Roland JUNO-1 Owner's Manual page 10

How
to record
Chord Data used
for
Chord
Memory
Function
When
a
chord data
is
recorded
into the
a
JUNO
with the
Memory
Protect Switch
set to
the
ON
position,
it
is
erased
by power
off.
If
you wish
to
retain
the recorded
chord data even
after
power
off,
you
should
record
it
with the
Memory
Protect
Switch
®
set to the
OFF
position.
<OPERAT!ON>
®
Set the
Memory
Protect Switch as
shown
below.
Memory
Protect Switch
®
:
ON
—
Erased
when
the
power
is off.
CD
Play the chord
you wish
to -record.
When
all
the keys are released, the chord
data
is
recorded,
and
the Display
©will
respond
with:
When
the
Memory
Protect
Switch
is
set to
ON.
Memory
Protect Switch
®
:
OFF
—
Retained
even
after
the power
is off.
When
the
Memory
Protect
Switch
is
set to
OFF.
@
Press the Write Button
®
while holding
the
Chord
Memory
Button down.
The
Display ©will respond
with:
®
If
necessary,
return
the
Memory
Protect
Switch
to
the
ON
position.
*
While
a
chord data
Is
being recorded, the Octave
Transpose
or
Key Transpose
HinctJon
does
not
work,
therefore, the middle
C
key ahways works
as
C4
key.
*
When
the recorded chord
is
being played, the
Octave Transpose and Key Transpose
functions
work.
When
Octave Transpose
is
normal and
the Key Transpose
is
0,
playing
the
C4
key
will
faithfully recall
the recorded
chord.
*
By
recording the
C4
key, the a
JUNO
can be
played as
a
monophonic
keyboard.
*
If
the keyboard
is
being played extremely
fast
or too
many NOTE ON
messages
are continu-
ously sent
into
the MIDI
IN,
the chords
may
not
properly sound.
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