Condition Feature?

Did you find that it was more obvious on 1.01 or 1.02? I've had all three firmware versions and agree that it is subtle. I can hear it (depending on the patch) most obviously using the octave trick, key hold, and spinning through the entire range. But that's just a curiosity; I don't play anything like that, and I don't really hear it when playing chords in a normal fashion. I do think that it has different sweet spots depending on the waveforms, and they don't necessarily show up at the extreme ranges. Can't give an accurate example right now, but I found that if I go through the range more slowly, I may find a crazy sweetspot at something like "-62" or "38", rather than -128 or 128.

I've sat down 3 or 4 times over the past few months to try to figure out the path to get the most impact, but always give up after 20 minutes to do something else. It's there, it works, no doubt. But it's so subtle as to not really make a difference IMO. I'd also like Roland to try to change its scale in a future update, or at least take some time to document its use.

It appears to be more noticeable one the S8 rather than the plug outs. So this may account for my missing this. I agree that an update to this to make the effect more noticeable plus better documentation would be a useful addition.

This setting in the 106 emulation letterally destroy the sound at high levels...

Redrain68 wrote:

This setting in the 106 emulation letterally destroy the sound at high levels...

Definitely. Set it on +128 and you can hear crackling.

But it appears awol on the Jupiter 8 plug out. Which is what I was testing it on. Perhaps a future update may fix this.