Roland JUNO-G Workstation Keyboard Manuals

Manuals and User Guides for Roland JUNO-G Workstation Keyboard. We have 8 Roland JUNO-G Workstation Keyboard manuals available for free PDF download: Owner's Manual, Service Notes, Product Manual, Workshop Manual, Micro Manual, Quick Start Manual

Roland JUNO-G Owner's Manual (252 pages)

128 voice expandable synthesizer

Brand: Roland | Category: Synthesizer | Size: 9 MB

Conventions Used in this Manual
1
Using the Unit Safely

2
Important Notes

4
- Maintenance
  4
- Using Memory Cards
  5
- Table of Contents
  6
Main Features

10
Panel Descriptions

11
- Front Panel
  11
- Pitch Bend/Modulation Lever
  12
- Rear Panel
  13
- Ground Terminal
  13
Getting Ready

14
Various Performance Features

16
Overview of the JUNO-G

17
- How the JUNO-G Is Organized
  17
  - Basic Structure
    17
  - Rhythm Sets
    18
  - About Simultaneous Polyphony
    19
  - Voice Reserve
    19
- About Memory
  19
- About the Onboard Effects
  20
- How Effects Units Work in Different Modes
  20
- About the Song Recorder
  21
- What Is a Track
  21
- About Audio Track Recording
  22
- Where Samples Are Stored
  22
Basic Operation of the JUNO-G

23
- Switching the Sound Generator Mode
  23
- About the Function Buttons
  23
- Moving the Cursor
  24
- Changing a Value
  24
- VALUE Dial
  24
- Assigning a Name
  24
Playing in Patch Mode

25
Creating a Patch

30
- How to Make Patch Settings
  30
- Saving Patches You've Created (Write)
  32
- Functions of Patch Parameters
  34
  - Settings Common to the Entire Patch
    34
  - Ring Modulator
    36
  - Key Range
    37
  - Velocity Range
    38
  - Phrase Loop
    39
  - Tvf Parameter
    40
  - Tvf Envelope
    41
  - Tva Parameter
    42
  - Tva Envelope
    43
  - Tone Delay
    45
  - Setting Effects for a Patch (Effects/Mfx/Mfx Control/Chorus/Reverb)
    48
Creating a Rhythm Set

49
Playing in Performance Mode

58
Creating a Performance

63
Modifying the Sound in Real Time

69
- D Beam Controller
  69
  - Solo Synth
    70
  - Active Expression
    71
- Control Pedal
  72
- Control Pedal Settings
  72
Playing Arpeggios

73
Using the Chord Memory Function

77
Playing Rhythms

79
Creating a List of Frequently Used Patches, Performances, or Songs (Live Setting)

83
- Recalling Sounds
  83
- Registering a Sound
  83
- Registering a Song
  83
- Removing a Registration
  83
- Removing All Registrations from a Bank
  83
Playing Back a Song

84
Recording a Song (MIDI Track)

87
Editing a Song (MIDI Track)

94
Recording a Song (Audio Track)

104
Editing a Song (Audio Track)

108
Saving/Loading a Song (Save/Load)

113
- Saving a Song (Save)
  113
- Saving Samples (Save All Samples)
  114
- Saving a Song as an SMF File (Save as SMF)
  114
- Loading a Song (Load)
  115
Editing a Audio Phrase (Sample)

117
- Sample List
  117
  - Importing an Audio File
    118
  - Import Audio
    118
  - Deleting a Sample
    118
  - Unloading a Sample
    118
- Sample Edit
  119
- Saving a Sample (Write)
  124
Adding Effects

