Roland JUNO-G - Page 8

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Listen to the demo song
The JUNO-G contains a demo song that you can use as a model for your own
p
roductions. It’s an example o
f
what a pro musician can do with the JUNO-G.
L
et’s start
by
l
istening to t
h
is
d
emo song.
Turn on the JUNO-G’s power, wait
f
or it to start up, and then simply press the
[
PLAY
]
butto
n
to
h
ea
r
t
h
e
de
m
o.
B
e
ca
r
e
f
u
l
o
f
t
h
e
v
o
l
u
m
e.
Take a look at the song recorder
The JUNO-G has a function called the “song recorder.” The song recorder contains
“MIDI
t
r
acks”
t
h
at
l
et
y
ou recor
d
note
d
ata t
h
at wi
ll
p
l
a
y
th
e JUNO-G’s own soun
d
s, an
d
“
au
d
io trac
k
s
”
that let you record sounds
f
rom a connected mic etc., just as though you were using an audio
r
ecorder. Let’s take a look at these two types o
f
tracks.
Get ready to record
1
MIDI tracks
T
he
“MIDI
t
r
acks
” record the note data and other
p
erformance
data that plays the JUNO-G’s synthesizer sound generator.
P
r
ess
the
[
SONG
]
butto
n
to
see
these
t
r
acks.
The instrumental parts of the demo song are all recorded on
t
hese MIDI tracks. The screen makes it easy to see which instru-
m
ent is assigned to each of the 16 tracks.
AUDIO track
s
“
A
ud
i
o
t
r
acks
”are the other type of track; they record actual “sound
”
f
rom a mic or other audio source connected to the JUNO-G
.
Pr
ess
the
[
AUDIO TRACK
]
butto
n
to
see
these
t
r
acks.
The vocal parts of the demo song are recorded on the audio
t
racks. Notice that the audio wave
f
orms are shown on the
f
our
t
r
acks.
2
Turn on the power, and press the
[PLAY] button.