the interesting focus rather than hearing ur reaction mate ha.. just sayin..
Jaspers stands are great love mine.. no surprise hearing his influence is of course from England 🏴, DM / Howard jones etc, ur welcome 😉 it’s one of the things we do incredibly well on our tiny lil island called Blighty. We have an endless list of incredible bands, artists, producers 👊
Ssx was incredible cool game!!!!! So nice to see a face behind the music, he did a crackin job on that game
Thanks for watching! I was just using my cell phone for this one. SSX Tricky was definitely cool!
👍I LOVE !
💙⚪❤
“Just kind of a workspace”
What's up with that Cm chord that he's playing on those keyboards? Does he know other chords?
He was just briefly showing some quick sounds, no biggie.
@@synth4ever I don't trust any keyboardist opinion who doesn't know music, it's like buying a sport car from a bodega store salesmen
a functioning ESQ1? cool
See. There we go again. Its getting a bit wierd bro. Everytime i see you have posted something i get excited. Kudos. Once again.
lol, thanks for the support! :)
yeeah. Likee Yeaaah. Cool. Yeaah. Like Like its yeah cool it is like cool stuff type stuff. Hah such a chill tour of a place where i'd scream.
Hehe... it's hard to contain the excitement!
TBH
Nice studio. lovely synths., but damn this guy is an extreme uptalker.. it's like every sentence sounds like a question? And it just get really annoying? lol.. Sorry man, I stopped watching half way through.
Nice setup...what is the black Roland device running the 303s?
Peace from Oz.
Looks like an SBX-1