Roland JUNO-D6 - Using the DAW Software; Using the XPS-60 as a DAW Controller; Controlling Mainstage; Controlling Mackie Control-Compatibal Software

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Using the XPS-60 as a DAW controller
You can use the XPS-60 as a controller for your DAW software.
The XPS-60 provides various DAW control maps. Simply select the
appropriate control map to apply the appropriate settings for the
DAW software that you’re using.
MEMO
If you want to use the XPS-60 as a controller for your DAW
software, set the USB Driver setting to “VENDOR”.
Controlling MainStage
Installing the Prole
Install the MainStage prole on your Mac.
1. Download the prole from the product support
page.
Access the following URL and download the prole.
https://www.roland.com/support/
2. Decompress the downloaded ZIP le.
3. Double-click “JUNO-D_MainStageProle_1.0.0.pkg”.
Installation begins.
4. Proceed with installation as directed by the screen.
5. When the message “Installation is completed”
appears, click the [Close] button.
Controlling MainStage
1. Use a USB cable to connect the XPS-60 to your Mac.
2. Start MainStage.
3. In MainStage, open the concert that you want to
use.
4. Press the [DAW CTRL] button to make it light.
A screen appears for selecting the DAW software to control.
5. Move the cursor to “MainStage” and press the
[ENTER] button.
MEMO
When you turn on the DAW CTRL function, there might be cases
in which sound cannot be produced for a short time. This is due
to the processing needed to load the Concert data for MainStage,
and is not a malfunction.
6. Operate the XPS-60 to control MainStage.
Controller Function
[EXIT] button
or [DAW CTRL]
button
Select normal mode
Switches the XPS-60 to normal mode.
[Ë] button
Next Set
Recalls the next set.
[Í] button
Previous Set
Recalls the previous set.
[É] button or
[INC] button
Next Patch
Recalls the next patch.
[Ç] button or
[DEC] button
Previous Patch
Recalls the previous patch.
Controlling Mackie Control-compatibal
software
1. Use a USB cable to connect the XPS-60 to your Mac.
2. Press the [DAW CTRL] button to make it light.
A screen appears for selecting the DAW software to control.
3. Move the cursor to “Others” and press the [ENTER]
button.
The DAW CONTROL setting screen appears.
4. Move the cursor to “Control Map”, and use the value
dial to select the DAW software that you’re using.
Controller Function
LOGIC When controlling Logic Pro.
CUBASE When controlling Cubase.
USER
Choose “USER” if your system cannot use the
Mackie Control control surface.
You’ll be able to choose the MIDI messages that
are transmitted when you press pads [1]–[8].
MEMO
If “USER” is selected, set the DAW software’s MIDI input/output
port to “JUNO-D”.
5. As necessary, move the cursor to “Sync Out” or
“Sync Mode”, and use the value dial to change the
setting.
Parameter Value/Explanation
Sync Out
Sets the port or connector used to output the clock,
start and stop MIDI messages.
OFF, MIDI, USB COM, MIDI/USB COM, USB MEM, ALL
Using the DAW software