Roland JUNO-G Manuel utilisateur

Record a song using Roland’s versatile JUNO-G —

the “all-in-one” synth that gives you a synth, rhythm

machine, eect unit, sequencer, recorder,

and mixer in one package!

Play the piano. Create drum grooves. Wail away on the guitar.

ing

our

eart out

Put all of this into a“song.”

Creatin

a son

is like ma

ic.

I’m going to create a song to

ecause t

ere’s someone I want to reac

he Roland JUNO-G is an excellent keyboard for live performance,

ut it also has sophisticated recording

eatures that rival studio equipment.

his book will lead

ou through the process o

using the Roland JUNO-G

o create a song, and then turning your song into a CD.

et’s

et starte

hat it means to create a son

he JUNO-G will change your

mus

l li

Get your equipment together

Get ready to recor

Create a r

m trac

ecord

our piano per

ormance

Reco

bass

ecor

our guitar p

ing

ecor

a voca

Mix your son

Make your song into a C

Main specications of the JUNO-

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ntroducin

the

eatures o

the JUNO-G

heck the equipment

ou’ll need

ecording on the JUNO-G.

lear the demo son

and make prepara

tions for recordin

a new son

se the rh

thm pattern-function to cre

te a track as if

ou were using a rh

thm

ine

se rea

time recor

to recor

iano performance you play on the

oar

se step recording to step-record the

bass.

onnect

our guitar to the JUNO-G

eco

aud

ecor

your voca

on an au

io trac

se the JUNO-G’s mixer and e



ects

to add



nishing touches to

our

ong

ave your song, trans

er the WAV



le to

your computer, an

urn it to a CD

ntroduces the main s

ecications

the JUNO-G.

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The JUNO-G will change your musical life

A synth you

can carry

At a mere 6.2 kg (13 lbs. 11

oz.), this is one of the lightest

61-key synthesizers available.

You can easily carry it to live

performances or to the studio.

If you’ve been using the equip-

ment provided by the studio

because your own synth is too

heavy to carry, it’s time for a

change. With the JUNO-G, you

can take it anywhere.

Your very own studio

The JUNO-G gives you all the equipment you need for

music production. The multi-eect unit provides 78 eect

types that cover all your instrumental or studio needs.

There’s rhythm machine-like functionality for creating

and playing rhythm patterns, so you can start grooving

immediately. The “song recorder” gives you step-record-

ing capability as well as realtime-recording that’s as easy

as using a multi-track tape recorder, letting you create an

entire song — complete with vocals! — on just the JUNO-

G without needing any other equipment. The instant you

get your hands on the JUNO-G, you’ve got your own very

powerful studio.

A whole world of instruments

The JUNO-G is powered by a high-quality synth engine. It contains

1,024 dierent sounds, ranging from standards such as piano, elec-

tric piano, organ, and strings, to unusual ethnic instruments and rare

large instruments. There are also 45 drum sets, letting you generate

beats of any style. With the JUNO-G, a whole world of musical instru-

ments is at your ngertips.

Computer

connection

The JUNO-G’s USB connector gives

you a single-cable connection to your

computer, allowing you to transfer

song data that you created on the

JUNO-G. After transferring the data

to your computer, you can use it to

easily burn your own CD. The “JUNO-G

Editor” software that’s included with

the JUNO-G lets you edit the JUNO-G’s

sounds on the screen of your com-

puter, further expanding the potential

of this versatile instrument.

IntroIntro

The JUNO-G is a power

ul synthesizer that lets you create a

ull-



edged song simply by step-recording with its built-in synth sounds.

ut the JUNO-G doesn’t stop there — it’s also a powerful audio recorder that lets

ou edit, process, and mix

our songs like a pro.

et’s check that we have the equipment needed

or recordin

Memory (DIMM)

ou connect

our guitar or mic to t

UNO-G and record, your performance is captured

as audio data in this memory. The more memory

ou’ve insta

, t

onger recor

ing time wi

available.

The JUNO-G lets

ou install up to 512 Mb

tes of

emory (DIMM). (For details, re

er to

“

A NOTE OF

DVI

”

on t

e next page.)

