From jukefox@jukejoynt.com Sun Dec 08 12:39:12 2013
Subject:MOJO as "all-in-one" Re: Amplification Options

Hey Rock,


I would never consider MOJO as an "all-in-one," although there are a few for whom it has about all the voices they need. It covers tonewheel organ as well (if not better) than anything else currently available, price-point notwithstanding. The only "extra voices" are Farfisa Combo Compact, Vox Continental, Wurlitzer 200A ep, Rhodes Mk1 ep and a synth bass that you can tailor to sound like a fairly convincing electric bass in a mix. It would be nice if Guido would include a clav ... and you never can tell, he might. He's currently working on an OS revision that may be available by Christmas and he's known for his surprises with these.

When using MOJO without the Burn (which I almost never do anymore), I input to a single STEREO channel on the KBR-3D. That's actually two outputs from MOJO, one each into the left and right input of one of the KBR-3D's two stereo channels. I use the KBR-3D's regular stereo channel, reserving the "expand" channel for my synths, making for wide, larger-than-life lush pads and orchestral parts.

When using MOJO WITH Burn, we have to defeat the MOJO's internal sim and MOJO's left channel becomes a mono signal, which feed's Burn's left/mono input. Burn, however, outputs a stereo rotary image, which I feed to the KBR-3D's normal stereo channel.

Either way, this is the most convincing rotary sound i have heard from any system short of the real deal. And, lest there be confusion, I am NOT using KBR-3D's rotary channel at all.

Thanks for asking, and I hope this answers your question.

Peace,
Fox

---In CloneWheel@yahoogroups.com, wrote:
So with the MOJO you only need one instrument input? So the Mojo has all the extra KB sounds like GP,EP, Clav, synth, strings etc?