Roland JUNO-Gi M Workshop Manual page 18

Setting Up a MIDI Track to Use a JUNO-Gi Tone or Rhythm
In the Arrangement View create a new MIDI track or select one.
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Click the MIDI To popup, and select JUNO-Gi.
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Click the Channel popup just below "JUNO-Gi" and
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select the MIDI channel you want to use for the track's
JUNO-Gi tone or rhythm.
With the JUNO-G in MIDI Controller mode, you're ready
to sequence using a JUNO-Gi's tone or rhythm.
Choosing the JUNO-Gi Tone or Rhythm You Want
You'll need the JUNO-Gi tone and rhythm list as you select sounds.
Click here to download a PDF of the JUNO-Gi Patch/Performance List.
Select the first measure of your MIDI track by dragging from left to
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right across it with your mouse in Arrangement View.
Select Insert MIDI Clip from the Create menu.
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Double-click the clip to show its settings in the
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Clip View.
For our example, we'll select St. Piano 1, which
requires
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an MBS value—of 87,
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an LSB value—of 0, and
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a Program Change value—of 1.
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Double-click here.
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In the Notes area, you'll find the
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Bank popup menu—that sets the Bank Select MSB value to be
sent to the JUNO-Gi. Live uses an offset of 1 for this, so add 1 to
the patch-performance list's MSB value.
The Bank Select MSB for this
tone is 87, so we've entered 88.
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Sub-Bank popup menu—that sets the Bank Select LSB value. Live
also offsets the LSB, so add 1 to the listed LSB value as well.
The Bank Select LSB for this tone
is 0, so we've entered 1.
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Program popup menu—that sets the Program Change value to
be sent to the JUNO-Gi. (There's no offset for this value.)
Here's what it all looks like after we
enter the Program Change value.
Press the Play button so Live sends the MIDI messages to the
JUNO-Gi and selects your tone or rhythm.
To play the JUNO-Gi sound, click the track's Arm button so it lights
red.
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