Roland JUNO-60 - Functions for Playing; Keyboard Operation; Controllers Overview

HI
.
Functions
for
Playing
KEYBOARD
The Roland
Juno-60
has
5 octaves
and
61
keys,
but
can
be
played
as
a 7
octave key-
board
(as shown
below}
by
using
the TRANS-
POSE
switch.
When the
TRANSPOSE
switch
is
set to
Normal,
the
third
C from
the bottom
18
corresponds
to the Middle
C
of
a piano
key-
board.
So, if you wish
to
use
the
Juno-60
with
the other
keyboards,
this
knowledge
will help
you to
align
the
Middle
C
of
the
two keyboards.
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Piano
Keyboard
The
Keyboard of
the Juno-60
CONTROLLERS
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VOLUME knob
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OCTAVE TRANSPOSE
switch
By
setting this
switch
to H or
L, you
can
transpose
up or
down
by one
octave. How
this
switch
is set can
be
written
into
memory.
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LFO
TRIG button
The
LFO
Modulation
can be turned
on
and
off
with
this
button,
if the
LFO TRIGGER
MODE
switch is
at
(MANUAL)
position.
(Refer
to
P.
17}
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Bend
sens knobs
A
DCO
When
the
pitch
of
the DCO
is being controlled
with
the
©BENDER,
this knob
adjusts the
variable range
of
the pitch.
A
VCF
When
the
Cutoff
Point of the VCF is being
controlled
with
the
BENDER,
this knob
adjusts
the
variable
range of the tone altera-
tion.
®
BENDER
lever