Roland UNO-Di Workshop page 16

Playing Songs and Playlists
Before playing back an SMF, press the PERFORM button to light it. If
you want to play along on the JUNO-Di keyboard, turn the Value dial to
select the PERFORM sound you want to play before starting playback.
To:
•
play a song that's not in a folder or playlist—
Memory, and then press the ENTER button to display a list of songs.
Select the song you want to play, and then press PLAY/STOP.
•
see all of the songs in your playlist library—
press ENTER. To play a song, select it and press the PLAY/STOP button.
•
select and play a playlist— select it and press PLAY/STOP. (If you enabled
Chain Play in the Playlist Editor, its songs play one after another.)
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select and play an individual song in a playlist—
press ENTER. Select the desired song and press PLAY/STOP.
The SONG PLAYER Transport Buttons
Press this once
to return to the
top of the current
song, or twice
to go to the
previous song.
Use this button to start
and stop playback of the
selected song or playlist.
Music Minus One
The JUNO-Di's Music Minus One feature allows you to quickly
silence one of the tracks in an SMF song by simply pressing the
C. CANCEL/MINUS ONE button to light it. Typically the track you
remove from the arrangement is the one you want to play yourself,
live. See Page 76 of the Owner's Manual to learn how to designate
the track to be muted with Music Minus One.
press 5 to select USB
select Playlist Library and
select the playlist and
Press this once
to go to the next
song.
Adjusting the Playback Volume of a Song
To change the playback volume of a song, press the SONG PLAYER
area's LEVEL button to display the AUDIO LEVEL screen when an
audio or MP3 file is selected, or the SMF LEVEL screen when an SMF
is selected. Turn the Value dial to set the playback level as desired.
Playing Along with a Personal Music Player or CD
You can also play along with music from a personal music player—
the type that plays MP3 and AAC files—or a CD player. Using a 1/4"
stereo mini cable, you can connect the player's headphone or line
out to the rear-panel EXT INPUT jack. The audio from the player is
heard along with the JUNO-Di's own sounds in the main outputs.
Removing a Lead Vocal or Instrument
You may also be able to use the JUNO-Di's Center Cancel feature to remove
the lead vocal—or anything else in the center of player's stereo image. The
success of this feature depends on each song's mix—press the C. CANCEL/
MINUS ONE button so it lights to give it a try.
The End
We hope you've found this workshop helpful. Keep an eye out for new
JUNO-Di updates and support documents you can download for free at
www.RolandUS.com.
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