Roland JUNO-G Manuel utilisateur

Juno-G Keyboard

Stuff To Know

Roland legendary sound

Sequencer plus audio track recorder

Expandable sounds (SRX) and memory (RAM)

Mixdown and mastering

Computer integration

Roland legendary sound

•Same sound engine as Roland’s flagship Fantom-X series workstations.

•128-note polyphony for complex performances and intricate sequences.

•Over 1000 patches/rhythm sets -- many newly created just for the Juno-G.

Expandable sounds (SRX) a nd memory (RAM)

•SRX expansion slot accommodates any of Roland’s current library of

SRX Sound Expansion Boards.

•RAM expandable to over 51 min of stereo recording using common 512mb DIMM.

•PC Card slot for additional storage using CompactFlash cards up to 1GB.

Mixdown and mastering

•Dedicated chorus and reverb processors, plus three multi-effects

processors with COSM guitar amp modeling, lo-fi processing and more.

•Automated mixdown combines MIDI and audio tracks to a stereo master

recording in .WAV or AIFF format.

•Pro multi-band compressor for adding final punch and presence to mixes.

Sequencer plus audio track recorder

•16-track MIDI sequencer plus 4-track audio recorder.

•Audio tracks BPM match in real-time to master tempo of MIDI tracks.

•Host of MIDI and audio editing tools including waveform-based editing.

•Six control knobs and four sliders for control of MIDI and audio tracks.

•Selection of six input effects to help get pro recordings from the start.

Computer integration

•Export .WAV/AIFF files to PC/Mac for backup or CD burning.

•Import .WAV/AIFF files to audio tracks and SMF files to sequence tracks.

•USB-MIDI interface for controlling music software and soft-synths.

•USB Editor included for graphic editing of patches, performances and audio.

•Free copy of Sonar LE by Cakewalk included in the box!

Juno-G Keyboard

Stuff To Show

LET’S START BY PLAYING THE DEMO SONG “SAY IT”. (The demo song

automatically loads when you power-up the Juno-G. Here’s how to load it manually.)

1) In the EDIT section, press the SONG button so it is lit red.

2) Press WRITE[SAVE/LOAD].

3) Press F4 [Load Song+Smpls].

4) Press F6 [LOAD] followed by F6 [EXEC].

HERE ARE SOME COOL FUNCTIONS TO SHOW WHILE THE DEMO SONG PLAYS:

Show the four stereo audio tracks in the Juno-G:

1) Press the AUDIO TRACK button. The audio tracks will appear in the display.

2) Press F6 [MIXER] to open the audio track mixer.

3) Use the use four sliders to adjust the playback volume of the four audio tracks.

Change the song tempo and to show how the audio tracks will BPM match:

4) Press the TEMPO button.

5) Use the DIAL to speed up or slow down the audio tracks. Press TEMPO to exit.

6) When you are finished playing the demo song press STOP.

7) If you wish to rewind back to the beginning, hold down STOP, then press BWD.

LET’S CHECK OUT THE PATCHES IN THE JUNO-G:

1) In the MODE section, press PATCH.

2) Use the ten CATEGORY keys below the display to select a family of patches.

3) For this example, press PIANO. Use the dial to select, PR-A:004 “A’live Piano”.

4) Press the AUDITION key in the MODE section to preview the sound.

5) Use the steps above to check out the following patches:

RHYTHM: USER:012 “HipHop&Latin” • GUITAR: PR-A:113 Cmp Stl Gtr”

ORCH: USER: 003 “Magestic Str” • VOCAL/PAD: PR-F:038 “Flange Dream”

SYNTH: PR-E:079 “TranceSaws “, BASS: PR-B:099 “Super-G DX”

Note: You can also adjust the CUTOFF and RESONANCE knobs while auditioning patches..

HERE’S HOW TO USE THE PRESET RHYTHM PATTERNS TO DEMO SEQUENCING:

1) In the EDIT section, press SONG, then press MENU.

2) Press F2 [SONG CLEAR]. Press F6 [EXEC].

3) Use the UP or DOWN CURSOR to select Track 10.

4) Under EDIT press RHYTHM PATTERN and use the DIAL to select “P17: Hip Hop 2”

5) Press REC in the SONG RECORDER section.

6) Use the DOWN CURSOR to select “Count In”. Use the DIAL to change to “OFF”.

7) Press PLAY and the sequencer will start playing and recording the Rhythm Pattern.

8) Press [F6] CLOSE to exit the REAL TIME CONTROL screen.

9) Use the six “PAD” buttons to trigger different variations of the Rhythm Pattern.

10) When finished, press STOP. Hold down STOP and press BWD to rewind.

11) Press PLAY to listen back to the drum sequence recording you just made.

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