Assessments - 2, GPA: 4.5
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the Ban Buttons and Patch Number Buttons will serve a MIDI Cannel Number Setting Buttons it jo 16). This is used 20 select a Sank or change ihe Channs Numbers <1 to S). Th?s selects either Bank Group A c Pressing this Button will cause the Display Window to show the current Channel Number To charge MIDI Channels, press an appropriate Bank cxPaich Number Sunnn while holdlno this Button clown. This shows BankPatch Number.. MIDI Channel ¡Number, Manual, Error. Menifjtv protect, Key IA to GL etc. This is used \a assign a Patch Number ot MIDI Channel Number (9 to *61. This button ts used to toad the data onto a lape n the Juno-106's memory. ss this button when chucking the recorded •: Press ifns bijtuin whén saving the patch pro-gr.ims, Press thts button vvhen storing a patch program into memory. Press ‘his button when synthesizing without using a patch j^rrifjram ai all. 5 Contents Basic Connections ..............................................................5 Functions I. Memory Functions..................................................6 Memory ........................................................................................6 Tape interface....................................................................11 II. Functions for Sound Creating ..........16 DCO ......................................................................................................16 H FF..........................................................................................................18 VCF..........................................................................................................18 VCA........................................................................................................20 ENV.............................................................................................20 LFO..........................................................................................................21 ¡1!. Functions for Playing ..........................................22 Keyboard ....................................................................................22 Assign mode ......................................................................22 Controllers................................................................................23 Key Transpose ................................................................24 Remote Controls..........................................................24 MIDI ......................................................................................................25 IV. Chorus Effect......................................................................29 * Sound Synthesis Memo ........................................30 • Specifications................................................................................32 ® Options......................................................................................................33 Basic Connections Refer to P. 26 TUNE adjust knob (± 1/4 tone} Refer to P. 11 Roland г—I PEDAL SWITCH DP-2 Refer to P. 24 STEREO HEADPHONES RH-10 * Adjust the voiume with the Volume control knob on the Juno-106. (è) о KEYBOARD AMP M/H AUDIO AMP H RECORDING UNIT H P.A. MIXER LM H GUITAR AMP L'M etc. Important Notes Power Supply * The appropriate power supply for this unit is shown on its name plate. Please make sure that the voltage system in your country meets that. ® When setting up the Juno-106 with an external amplifier, turn both of them off and plug in the Juno-106 first, then the amplifier. * This unit might not work properiy if turned on immediately after turned off. If this happens, simply turn it off and turn it on again a few seconds later. ® This unit might get hot while operating, but there is no need to worry about it. Location ® Operating the Juno-106 near a neon or fluorescent lamp may cause noise interference. If so, change the angle of the Juno-106. ® Avoid using the Juno-106 in excessive heat or humidity or where it may be affected by direct sunlight or dust. Cleaning ® Use a soft cloth and clean only with a neutral detergent. « Do not use solvents such as paint thinner. I. Memory Functions 6 Memory The Juno-106 includes enough memory capacity to retain up to 128 different patch programs which you can change from one to another during live performance just by flick of a button. Also, you can edit any patch program in use by moving the controls. It also features battery back-up circuit to retain the programs even when switched off. 5) <|) ® <§> (§i (T) Bank Group Selector Button & indicator (2) Bank Number Buttons (3) Bank Patch Number Display (4) Patch Number Buttons (5) Manual Button (6) Write Button