125
- Turning Effects on and off
  125
- Making Effect Settings
  125
- Applying Effects in Patch Mode
  126
- Applying Effects in Performance Mode
  127
- Making Multi-Effects Settings (MFX1-3)
  129
- Making Multi-Effects Settings (MFX Control)
  129
- Specifying the Multi-Effects Structure (MFX Structure)
  130
- Multi-Effects Parameters
  131
  - Low Boost
    132
  - Super Filter
    132
  - Step Filter
    133
  - Speaker Simulator
    134
  - Step Phaser
    134
  - Multi Stage Phaser
    135
  - Infinite Phaser
    135
  - Step Ring Modulator
    135
  - Step Flanger
    138
  - Tremolo Chorus
    139
  - 31: 3D Step Flanger
    140
  - 33: 2Band Flanger
    140
  - 32: 2Band Chorus
    140
  - 34: 2Band Step Flanger
    141
  - Guitar Amp Simulator
    142
  - Serial Delay
    143
  - Long Delay
    143
  - Modulation Delay
    144
  - 47: 3Tap Pan Delay
    144
  - 48: 4Tap Pan Delay
    144
  - Multi Tap Delay
    145
  - Reverse Delay
    145
  - Shuffle Delay
    145
  - Long Time Ctrl Delay
    146
  - Lofi Compress
    147
  - Lofi Noise
    147
  - Lofi Radio
    147
  - 62: 2Voice Pitch Shifter
    148
  - Step Pitch Shifter
    149
  - Gated Reverb
    149
  - Sympathetic Resonance
    152
- Making Chorus Settings
  154
- Making Reverb Settings
  155
- Mastering Effect
  156
Settings Common to All Modes (System Function)

157
- How to Make System Function Settings
  157
- Saving the System Settings (System Write)
  157
- System Information
  157
- Functions of System Parameters
  158
  - System Control
    160
  - Local off
    160
Data Management Functions/Reset to Factory Settings (Factory Reset)

164
File-Related Functions (File Utility)

165
- Basic Procedure
  165
- Copying a File (Copy)
  166
- Deleting a File (Delete)
  166
- Moving a File (Move)
  166
- Initializing a Memory Card (Card Format)
  166
Connecting to Your Computer Via USB

167
Using JUNO-G Editor/Librarian

170
About V-LINK

172
- What Is V-LINK
  172
- Connection Example
  172
- Turning the V-LINK ON/OFF
  172
- V-LINK Settings (V-LINK SETUP)
  173
Installing the Wave Expansion Board

174
Expanding the Memory

176
- Precautions for Expanding Memory
  176
- How to Expand the Memory
  176
- Removing the Memory
  177
- Checking that Memory Is Installed Correctly
  177
Using a Memory Card

178
- Before Using the Memory Card
  178
- Writing Data to the Card
  178
- Installing the PC Card Protector
  178
Troubleshooting

179
Error Messages

186
Performance List

187
Patch List

188
Rhythm Set List

193
Waveform List

202
Arpeggio Style List

205
Rhythm Group List

206
Rhythm Pattern List

207
About MIDI

209
- About MIDI Connectors
  209
- MIDI Channels and Multi-Timbral Sound Generators
  209
MIDI Implementation

210
- Pitch Bend Change
  212
- System Realtime Message
  213
- Data Transmission
  216
- Sound Generator Section
  217
- Note off
  217
- System Exclusive Messages
  218
- Channel Mode Messages
  219
- System Common Messages
  220
- Timing Clock
  220
- System Exclusive Message
  221
- System Realtime Messages
  221
- Parameter Address Map
  222
- Rhythm Group
  223
- Supplementary Material
  238
- Examples of Actual MIDI Messages
  239
- Bank Select and Program Change Correspondence Chart
  240
- Rhythm Set
  240
MIDI Implementation Chart

241
Specifications

243
- Sound Generator Section
  243
Index

244

Roland JUNO-G Service Notes (41 pages)

