U-he TyrellN6

[rainstick]

Just thought id start a topic relating to the freeware plugin - http://www.u-he.com/cms/tyrelln6 to save clogging up the freeware are too much...

if anyone has any thought's / tips on it throw them down here.

There's not a manual as far as I know... ?

[rainstick]

couple of vids





The synth (as erik says) are very similar to the Juno 6 / 60, here's a link to manual's to those to with info that should transfer -

Juno 6 - http://thesnowfields.com/manuals/JUNO-6_OM.pdf

Juno 60 - ftp://ftp.roland.co.uk/productsupport/J ... -60_OM.pdf

[Eriksimon]

No manual, no, but that may be because it is designed after a "classic" 80's subtractive hardware synth, anyone who has ever seriously used one, understands the TN6's controls. It resembles the Juno 6 or 60. Find a manual for that, and you're probably more than halfway there. If you want to know any specific things (what does this or that button do?), feel free to ask. I think most experienced synth-users here can help you with that.

[rainstick]

nice one erik!

added the manuals into the post above... hopefully there'll be a few questions, ill have a dig around the synth myself when i can and I'm sure ill have some of my own... So far I've only really used it for it's PWM, which sounds nice...

[thedivisionbell]

Thanks a lot, rainstick! The manuals were really helpful!

Heck, now I'm fighting with the Minimoog Original V. I'm sure others of my generation would face issues too... But the Minimoog's design is much simpler and more intuitive than the Tyrell's. A little fiddling is enough.