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Roland JUNO-Gi Workshop Manual

Mobile synthesizer and digital recorder
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JUNO-Gi
Mobile Synthesizer
and Digital Recorder
The Digital Recorder—Getting Serious
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  • Page 1 All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without the written permission of Roland Corporation U.S. iTunes ™ is a trademark of Apple Inc. Apple Inc. is not associated or affiliated with Roland in any manner. JUNOGiWS05...

  • Page 2: About This Booklet

    USB song player for playing backing tracks onstage. The JUNO-Gi’s factory demos reside on the card that shipped with your JUNO-Gi, and they take up some space on the card. If you’d like to Each JUNO-Gi Workshop Series booklet focuses on one JUNO-Gi topic, and is hold onto them, you should either back them up on your computer and intended as a companion to the JUNO-Gi Owner’s Manual.

  • Page 3: Installing A Memory Card

    Installing a Memory Card Removing the Factory-Installed SD Card You don’t have to turn the JUNO-Gi off to change memory cards. The JUNO-Gi ships with a memory card pre-installed. Before installing a new Here’s how to format a card for use in the JUNO-Gi: card, you’ll need to remove it.

  • Page 4: What You Need

    We recommend always copying the entire ROLAND folder—instead of any of its contents individually—to avoid possible problems later on. You can also use a memory card for backing up the JUNO-Gi’s other settings, as described on page 78 of the Owner’s Manual.
  • Page 5 In the following sections, we’re going to assume you’ve read the Getting Here’s how to manually punch a track you’ve just recorded: to Know the JUNO-Gi Workshop booklet, and know how to record and play Press the DIGITAL RECORDER REC button so it flashes, and back tracks in the digital recorder.
  • Page 6 7 without using your hands. To set this up, connect your foot switch to the You can clear either the punch-in or punch-out point—A or B, JUNO-Gi’s PEDAL CONTROL jack, and set the System Control Pedal respectively—by highlighting it onscreen and pressing 5 (CLEAR.)

  • Page 7: Song Select

    Press the WRITE button just to the left of the RECORDER VIEW button. The JUNO-Gi asks if you’re sure you want to proceed. We described this tool in the Getting to Know the JUNO-Gi booklet. To load a song from your card, highlight the song on this screen, hit ENTER, and then press 5 (EXEC) to confirm your intentions, or 6 (CANCEL) if you’re not sure.

  • Page 8: Song Remove

    SD card: your SD card to free up space on the card, or if to simply get rid of the song. Select the song on this screen, and then press 6 (EXEC). When the JUNO-Gi •...

  • Page 9: Song Protect

    ENTER to display the tool’s screen. When you select Song Protect on the SONG EDIT MENU screen, the JUNO-Gi asks if you’re sure you want to lock the song. Press 5 (EXEC) to do so. Track Copy To unlock a loaded and protected song, select Song Protect from the SONG EDIT MENU screen, and then press 5 (EXEC).

  • Page 10: Track Move

    Press 6 (EXEC) to move your audio, or press 5 (BACK) if you’ve got a When the JUNO-Gi asks if you’re sure you want to proceed, press 5 setting you want to change. (EXEC) to continue, or press 6 (CANCEL).

  • Page 11: Track Exchange

    Set Target Track and Target V-Track to the second V-Track. Insert the card into the JUNO-Gi’s card slot. Press 6 (EXEC), and when the JUNO-Gi asks if you’re sure, press 5 (EXEC) to proceed with the swap, or press 6 (CANCEL).
  • Page 12 2 (TYPE)—to toggle between upper- and lower-case letters, and Press 6 (EXEC). digits. When the JUNO-Gi asks if you’re sure you want to proceed, press 5 • 3 (DELETE)—to remove the character at the currently highlighted (EXEC) to complete the importing process, or 6 (CANCEL).
  • Page 13 Voice 1, Voice 2, Stereo Voice 3, The JUNO-Gi’s V-Tracks make this guesstimating worry-free, though, After the bounce we showed you on page Voice 4 12, we can switch Tracks 3-6 to new, unused since you have so many of them you don’t have to erase your original V-Tracks and record more stuff.

  • Page 14: Performing The Bounce

    RECORDER screen. Adjust it if necessary so the level’s not too loud or soft. If you’re bouncing in stereo, the JUNO-Gi automatically targets the same-numbered V-Track for both of the selected tracks. If you select a V-Track that already contains a recording, you’ll see a ...
  • Page 15 A helpful collection of mastering-effect patches for a range of musical styles Press 1 (MODE) repeatedly until the JUNO-Gi displays a message to ships with the JUNO-Gi, so you don’t need to dig in any further than you wish announce your entry into Mastering mode and you see “MASTERING”...
  • Page 16 USER mastering-effect patch—that you can tweak and save in then 3 and/or 4 to highlight an effect module whose settings you the JUNO-Gi for later use with any song. You can store 10 USER want to change. mastering-effect patches in your JUNO-Gi.
  • Page 17 The End We hope you’ve found this workshop helpful. Keep an eye out for other JUNO-Gi Workshop booklets available for downloading at We’re going to customize the Compressor here. www.RolandUS.com. With the module highlighted, press ENTER to display and modify the module’s settings.

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