Owner`s manual
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Using the JUNO-Di as a Controller and Sound Module
You can use the JUNO-Di’s keyboard as a MIDI controller for a DAW whose
tracks are playing JUNO-Di sounds. Here’s how to set this up:
Press the JUNO-Di’s MENU button.
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Press ENTER to display the first system screen.2
Press 3 4 until the MIDI screen appears.
Set Local Switch to 4 Off. (For an explanation of why you should do
this, see the above explanation of MIDI Controller mode’s Local Sw
parameter.)
Press the PERFORM button—your setting is saved and the first
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performance is displayed.
Select PERFORM 063:Seq:Template. This performance sets up the
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JUNO-Di for use as multitimbral sound module, and allows you to
play up to 16 separate JUNO-Di sounds from your DAW.
In this performance, the 16 parts are lined up with the 16 MIDI
channels so that Parts 1-16 receive MIDI data on MIDI Channels 1-16,
respectively. Each DAW track sends out data on the MIDI channel
corresponding to the part that plays its sound.
MIDI
Channel 1
Part 1—PIANO 001:88StageGrand
MIDI
Channel 2
Part 2—GUITAR/BASS 053: Cmp’d Fng Bs
MIDI
Channel 10
Part 10—RHYTHM 001: Pop Kit 1
Piano
Bass
Drums
DAW tracks JUNO-Di performance parts
The performance’s parts are also set to respond to various MIDI
Program Change, Bank Select, and Control Change messages. All
of the parts are also set to default levels you can change with MIDI
messages from the DAW.
To learn about MIDI Program Change, Bank Select, and Control Change
messages, see our An Introduction to MIDI InFocus booklet. To learn
how to work with them in your DAW, see your DAW’s documentation.
You’re now set up.
As you sequence track after track, there’s really nothing you need to
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do on the JUNO-Di other than play. Everything else takes place in
the DAW.
About Selecting JUNO-Di Sounds for Use with a DAW
No matter how you decide to select sounds for use with a DAW, we
recommend starting with PERFORM 063:Seq:Template.
When you’re playing JUNO-Di sounds from a DAW, there are three ways to
select the sounds in the JUNO-Di performance you use.










