Roland JUNO-D6 - Effects

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Overview
Eects
This instrument features a variety of eects.
For eect parameters, refer to the “Parameter Guide” (Roland website).
Tone eects
(MFX (*1), COMP, Partial EQ)
These eects are congured per tone. COMP can be used for the
drum kit instruments.
Part eects
(MFX (*1), EQ)
These eects are congured per part.
Scene eects
(IFX, Chorus/Delay (*2), Reverb)
These eects are congured per scene.
System eects
(EQ, Chorus/Delay (*2), Reverb)
These eects apply to the system overall.
MIC eects
(Noise Suppressor, EQ, Reverb, COMP)
These eects are applied to the input sound from the MIC INPUT jack.
(*1): For the MFX, you can store the tone eect and part eect separately,
and switch between settings you want to use.
(*2): Chorus/delay and reverb are stored separately for the scene eect
and for the system eects, and you can switch between settings you
want to use.
The XPS-60 includes the following built-in eects, and each can be congured independently.
Eect type Eect Explanation
Tone eects
Tone eects
Multi-eect (MFX)
This is an all-purpose multi-eect that transforms the sound into a completely dierent
type of sound.
There are 93 kinds of multi-eects, so you can select and use the ones that meet your
needs.
Aside from straightforward eects like distortion, anger and so forth, there are a
variety of eect types. There is one multi-eect setting for each tone.
Partial EQ (PARTIAL EQ)
An equalizer that you can apply to the partial of each tone. You can adjust the high,
midrange and low frequencies separately.
Drum kit compressor (KIT COMP)
You can use six dierent compressors for the drum kit. These compressors can be
assigned to each drum instrument.
* There are six compressors for use with the drum kit, which are enabled only for parts
set as part 8 (part R).
Kit instrument EQ (KIT EQ)
An equalizer that you can apply to each drum instrument. You can adjust the high,
midrange and low frequencies separately.
Scene eects
Scene (part) eects
Part EQ (PART EQ)
An equalizer that you can apply to each part. You can adjust the high, midrange and low
frequencies separately.
Insert eect (IFX)
This is an all-purpose insert eect that transforms the sound into something that’s
completely dierent.
There are 93 kinds of insert eects, so you can select and use the ones that meet your
needs. Use this when you want to apply more eects in addition to multi-eects.
This eect is common to all parts.
Eect applied to the MIC
INPUT jack
Vocoder
An eect that applies a human vocal character to the synthesizer sound to produce a
sound like someone singing.
System eects
System eects
System EQ (SYSTEM EQ)
The system EQ is an equalizer that is applied to the entire sound engine of this
instrument.
You can adjust the high, midrange and low frequencies separately.
Chorus/delay (CHORUS/DELAY) The chorus/delay adds thickness and spaciousness to the sound.
Reverb (REVERB) The reverb eect simulates the reverberations heard when playing in a hall.
Eect applied to the MIC
INPUT jack
Noise Suppressor Suppresses background noise during silence.
Mic EQ (EQ) An equalizer that’s applied to the input sound from the MIC INPUT jack.
Mic reverb (Reverb) A reverb that’s applied to the input sound from the MIC INPUT jack.
Mic COMP (Comp) A compressor that’s applied to the input sound from the MIC INPUT jack.