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General| Type | Digital Synthesizer |
|---|---|
| Polyphony | 64 voices |
| Preset Performances | 32 |
| Arpeggiator | Yes |
| Rhythm Guide | Yes |
| MIDI | Yes |
| Effects | Reverb, Chorus |
| Keyboard | 61 keys (velocity-sensitive) |
| Controllers | Pitch Bend/Modulation Lever |
| Connectors | Output (L/Mono, R), Headphones, MIDI (In, Out) |
| Power Supply | DC 9V |
| Waveforms | PCM |
| USB | Yes |
| User Patches | 128 patches |
| Oscillators | Not specified in detail, uses PCM waveforms |
Explains the meaning of WARNING and CAUTION symbols for potential risks.
Lists important safety guidelines to always follow during operation.
Covers considerations for connecting and using the unit's power supply.
Provides guidance on suitable locations and environments for the unit.
Details on how to clean and care for the unit to ensure longevity.
Lists further important guidelines for safe and proper use.
Highlights the instrument's sound capabilities and editing functions.
Describes features for creating musical patterns and progressions.
Details the D Beam controller and Rhythm Guide function.
Explains compatibility with General MIDI and General MIDI 2 standards.
Details the functions of the JUNO-D's front panel controls and sections.
Explains the function of buttons like WRITE, SHIFT, PAGE/CURSOR, and VALUE.
Describes the D Beam controller, Pitch Bend/Modulation lever, and editing knobs.
Details the MIDI, Pedal, Output, and Power connectors on the rear.
Instructions for connecting audio devices, headphones, and pedals.
Step-by-step guide for turning the unit on and off safely.
Procedure for setting the LCD contrast for optimal visibility.
Procedure for restoring the JUNO-D to its original factory state.
Warnings regarding data loss and interruption during the reset process.
Guide to selecting sounds (patches) using categories and direct access.
How to audition patches using pre-programmed phrases.
Instructions for choosing and playing rhythm patterns.
How to use the arpeggio function with templates and phrases.
How to play chords using the multi-chord memory function.
Using knobs to edit tone balance, LFO, and envelope parameters.
How to apply vibrato and wah effects using the LFO.
Adjusting attack, decay, and release times for sound volume.
Modifying sound brightness and character using the filter.
Using the lever for pitch bending and vibrato effects.
Using external pedals to modify sound parameters.
Adjusting the keyboard's pitch range and transposition.
Using hand gestures to control effects and parameters.
Configuring functions controlled by the D Beam controller.
Adjusting D Beam sensitivity and effect polarity.
Turning Multi-Effects, Chorus, and Reverb on or off globally.
How to choose and play rhythm patterns, including without playing.
Methods for adjusting the tempo, including tap tempo.
Explains the instrument's structure, sound types, and memory.
Covers switching modes, editing parameters, and executing commands.
Step-by-step guide to creating and editing sounds (patches).
Procedure for saving edited patches to user memory.
Convenient functions for patch editing like copying and initializing.
Guide to creating and editing rhythm sets and their parameters.
Convenient functions for rhythm set editing like copying and initializing.
How to use Performance mode to layer or split sounds.
Procedure for saving edited performances to user memory.
Convenient functions for performance editing like copying and initializing.
How to use arpeggio templates and create custom templates.
How to play chords and create custom chord sets.
Overview of the JUNO-D's effects processors and how to use them.
Details on selecting and adjusting parameters for Multi-Effects.
Guide to selecting chorus types and adjusting parameters.
Guide to selecting reverb types and adjusting parameters.
Explains system functions affecting tuning, MIDI, and controllers.
Configuration options for LCD Contrast, Master Tune, and Local Control.
Mapping modulation lever, pedals, and knobs to specific functions.
Configuration of MIDI channels, receive/transmit switches, and timing.
Adjusting scale tuning for patches used in Patch mode.
Introduction to MIDI, its connectors, channels, and messages.
Connecting and controlling external MIDI sound modules.
Using an external MIDI device to play the JUNO-D's sounds.
Setting receive channels and selecting sounds via MIDI messages.
Steps for connecting and recording performance data to a sequencer.
Notes on playback accuracy and common issues with sequencers.
Saving JUNO-D data and playing General MIDI files.
How to connect the JUNO-D to a computer using MIDI cables.
Instructions for installing the JUNO-D Editor software.
Solutions for problems like no power or no sound.
Troubleshooting for pitch inaccuracies and missing sounds.
Resolving problems with effects not applying or controls not working.
Troubleshooting delayed notes or incorrect song playback from sequencers.
Explanation of common error messages and their solutions.
Detailed list of parameters for patches, tones, and effects.
Detailed list of parameters for rhythm common and tone settings.
Detailed list of parameters for performances and their effects.
Detailed list of system parameters for general, controller, MIDI, and scale tune.
A comprehensive list of all original tones available on the JUNO-D.
A detailed list of all available patches, categorized by type.
A comprehensive list of all rhythm sets and their included drum sounds.
A categorized list of all available arpeggio and phrase templates.
A list of multi-chord sets, detailing constituent notes for each chord.
A technical chart detailing MIDI message transmission and reception.
Technical specifications of the JUNO-D synthesizer.