Memory is easily damaged by static electricity

from

our hand, so handle it with care. When

nstall memory, read and observe the manual

care

ull

For details, refer to“Expanding the Memory” (p. 176) in the owner’s manual.

CompactFlash and PC card adaptor

The content that you record into memory will

e lost when

ou turn o



the power. In order to

reserve

our song

ata,

ou’

nee

a Compact

Flash card. When you’re ready to send a



nished

song to

our computer,

ou’

so write t

ata

o a CompactFlash card and then copy it from the

card into your computer

The JUNO-G can use CompactFlash cards up to 1

te in size. It’s a good idea to get a Compact-

Flash card that’s larger than the size of memor

(

DIMM) you’re using.

To use a CompactF

car

, you insert it in a PC

card adaptor and then insert the adaptor into the

“

ARD” slot located on the rear

anel of the

UNO-G

☞

Get your equipment together

for recording on the JUNO-G

Intro

Prepa-

ration Rhythm Piano Bass Guitar Vocal Mixing CD Spec

Computer

ost of toda

’s computers are able to burn a CD. If

our computer can’t,

ou ma

be able

to attac

an externa

urner. C

e owner’s manua

at came wit

our computer.

USB cable

ou’ll need this in order to connect the JUNO-G to your computer. There are several types

f USB cable, but

ou need the “AB t

pe.” The “A” t

pe connector goes to

our computer,

nd the “B” type connector goes to the JUNO-G. Make sure you have the right kind o

able

CD-R

is is a

CD. T

ese

ou can even

em at convenience stores.

Mic

ou’ll need this if

ou want to record vocals, or if

ou’ll be recording an instrument via a

mic. The type o

microphone called a “dynamic” mic is the type that can be connected

irectl

to the JUNO-G

(The photo shows a Roland“DR-50”dynamic mic.)

Headphones

ou’re recording via a mic,

ou should use a “sealed” or “in-ear” sealed-t

pe o

head

ones t

oes not a

ow soun

to esca

e outsi

(The photo shows Roland“RH-300”sealed-t

pe monitoring headphones.)

512 Mbytes is the recommended size of memory (DIMM)!

The JUNO-G can accept 64, 128, 256, or 512 Mb

tes o

memor

(DIMM). The

ollowing table shows the

ecording times available with each amount of memor

emory (DIMM) s

ecordin

time *Total of all tracks

128 M

App

rox. 25 minutes mono (12 minutes stereo)

56 M

yte

App

rox. 50 minutes mono

(

25 minutes stereo

)

12 Mb

pprox. 100 minutes mono (50 minutes stereo)

With 256 Mbytes o

memory, the JUNO-G’s

our stereo audio tracks would



ll up the memory in just six minutes. We recommend that

ou go for 512 Mb

tes, so

ou’ll be able to record a song more than ten minutes long even when using all tracks in stereo

Equip-

ment

Listen to the demo song

The JUNO-G contains a demo song that you can use as a model for your own

roductions. It’s an example o

what a pro musician can do with the JUNO-G.

et’s start

istening to t

emo song.

Turn on the JUNO-G’s power, wait

or it to start up, and then simply press the

[

PLAY

]

butto

Take a look at the song recorder

The JUNO-G has a function called the “song recorder.”The song recorder contains

“MIDI

acks”

ou recor

note

ata t

at wi

e JUNO-G’s own soun

s, an

“

io trac

”

that let you record sounds

rom a connected mic etc., just as though you were using an audio

ecorder. Let’s take a look at these two types o

tracks.

Get ready to record

MIDI tracks

“MIDI

acks

”record the note data and other

erformance

data that plays the JUNO-G’s synthesizer sound generator.

ess

the

[

SONG

]

butto

see

these

acks.

The instrumental parts of the demo song are all recorded on

hese MIDI tracks. The screen makes it easy to see which instru-

ent is assigned to each of the 16 tracks.

AUDIO track

“

acks

”are the other type of track; they record actual“sound

”

rom a mic or other audio source connected to the JUNO-G

ess

the

[

AUDIO TRACK

]

butto

see

these

acks.

