Roland Juno-6 - HOLD Function; KEY TRANSPOSE; Transposition Operation

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HOLD
D
When this
button is pressed,
the sound re-
mains
even
after you release
the l<ey.
The level
of the sound
is
controlled by
the
S
(Sustain
Level)
in
the Envelope
Generator. Con-
sequently you cannot
hold a
sound
that has
a SUSTAIN level of zero.
Also, the
HOLD
function
applies
up
to
6
keys
at
a time, and if more than 6
keys
have
been
played, the
last six keys will
remain.
^
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-Refer to
P.I
5
ARPEGGIO
& HOLD
If
you press the
HOLD
button while
an
Arpeggio
is
being
played,
it will continue to
be
played
even
after the keys are released.
In
this
case,
no matter how many
keys
are
pressed, each
time
you
press
a
new key,
you
will hear
a
new
Arpeggio
with
a
different
pattern.
^
NOTE
Turn
the ARPEGGIO
switch
on before turn-
ing
on
the HOLD switch. If
you
turn on or
off the ARPEGGIO
switch
with the
HOLD
on, the
previous pattern may
be
played,
which makes
operation awkward.
KEY
TRANSPOSE
D
How to
transpose
While
holding the
TRANSPOSE
button down,
press any key
in any octave.
If
the indicator
above lights up,
transposition
is
completed
and
the Juno-6
will now
play
in
the
key of
the chosen note.
*
Normally
C
cannot
be
transposed, only the
highest
C
can be transposed
one
octave
up.
(The indicator
lights
up.)
Transposition
to any
key
is possible.
By
using
the appropriate
key, you can
shift the pitch
of the
entire keyboard. Moreover you
can
play a piece with many
#s
and
bs
in the key
of
C
major
(A minor).
B
How
to
return
to
the
normal
key
<C
key)
While holding the
TRANSPOSE
button down,
press
any C
note (except
for
the highest
C),
and the
indicator will go out
and the
Juno-6
has returned
to
the normal condition
(the
key
of
C).
^
Key
transposition
is not
possible
while an
Arpeggio
is
being
played.
HOLD
& KEY
TRANSPOSE
The
sound, sustained"
by the
HOLD
function,
can
be
transposed
as
well. Hold the
chord
then
transpose as shown
above.
Using the
top
octave,
you can
transpose the
key
up
by
one
octave.