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Roland Juno Performance Patches
Just purchased a Roland Juno DS keyboard that I will be performing with using the Notation Composer Software. Several of the .NOT files that I have been using with an old Roland sound module are not working correctly on the DS. Instead of going to the General Midi sounds it brings up the Performance Patch 001 on the DS and I cannot find where I can edit this on the Composer Software. I can do a sound change command to fix the problem but I would like to do it correctly.
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Re: Roland Juno Performance Patches
Hi,
Not having a Juno DS, it's hard to say what the situation is, but Page 37 of the Juno DS88 Parameter Guide has a somewhat sketchy outline on using the keyboard with a DAW (While Composer is not, technically, a DAW, the idea is the same.) If it didn't come with your keyboard, you can get the Parameter Guide here: https://www.roland.com/us/support/by...wners_manuals/ Hope that helps. David |
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Re: Roland Juno Performance Patches
Hi guys,
In Composer, in Staff -> Setup you can set the
wrighm14-juno_staff_setup.jpg If you don't have a Device Description already imported (eg. Cakewalk INS file, or an MDD) you can still edit the banks and Instrument Patch names so it's easier in the future to pick out the right instruments for your songs. You can see how to do this step-by-step in Help -> Users Guide, and use the Index to look up "device" and then select the sub-topic you want to learn about (eg. "bank"). ttfn, Sherry
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Re: Roland Juno Performance Patches
Thanks for the reply.
I downloaded the parameter guide and it gives me a lot more information but doesn't solve my problem. All my songs use the General Midi sound setup just to make things simple and I select the sounds as shown by Sherry. When I start the song it briefly loads the GM sounds then switches to the PRST or Performance 001 sound for all instruments except drums. Somewhere in the coding for the song is this command but I can't find it. Max |
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Re: Roland Juno Performance Patches
Thanks for the reply.
Most of the songs I do use General Midi sounds to make things simple and I set them up as Sherry has shown. On the songs with the issue they start showing the GM Sound Patch then quickly change to the Roland's 001 performance patch for all the instruments except the drums. No sound change command shows up but it must be there somewhere in the midi file. Max |
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Re: Roland Juno Performance Patches
Hi Max,
You can see Sound Changes in Composer by
If you're having trouble seeing anything like that, please either post a copy of the song file here for us to take a look at, or send it to support@notation.com and we'll have a look at the file. ttfn, Sherry
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