Roland Juno-1 User Manual

How
to record
Chord
Data
used for
Chord Memory Function
When a chord data is
recorded into
the a JUNO
with the Memory
Protect
Switch
set to the
ON
position, it is erased
by power
off. If
you wish to
retain the recorded
chord data
even after
power
off, you should record
it with the
Memory Protect
Switch
®
set to the OFF position.
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®
Set the Memory Protect
Switch
as shown
below.
Memory Protect
Switch
®
: ON
—
>
Erased when the
power is off.
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Play the chord you wish
to -record.
When all the keys are released,
the chord
data is
recorded, and the Display
©will respond
with:
When
the Memory
Protect
Switch is set to ON.
Memory Protect
Switch
®
: OFF
—
*
Retained even
after the
power is
off.
When the Memory
Protect
Switch is set to OFF.
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Press
the Write
Button
®
while
holding
the Chord Memory
Button
down.
The
Display
©will respond
with:
®
If
necessary, return the
Memory Protect
Switch
to the ON position.
*
While
a
chord
data Is being recorded,
the Octave
Transpose or Key Transpose
HinctJon
does not
work, therefore,
the middle C key
ahways works
as C4 key.
*
When the recorded
chord is being played,
the
Octave Transpose
and Key Transpose
functions
work. When Octave
Transpose is normal
and
the
Key Transpose
is
0,
playing the C4
key will
faithfully recall the recorded
chord.
*
By recording
the C4 key, the
a
JUNO
can be
played
as a monophonic keyboard.
*
If the keyboard is being
played extremely fast
or too many NOTE
ON messages are continu-
ously sent into the
MIDI IN, the chords
may
not
properly sound.
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Roland Juno-1 Specifications

General

Effects	Chorus
Type	Synthesizer
Polyphony	6 voices
Oscillators	1 DCO per voice
LFO	1 LFO
Keyboard	49 keys
Memory	64 patches
Control	MIDI In/Out