The vocal parts of the demo song are recorded on the audio

racks. Notice that the audio wave

orms are shown on the

our

acks.

Turn on the power, and press the

[PLAY] button.

Intro

Equip-

ment Rhythm Piano Bass Guitar Vocal Mixing CD Spec

Clear the demo song

Now it’s time to c

ear t

emo song so t

ou can recor

a new

song. Don’t worry — when you turn on the power o

the JUNO-G,

the demo song will be back read

to pla

, so just go ahead and

clea

r i

Press the

[

SONG

]

button; the MIDI TRACK screen appears

own t

e[SHIFT]

utton an

press t

e[UTILITY]

utton;

the utility menu will appear in the bottom o

the screen. Press the

[

SONG CLEAR

]

butto

Hold down the [SHIFT] but-

ton and press the [UTILITY]

button.

Press the [SONG

CLEAR] button.

e JUNO-G wi

ou’re sure

ou want to c

ear t

son

, so press the

[

EXEC

]

button.

Press the [EXEC]

button.

Now t

e song recor

er is empt

Select Performance mode so you can

use multiple instruments

ou’re creating a song on t

e JUNO-G,

ou’

want mu

tip

instruments such as piano, bass, and drums etc. to be playing to

gether. “Per

ormance mode”lets the JUNO-G’s s

nthesizer operate

in this wa

. In Performance mode

ou can produce an ensemble

consisting o

as many as 16 di



erent instruments

ess

the

[PERFORM

]

butto

access

bas

f P

mance mode

From this screen, we’ll select a per

ormance called

“

PRST (preset)

”

– “002 Se

: Tem

late

”

Use the [Up cursor] button to move

the cursor.

Turn the dial to make this read

“PRST.”

Use the [Down cursor] button to

move the cursor.

Turn the dial to select “002.”

“

: Tem

ate

”

sets eac

instrument to t

e same vo

ume

lso initializes the e



ect settin

s. It’s an ideal

roup o

settin

startin

out to create a son

3 4

Patch mode is great for live performance!

f you’re playing live, you’ll be using the JUNO-G as a simple “keyboard.”In such cases, it’s convenient to use

“Patch mode.” In Patch mode, the name o

the sound you’re playing is shown in big letters in the screen, so

t’s eas

to rea

even w

ou’re on stage

For more about Patch mode, refer to “Playing in Patch Mode” (p. 25) in the owner’s manual.

☞

In Patch mode

you use the

JUNO-G as one

single keyboard.

In Performance mode, up to 16

instruments can play simultane-

ously.

Prepa-

ration

The JUNO-G contains a rhythm

machine!

The JUNO-G can play patterns just like a rhythm machine. It’s

easier to come up with ideas for

our song when

ou’ve got a

hythm going.

pop

lar

rhythm

machine

the

BOSS

880

e r

m mac

ine insi

e t

e JUNO-G

oesn’t

anyt

ing

he DR-880, but it’s de



nitely a power

ul tool

or song production.

et’s get starte

Use the rhythm pattern function

to play patterns

ress the

[

RHYTHM PATTERN

]

button; the rhythm pattern screen

ears

n this screen

ou can select a pattern to use in

our song. Listen

to the dierent

atterns, and choose the one that’s closest to what

ou have in mind

Turn the dial to

select a style.

Press these buttons to start the

pattern! Within the style you

select, there are six variations,

assigned to PAD 1–6.

For more details, refer to “Playing Rhythms” (p. 79) in the

owner’s manual.

☞

Try changing the tempo!

he tempo is an important element o

song. You’

pro

bly

want to a

just

e tempo even durin

the process o

reating a song. On the JUNO-G, simpl

ress t

e [TEMPO]

butto

access

e tempo screen, and turn the dial.

hen

ou’ve specied the tempo

ant, press the

[

TEMPO

]

button a

ain

o close the tempo screen.

Create a rhythm track

with the rhythm pattern function

Turn the dial to

change the tempo.

You can also

set the tempo

by pressing the

[TAP] button

at quarter-note

intervals of the

desired tempo.

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