Roland JUNO-Gi M Workshop Manual page 9

SONAR X1 LE and SONAR X1 and the JUNO-Gi
Setting Up SONAR X1 LE and SONAR X1
Selecting the JUNO-Gi as Your Audio
Interface
Whether you're using SONAR X1 LE or a version of SONAR X1, the method for
setting up the JUNO-Gi as your audio interface is the same.
From the Edit menu, select
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Click the Basic button in the lower left of the Preferences window.
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Click Devices in the Audio section at the left of the screen if it's not
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already highlighted.
Un-check all of the available Input Driver and Output Driver
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checkboxes except for IN (JUNO-Gi) and OUT (JUNO-G).
At some point in the setup process, Windows may automatically check
the audio interface's specs.
Click Apply.
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Click Driver Settings, and set Playback Timing Master to
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OUT and Record Timing Master to
Preferences... .
If you don't see the
JUNO-Gi on this
screen, jump to Step
8, and then come
back here.
1: JUNO-Gi
1: JUNO-Gi IN.
Click Apply.
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Click Playback and Recording at the left of the window and select
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ASIO from the Driver Mode popup like so:
Click Apply.
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If you didn't see the JUNO-Gi in the Devices pane earlier, click Devices
now, and make sure only IN (JUNO-Gi) and OUT (JUNO-Gi) are checked.
If you want to use the JUNO-Gi as your master controller or use its
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tones, leave the Preferences window open for the next section of this
booklet. If not, click Close.
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