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Why “mixing” is necessary
Mixing is the process of adjusting the volume balance of the tracks
on w
h
ic
h
y
ou’ve recor
d
e
d
t
h
e instruments an
d
voca
l
s, an
d
a
dd
ing
r
everberation and/or other e

ects to give your song the

nishing
t
ouches. The mixing console is the heart o
f
ever
y
recording stu
-
d
i
o.
A mixer in a recordin
g
studi
o
Th
e
JU
N
O
-G h
as
i
ts
o
wn mix
e
r
bu
il
t
in
.
S
in
ce
i
t
a
l
so
co
n
ta
in
s
a
f
u
ll
r
ange of e ects, it’s not too much to say that the JUNO-G gives you
an entire recording studio! Here’s how to use it to bring your song
t
o a  nal state of com
p
letion
.
The JUNO-G has a built-in mixer
The JUNO-G has dedicated mixers for the MIDI tracks and the
A
UDIO tracks. Even though these have essentiall
y
the same func-
tionality as a stand-alone mixer, they’re conveniently built right
i
nto the JUNO-G
!
The
“LEVEL”
sliders control the volume o
f
each instrument
(
track
)
.
There are 16 sliders for the MIDI tracks
,
and four sliders for the
AU
DI
O
t
r
acks.
MIDI TRA
C
K mixer
AUDIO TRACK mixe
r
Use the sliders to adjust the AUDIO TRACK volumes!
You can use the sliders on the front panel of the JUNO-G to adjust the AUDIO TRACK volumes. In fact,
y
ou
c
an simultaneously adjust the MIDI TRACK mixer in the screen while you use the sliders to adjust the AUDIO
volumes. The volume of each part is something
y
ou’ll want to keep an e
y
e on, so this feature is incredibl
y
co
nv
e
n
ie
n
t.
Mix your song to a final polish
Adjust the
MIDI TRACK
volumes
Adjust the AUDIO
TRACK volumes
1 2
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