Roland JUNO-60 - Sample Sounds; Patch Program List; Remarks on Patches

Sample
Sounds
24
56
different
patches
are
pre-programmed
in
the Juno-60,
and each setting
example is shown
in the
Patch
Program
Data
book.
Also, the
example
patches shown below are recorded
in the
side
B of the
supplied
cassette
tape.
patch-
1
patch-
2
patch-3
patch -4
patch-
5
patch -6
patch-7
patch-B
toankl
1
1
Strings
1
v.
1
2
Strings
2
1
3
Strings
3
1 4
Organ 1
1
5
Organ 2
1
6
Organ
3
1 7
Brass
1
8
Phase
Brass
bank2
21
Piano
1
22
Piano
2
23
Celesta
24
Mallow
Piano
25
Harpsichord
1
26
Harpsichord
2
27
Guitar
23
Synthesizer
Harp
bank
3
31
Bassl
32
Bass
2
33
Clavichord
1
34
Clavichord
2
35
Pizzicato
Sound
1
36
Pizzicato
Sound 2
37
Xylophone
38
Glockenspiel
bank4
41
vioiiiw
42
Trumpet
43
Horn
44
Tuba
45
Flute
46
Clarinet
47
Oboe
48
English Horn
bankB
51
Funny
Cat
52
Wah Brass
53
Phase
Combination
54
Reed 1
55
Popcorn
56
Reed
2
57
Reed
3
58
PWM
Chorus
bank6
61
Synthesizer
Organ
62
Effect
Sound 1
63
Effect
Sound
2
64
Space Harp
65
Funk
66
Space
Sound 1
6 7
Mysterious
Invention
68
Space
Sound 2
bank 7 71
Percussive
Sound 1
72
Percussive
Sound
2
73
Whistle
74
Effect
Sound
3
75
UFO
76
Space
Sound
3
77
Surf
78
Synthesizer
Drum
The tone
color can
differ drastically
due
to
a slight change
of the knob positions
(parti-
cularly
the
FREQ knob). It also
varies
depending
on the
amplifier and the
speaker
used. Please amend
the setting while
actual-
ly playing the
keyboard.
If
the
pitch
range
of
the
sample
sound is
narrow,
you should play within
the range
which
allows that sound
to represent
its
feature
properly.
When
you select
the patch of the
single
tone musical
instrument,
play in
a
non-
legato
manner.
Also, it may prove
interest-
ing to
use the Bender.
Bank
7(71
to 78}
includes the patches whose
sound sources are VCF self-oscillation
. Therefore.
you need to
adjust
thetr pitches
with
the FREQ
knob
in
VCF to obtain
accurate pitches.
REMARKS
TRANSPOSE
switch
D DOWN
*
Please
note that the
settings
shown
include
N
«
NORMAL
t^ie ^ n°b
Positions which are irrelevant
to
the sound.
U
-
UP
LFO TRIG Mode
selector switch
A
*
AUTO
M
« MANUAL
DCO PWM
mode selector
switch
L
-
LFO
M
-
MANUAL
E
=
ENV
VCF
ENV Polarity
switch N
=
NORMAL (
/S.
)
I
* INVERTED
( V)
VGA
E/G selector
switch
E -ENV
G =GATE