Li Ste N To T He De Mo Song; Midi Tracks; Audio Tracks - Roland JUNO-G Product Manual

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Li ste n to t he de mo song

The JUNO-G contains a demo song that you can use as a model for your own

productions. It's an example of what a pro musician can do with the JUNO-G.

Let's start by listening to this demo song.

Turn on the JUNO-G's power, wait for it to start up, and then simply press the

[PLAY] button to hear the demo. Be careful of the volume.

Take a l o o k a t t he s o n g r e c o r d e r

The JUNO-G has a function called the "song recorder. " The song recorder contains "MIDI tracks" that let you record note data that will play

the JUNO-G's own sounds, and "audio tracks" that let you record sounds from a connected mic etc., just as though you were using an audio

recorder. Let's take a look at these two types of tracks.

The "MIDI tracks" record the note data and other performance

data that plays the JUNO-G's synthesizer sound generator.

Press the [SONG] button to see these tracks.

The instrumental parts of the demo song are all recorded on

these MIDI tracks. The screen makes it easy to see which instru-

ment is assigned to each of the 16 tracks.

Turn on the power, and press the

[PLAY] button.

"Audio tracks" are the other type of track; they record actual "sound"

from a mic or other audio source connected to the JUNO-G.

Press the [AUDIO TRACK] button to see these tracks.

The vocal parts of the demo song are recorded on the audio

tracks. Notice that the audio waveforms are shown on the four

tracks.

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