128 Voice Expandable Synthesizer with AUDIO/MIDI Song Recorder

Brand: Roland | Category: Synthesizer | Size: 8 MB

Table of Contents
1
Cautionary Notes
2
Specifications
2
- Rhythm Pattern
  3
- Power Supply
  3
Location of Controls/Location of Controls Parts List
4
Exploded View (1)
5
Exploded View (1) Parts List
6
Exploded View (2)
7
Exploded View (2) Parts List
8
Keyboard Parts List
9
Parts List
10
Wiring Diagram
13
Checking Version Number
14
Data Save (User Backup)
14
Data Load (User Restore)
15
Factory Reset
15
System Update
15
Test Mode
16
Block Diagram
22
Circuit Board (MAIN Board: 1/2)
23
Circuit Board (MAIN Board: 2/2)
24
Circuit Board (JACK, PANEL-C, LCD Board: 1/2)
25
Circuit Board (JACK, PANEL-C, LCD Board: 2/2)
26
Circuit Board (PANEL-A, B Board)
27
Circuit Diagram (MAIN Board: 1/4)
29
Circuit Diagram (MAIN Board: 2/4)
30
Circuit Diagram (MAIN Board: 3/4)
31
Circuit Diagram (MAIN Board: 4/4)
32
Circuit Diagram (JACK Board: 1/2)
33
Circuit Diagram (JACK Board: 2/2)
34
Circuit Diagram (PANEL-A Board)
35
Circuit Diagram (PANEL-B Board)
36
Circuit Diagram (PANEL-C Board: 1/2)
37
Circuit Diagram (PANEL-C Board: 2/2)
38
Error Messages
39

Roland JUNO-G Product Manual (28 pages)

JUNO-G recording and creating cd

Brand: Roland | Category: Synthesizer | Size: 54 MB

Roland JUNO-G Micro Manual (16 pages)

Brand: Roland | Category: Electronic Keyboard | Size: 1 MB

Table of Contents
2
System and Settings

3
- Internal Structure
  3
- Making Settings
  4
- Expanding the Memory
  5
- System Settings
  6
Working with E Ects

8
- Processing an External Signal
  8
- Patch E Ect Settings in Performance Mode
  9
Working with Audio

10
- Importing Audio Les
  10
- Recording a Song into an Audio Le
  11
Exchanging Data with a Computer

13

Roland JUNO-G Workshop Manual (21 pages)

Workstation Keyboard - JUNO-Geography

Brand: Roland | Category: Musical Instrument | Size: 5 MB

Roland JUNO-G Workshop Manual (13 pages)

Workstation Keyboard - Using the JUNO-G with a Computer

Brand: Roland | Category: Musical Instrument | Size: 3 MB

Roland JUNO-G Quick Start Manual (2 pages)

Brand: Roland | Category: Electronic Keyboard | Size: 0 MB

Roland JUNO-G Quick Start Manual (2 pages)

Brand: Roland | Category: Synthesizer | Size: 0 MB

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Table of Contents

Using the Unit Safely

Important Notes

Main Features

Panel Descriptions

Getting Ready

Various Performance Features

Overview of the JUNO-G

Basic Operation of the JUNO-G

Playing in Patch Mode

Creating a Patch

Creating a Rhythm Set

Playing in Performance Mode

Creating a Performance

Modifying the Sound in Real Time

Playing Arpeggios

Using the Chord Memory Function

Playing Rhythms

Creating a List of Frequently Used Patches, Performances, or Songs (Live Setting)

Playing Back a Song

Recording a Song (MIDI Track)

Editing a Song (MIDI Track)

Recording a Song (Audio Track)

Editing a Song (Audio Track)

Saving/Loading a Song (Save/Load)

Editing a Audio Phrase (Sample)

Adding Effects

Settings Common to All Modes (System Function)

Data Management Functions/Reset to Factory Settings (Factory Reset)

File-Related Functions (File Utility)

Connecting to Your Computer Via USB

Using JUNO-G Editor/Librarian

About V-LINK

Installing the Wave Expansion Board

Expanding the Memory

Using a Memory Card

Troubleshooting

Error Messages

Performance List

Patch List

Rhythm Set List

Waveform List

Arpeggio Style List

Rhythm Group List

Rhythm Pattern List

About MIDI

MIDI Implementation

MIDI Implementation Chart

Specifications

Index

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

System and Settings

Working with E Ects

Working with Audio

Exchanging Data with a Computer

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