Roland Alpha Juno-2 - Page 51

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TONE NAME G - 63 NE NAME table}
16=Q = 48cu
49=x
50sy
‘OF
A
B LT7=R
Cc 88s
DB 9sT
E 20=U
Fo 21=V
G 22:6
H
i
J
x
u
mM
N
23x
2asy
2522
2620
2t=b
28zc
29=d
1420 30se
15=P 3i=f
46,47 reserved
48 TONE MODIFY
(ignored if received)
O = ENV TIME tincrement)
BRILLIANCE (increment)
MOD DEPTH {increment}
MOD RATE (increment)
ENV TIME (decrement)
BRILLIANCE (decrement)
MOD DEPTH idecrement)
19 = MOD RATE (decrement)
Bulk Dump { BLD }
Bulk Dump has no relation with the EXCL in the MIDI function.
When the ’DATA TRANSFER Button’, ‘WRITE Button’ and ‘BULK DUMP
Button’ are pressed.
Byte Description
ma 1111 0000 Exclusive status
b 6100 0001 Roland ID #
ce 0011 0111 Operation code = BLD {bulk dump)
@ 0000 annn Unit # = MIDI basic channel, nnnn = 0 - 15
where nnnn + 1 = channel #
e 0010 0011 Format type { JU~1,JU-2 )
£ 0010 Oo00 Level # = 1
g 0000 0001
h 0000 G000 on of program #
i OOpp pppp # ( pppppp= nt4 : n= 0 - 15 )
Jj 0000 tttt 4 aets of TONE data { 256 bytes )
wk Tit? O112 End of Syxztem Exclusive
Notes :
The Program # (i) represents the first TONE number of
the TONE a seta (Jj).
The 4 nets of TONE data sre sequencially transmitted.
TONE data iz sent in four-bit nibbles, right justified,
Jeast significant nibble sent first.
Rach TONE data consists of 32 bytes.
The Bulk Dump m ge repeats 16 times.
STONE data format
asb isb
byte $ 7 3 6 i 5 | 4 $ 3 $$ 2 t 1G Oo
0 | DCO AFTER DEPTH } VCF KEY FOLLOW
1 | VCF AFTER DEPTH + VCA APTER DEPTH
2 3} ENV KEY FOLLOW 1 DCO BENDER RANGE
3} #8 } DCO LFO MOD DEPTH
4 $ bOO | DCO ENV MOD DEPTH
§ { bOJ } DCO PULSE PW/PWM DEPTH
6 | bO2 } DCO PWM RATE
7 ~ bO3 { VCF CUTOFF FREQ
8 } bO4 | VCF RESONANCE
9 | BOS | VCF ENV MOD DEPTH
10 { BOB | VCF LFO MOD DEPTH
11} bO7 | VCA LEVEL
12 {| bOB | LFO RATE
13° { bO9 } LFO DELAY
14 {| blo { ENV Tt
15 | 611 { ENV LI
16 | bI2 : ENV T2
17°} bi3 | ENV L2
18 | b1l4 {| ENV T3
19} bIS } ENV L3
20 =} biG | ENV T4
2t o{ DIT | 838 | TONE NAME - 1
22) { bIB | 8&8 | TONE NAME ~ 2
23> {| bIS { #48 | TONE NAME ~ 3
24 «| b2O { #88 | TONE NAME ~- 4
25 4} b2i ; 88% | TONE NAME - 5
26 | b22 | @a% } TONE NAME - 6
27 ial c 0 } TONE NAME ~ 7
28 ie 3 c 2 | TONE NAME - 8 1
29 jc & c 4 3 TONE NAME - 9 '
30 ta? ce 6 | TONE NAME -10
ey 0 {( dummy } '
a2: Q, ignored if received
4.3
boo CHORUS Q = OFF of = ON
bOl bO2
a 0 DCO ENV MODE ENV normal
a 1 ENV inverted
1 0 ENV normal with dynamien
i 1 ENV inverted with dynamicn
bO3 bO4
o 0 VCF ENV MODE ENV normal
o aS ENV inverted
1 0 ENV norma] with dynamicn
i 1 dynamics
bOS bOG
Oo 0 VCA ENV MODE ENV
0 1 GATE
i 0 ENV with dynamics
1 1 GATE with dynasica
bO7 bOs bos
° Co QO DCO WAVEFORM 0
0 o 1 SUB 1
Go 1 0 2
o 1 1 3
i o oO 4
1 6 i 5
bIO bli bI2
o td 0 DCO WAVEFORM 0
o o 1 SAWTOOTH 1
0 1 i) 2
t) 1 1 3
4 Oo O 4
1 ty) 1 5
bI3 b14
t) 0 DCO WAVEFORM 0
t) 1 PULSE 1
1 0 2
1 1 3
bis b1é
o a HPF CUTOFF 0
0 1 FREQ 1
1 Qo 2
1 1 3
b17 bis
0 o DCO RANGE 4’
o 1 a’
1 0 16’
1 1 32"
b19 b20
o 0 DCO SUB ct)
0 1 LEVEL 1
1 0 2
1 1 3
b21 622
) 0 BCO NOISE 0
) 1 LEVEL L
1 0 2
1 1 3
e7 c6 cS cf c3 c2 cl cO
OoOvvv-vwrvw~vy CHORUS RATE
vevvvvy = 0 - 127
RECOGNIZED EXCLUSIVE MESSAGES
aReceived if EXCL in the MIDI function ig on.
All Tone Parameters without Tone names ({ APR }
Byte Description
@ 1111 0000 Exclusive status
b 0100 0001 Rotand ID #
e 0031 0101 Operation code = APR {a}l paranetera)
d 0000 nann Unit # = MIDE basic channel, nnnn = 0 - 15
where nann + 1 = channel @
Format type ( JU-1,JU-2 }
e
f 0010 0000 Level # = 1
g 0000 000: Group ¢
h Ovev vvvv Value ( 0 - 127)
: In sequence (36 bytes tota))
i 1121 0131 End of System Exclusive
Bulk Dump { BLD }
Bulk Dump hes no relation with the EXCL in the MIDI function.
When the "DATA TRANSFER Button’, ‘WRITE Button’ and 'BULK LOAD
Button’ are pressed.
Byte Description
a i111 0000 Exclusive status
b G100 0001 Roland ID @
c 6011 0111 Operation code = BLD (bulk dump)
d 0000 nnonn Unit @ = MIDI basic channel, nnnn = 0 - 15
where nnnn + 1 = channel #
e 0010 0011 Format type ( JU-1,JU-2 )
f DOIO CN00 Level # = 1
g 0000 O001 Group #
h 0000 0000 Extension of program #
i OOpp pppp Program #
i Some sets of TONE data
”
~ _
°
= wy
End of System Exclusive
Notes :
The Program @ is recognized as the first TONE number
of the TONE data setae.
32 bytes are recognized as a set of TONE data.
TONE data is received in four-bit nibbles, right
justified, least significant nibble received first.
See 3.3 Bulk Dump, to underatand the TONE data format.
Other Exclusive messages are described in aection 3.