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204.1 | | DONJON::CROWLEY | | Fri Jan 17 1986 16:12 | 6 |
| Have you found a MIDI chart yet? I just bought a JUNO-106 last night.
Great synth for the bucks. I'll try to remember to bring in the manual
on Monday and send you a copy of the chart if you're still looking for one.
-Ralph
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204.2 | | EDISON::SPEED | | Tue Jan 21 1986 08:47 | 3 |
| Thanks, Ralph, but Len Fehskens sent me one already.
Derek
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204.3 | Piano | FRSBEE::ROLLA | | Fri Aug 22 1986 13:11 | 8 |
| This has nothing to do with midi, but have you 106 owners programed
a good acoustic piano sound? I'm borrowing a friends 106 and
I'm curious if it's been done? I won't have it long enough to
experiment too much.
Thanks in advance.
Mike
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204.4 | Not In The Cards | ERLANG::FEHSKENS | | Fri Aug 22 1986 15:56 | 14 |
| An acoustic piano on the -106 is virtually impossible, basically
for two reasons:
1) There's no way to get the "3 octaves plus a seventh" harmonic
that so strongly characterizes a piano's sound.
2) There's no way to get the keyboard tracking of envelope times
that affects the piano's sound as you move up the keyboard.
The -106 has some acceptable *electric* piano patches, but an acoustic
is beyond it.
len (who's tried)
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204.5 | 106 for sale | FRSBEE::ROLLA | | Mon Aug 25 1986 12:56 | 11 |
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Re:4 Thanks
BTW this 106 is for sale. I'm selling it for a friend.
$550.00 used very and I mean very little.
Mike
Frsbee::rolla
223-9840
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204.6 | manual | FRSBEE::ROLLA | | Tue Aug 26 1986 09:37 | 9 |
| Just bought the juno 106 but w/out a maual. Does anyone have one
I can make a copy of.
Thanks in advance
Mike
Frsbee::rolla
223-9840
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204.7 | Done. | ERLANG::FEHSKENS | | Tue Aug 26 1986 10:24 | 6 |
| I'll put a copy in the mail tomorrow. Address?
len.
ps - my copy is a little marked up, but in "helpful" ways.
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204.8 | MANUAL | FRSBEE::ROLLA | | Tue Aug 26 1986 12:23 | 9 |
| MIKE ROLLA
MLO 5-4/U28
THANKS A BUNCH, ANY NOTES WOULD BE MORE THAN APPRECIATED.
THANKS AGAIN.
MIKE
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204.9 | Turtle mail? | FRSBEE::ROLLA | | Tue Sep 02 1986 13:23 | 7 |
| Len
Did you forget about me ?
Not complaining just curious.
Mike (still_waiting_for_the_manual)
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204.10 | got it | FRSBEE::ROLLA | | Tue Sep 02 1986 16:19 | 4 |
| Just got the manual
Thanks
Mike
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204.11 | It's in the mail... | ERLANG::FEHSKENS | | Mon Sep 08 1986 16:00 | 4 |
| Not responsible for transport. I did my end as fast as I could.
len.
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204.12 | new question on an old machine... | GENRAL::J_NICHOLSON | | Mon Mar 05 1990 18:03 | 12 |
| Does anyone know if it is possible to invoke a MIDI DUMP of the patch
info on a JUNO-106? I vague remember seeing a service manual (a few
years back) that had alot of sysex information in the back of the
manual. Are their any sysex commands that cause the Juno-106 to spill
it's guts? (sorry, you know what I mean...8*)
The reason I'm asking is to dump the patch info to a MC-500 for
storage. Or am I doomed to cassette tape only?
Thanks for any info....
Jeff
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204.13 | It's missing on the MKS-7 | DDIF::EIRIKUR | Good tines, bad tines, you know.... | Mon Mar 05 1990 23:57 | 12 |
| Interesting question....
I went into my MKS-7 manual (MKS-7 is like a 106, but with velocity), and found
nothing on getting sysex dumps of patches. Changing 'em, yes. Loading 'em,
yes. Reading them back, no.
Hmmm, maybe there is a control-shift look over your shoulder and sneeze button
press combination?
Eirikur
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204.14 | Midi Dump of Patch info... No Way ! | SHIRE::ESPIC | | Tue Mar 06 1990 03:24 | 14 |
| RE: note 204.12 posted by Jeff
--
Jeff,
I own a Juno106 and a MC300, and have been asking to Roland guys the
same question...
I would like to have someone else here telling the countrary, but there
is no possibility for midi dumping the Juno106 patch info. My MC's Bulk
Librarian would have been so happy!
Christian.
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204.15 | 1 patch at a time | TASK::GLEASON | To boldly code... | Tue Mar 06 1990 09:16 | 9 |
| I have an HS-60, which is essentially a Juno 106 with integral
speakers. While I haven't heard of any commands that will let you do
bulk dumps, I've found that whenever I manually do a program change,
the sysex data for the newly-activated patch is sent over MIDI. So, if
you want to manually select all 128 patches and have some means of
storing the data, you should be able to do what you want.
*** Daryl ***
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204.16 | | GENRAL::J_NICHOLSON | | Tue Mar 06 1990 10:36 | 6 |
| Thanks for the replies, everybody!!!
Daryl, thanks for reminding me about the sysex going out when changing
the patch; I forgot about that one. I'll try it tonight!
Jeff
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204.17 | Switch setting III | REGENT::SIMONE | | Tue Mar 06 1990 10:48 | 9 |
| As I recall, there was a switch on my long departed Juno-106 which
could be set to I, II, or III and this affects what happens when you
press the patch buttons.
When set to I, no patch info will be sent. When set to II, only the
patch number will be sent. When set to III the patch sys-ex data will
be sent.
Guido
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204.18 | Ah, another difference | DDIF::EIRIKUR | Good tines, bad tines, you know.... | Tue Mar 06 1990 11:25 | 4 |
| re .17: Drat! I don't think there is a switch on my MKS-7.
Eirikur
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204.19 | SemiUseful | DRUMS::FEHSKENS | | Fri Mar 09 1990 15:53 | 7 |
| .15 and .17 are correct - in mode III, the Juno-106 will SysEx dump the
data for a patch when it is selected. It will also transmit SysEx
data for any edits performed on the patch. There is no way to SysEx
dump *all* the patches, except by manually selecting each of them.
len (former Juno-106 owner).
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