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^Roland®
JUND-BD
Owner's Manual
JUNO-60
Operation Manual f^Roland
The Roland
voice fully
synthesizer.
Juno-60 is 61 key, 6
programmable polyphonic
•The Juno-60 includes memory capacity
to retain up to 56 different synthesizer
patches. (8 patches x7banks)
•Any program in memory can be tempo-
rarily edited during live performance,
•The Juno-60 features battery back up
system to retain the programs even when
switched off.
•The Tape Memory interface allows any
patch programs to be saved into an ordi-
nary tape recorder for storage and later
retrieval.
•If connecting the Pedal Switch to the
PATCH SHIFT jack, you can call the 8
patch programs stored in the same bank
one after another, simply by pressing the
pedal.
•The digitally controlled oscillator (DCO)
guarantees an extremely stable pitch.
•This is the complete 6voice polyphonic
synthesizer provided with 6VCF's, 6
VCA'sand6 ENVs.
•Wide variations of the Arpeggio Patterns
are available by changing the MODE and
RANGE switches.
•The Chorus effect produces rich and ex-
pansive sounds.
•Transposition to any key is possible by
the Transpose function.
•The Juno-60 can be driven by the MC-A
micro-composer by using its PCB con-
nector.
•It is necessary for you to understand the
functions of the controls and selectors of
the Juno-60 perfectly to fufly enjoy the
advantages of the unit. Some setting
examples are shown in this manual to
make it easier for you to master how to
operate the Juno-60, but you are the one
who creates the sounds. Please find out
your own setting and new ways of play-
ing.
<Important
)
•Please do not turn the Power switch on
immediately after turning it off; wait for
afew seconds.
Contents
Basic Connections 5
Functions 6
I. Memory Functions 6
Memory 6
Tape Interface 9
II. Functions for Sound Creating ... 12
DCO 12
HPF 14
VCF 14
VCA 16
ENV 16
LFO 17
I. Functions for Playing 18
Keyboard 18
Controllers 18
Arpeggio 19
Hold 20
Key Transpose 20
Remote Controls 21
IV. Effects 22
Chorus 22
Other Effects (Optional) 22
'Arpeggio Sample 23
1Sample Sounds 24
1Sound Synthesis Memo 29
Specifications 32
Options 33
Basic
Connections
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P.21
PEDAL SWITCH
DP-2
Refer to P. 21
TUNE adjust knob (±14 note)
STEREO HEADPHONES
RH-10
•Adjust the volume with the
Volume control knob on
theJuno-60.
FOOT VOLUME
FV-200
Refer to P.21
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KEYBOARD AMP M/H
AUDIO AMP H
RECORDING UNIT H
P.A. MIXER L/M/H
GUITAR AMP L/M
etc.
I.Memory Functions 6
The Juno-60 includes enough memory capaci-
ty to retain up to 56 different patch programs
which you can change from one to another
during five performance just by flick of a
button.
Also, you can edit any patch program in use
by moving the controls. It also features
battery back-up circuit to retain the programs
even when switched off.
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©BANK buttons
®PATCH NUMBER buttons
©Program Number Display window
©MANUAL button
(D WRITE button
<Tape lnterface>
©SAVE button &indicator
®VERIFY button &indicator
(D LOAD button &indicator
(a) Selecting
You can select apatch from memory by using
aBANK button ©and aPATCH NUMBER
button (3). In this case, you may push either
the BANK button or PATCH NUMBER
button first. Also, you can change only BANK
NUMBER or PATCH NUMBER. If you wish
to choose Bank (§) or ©, hold the Bank
button (E) down, and press ©or (2).
The selected Program number is shown in
the Program Number Display window (3).
All 56 patches are user programmable, but
are pre-programed to provide you with
examples and programs ready to be used.
(Refer to P. 24)
Example
•23 (Bank: 2, Patch: 3) •71 (Bank: 7, Patch: 1}
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(b) Editing
You can edit any patch program in use as you
play. If you move adesired control even
slightly, its setting position of that patch pro-
gram will be deleted and ready to be manually
controlled. As soon as you start editing, the
two dots in the Program Number Display
window will iight, showing that the Juno-60
is in Edit mode.
This Editing function may be used as are-
time performance control since it does net
automatically rewrite the existing prograr%
unless the appropriate operation for rewrit-
ing is done. {Refer to P. 6} Therefore, 1
selecting the same patch program later, yea
will hear the original tone color unchanged.
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*Adjust the desired controls.
23. The points will light.
*Editing does not affect the original patch program.
(c) Writing
You can write anew patch or an Edit (b) into
memory. The settings of the knobs (covered
red) and the position of the OCTAVE
TRANSPOSE switch are memorized as a
patch program. (Refer to the diagram below).
The old patch program previously stored m
automatically deleted when you have com-
pleted writing anew patch.
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Operation
1. Press the MANUAL button and set the
controls as you like. Otherwise, select a
patch program by BANK and PATCH
NUMBER buttons and edit its tone color.
2. Set the MEMORY PROTECT switch on
the rear pane! to OFF.
3. Press the WRITE button©.
4. While holding the WRITE button down,
press aBANK and aPATCH NUMBER
buttons.
Now you have correctly written apatch
program into memory.
5. Set the MEMORY PROTECT switch to
ON.
*When writing an Edit, press the same
BANK and PATCH NUMBER buttons, and
the original patch program wiii be replaced
with the Edit. If you press adifferent
BANK and PATCH NUMBER buttons,
both the initial patch and the editted patch
will be retained.
8
(Sound Synthesizing)
4
tic
4
TWTCH
Pr
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D+D.D
ON Off O*
The Juno-60 features battery back-up sys-
tem to retain the programs even when
switched off. The batteries should be
replaced with anew set in every five years.
In this case, please have your local Roland
dealer replace thebatteries.
(The first replacement might be required
before five years.)
(d) Copy function
This copy function allows the user to copy
any patch program and arrange the program
numbers. There may be some patch programs
which are more often used than others. If
these patches are collected in the same bank,
it will be easier to decide where to write anew
patch, which after all save agreat deal of work
and time.
*This function is particularly useful when
the Patch Shift function (Refer to P. 21 )is
being used.
Copying apatch from 23 to 17.
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Hold this button down.