Tuesday, April 14, 2009

JUNO-106 PROGRAMMABLE POLYPHONIC SYNTHESIZER


MIDI

The ROLAND JUNO-106 is a completely new polyphonic
synthesizer that accepts all MIDI information.

The
Juno-106 features three MIDI jacks on the rear panel — In, Out, and Through — as well as a Function switch used to select the send and receive mode for I KYBD, II KYBD + BENDER + PGM CHANGE, or III ALL.

The
settings of all front panel controls (LFO, DCO, HPF, VCF, VCA, ENV, and Chorus) can be sent and received using the Exclusive Message in the ALL mode.

There are sixteen MIDI channel select buttons on the front panel, enabling you to interface with other MIDI products.

Several MIDI devices can then be
simultaneously controlled using the MIDI Through jack.

All instrumental parts of a composition can also
be performed using the data stored in a computer.

ELEMENTAL PARTS


The JUNO-106, 61-key, 6-voice polyphonic synthesizer
is easy to operate and packed with exciting functions.

The JUNO 106 features a highly stable DCO, the same kind as used in Roland's famous JX-3P and JUNO-60.

There are 2 groups (A and B) with 8 banks stored in
each group.

Each bank stores 8 patches for a total of
128 patch memories. All the LFO, DCO, HPF, VCF, VCA, ENV, and Chorus settings can be memorized.

A
cassette interface is provided to allow all program data to be stored on a cassette tape. Since the program data of groups A and B are saved and loaded independently, it can be combined or rearranged as you like.

A memory protect switch is provided to prevent the
program data from being accidentally erased.

PROGRAM MEMORY


The DCO's waveforms and ranges are selected by
touch pads and the PWM, Sub-Oscillator, Noise and LFO controls are adjusted by sliding controls.

The tone
color is tailored at will by both VCF and HPF. The VCA has a level slider and ENV/Gate select switch.

A
Chorus effect is provided to reproduce realistic string or organ sounds. And for the first time in this price class, the JUNO-106 features a portamento function that is effective for both live performances and multitrack recording.

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