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Chapter 2. Selecting Sounds
Each of the various sounds in the JUNO-STAGE is called a “patch.”
Some patches are collections of percussion instrument sounds, and
these are called “rhythm sets.”
The patches that are built into the JUNO-STAGE are organized into
three groups: User, Preset, and GM. You can also install up to two
wave expansion boards (SRX series; sold separately), giving you even
more patches to choose from.
You can choose from the following patch groups.
USER
This group contains rewritable patches in the JUNO-STAGE’s internal
memory.
Patches that you create can be saved in this group. When the JUNO-
STAGE is shipped from the factory, this group already contains 256
patches.
PRST (Preset)
This group contains non-rewritable patches in the JUNO-STAGE’s
internal memory.
Although the patches of this group cannot be rewritten, you are free to
modify the settings of the currently selected preset patch and save the
modified patch in the User patch group.
GM (GM2)
This group contains patches compatible with GM2, which was
designed to standardize the functionality of MIDI devices across
manufacturers and models. You cannot rewrite these patches.
Although the patches of this group cannot be rewritten, you are free to
modify the settings of the currently selected preset patch and save the
modified patch in the User patch group. This group contains 256
patches.
XP-A, B
(Wave expansion board installed in the EXP A or B slot)
These groups contain patches in a wave expansion board installed in
the EXP A or B slot. Although the patches of these groups cannot be
rewritten, you are free to modify the settings of the currently selected
patch and save the modified patch in the User patch group. The
number of patches in each of these groups will depend on the wave
expansion board that is installed.
XP-A or B patches can be selected only if an SRX series wave
expansion board (sold separately) is installed in the
corresponding slot.
“Patch List” (p. 193)
Here’s how to select a patch in Patch mode.
You can select a patch in any of the following five ways.
• “Using the VALUE Dial to Select a Patch” (p. 45)
• “Selecting Patches from the Patch List” (p. 46)
• “Selecting Patches by Number ([NUMERIC])” (p. 46)
• “Using a Pedal to Select Patches (PATCH SELECT Pedal)” (p. 46)
• Register and select frequently used sounds (Favorite) (p. 47)
The basic procedure is the same in Performance mode as well.
For details, refer to “Playing the JUNO-STAGE in Performance
Mode” (p. 49).
PATCH PLAY screen
fig.disp-patchplay.eps
1. Press [PATCH].
The JUNO-STAGE will enter Patch mode, and the PATCH PLAY
screen will appear.
2. Use the cursor buttons to move the cursor to the patch group.
3. Use the VALUE dial or [DEC] [INC] to select the desired patch
group.
4. Use the cursor buttons to move the cursor to the patch type.
5. Use the VALUE dial or [DEC] [INC] to select “Patch” or “Rhythm.”
6. Use the cursor buttons to move the cursor to the patch number.
7. Use the VALUE dial or [DEC] [INC] to select a patch (or rhythm set).
Selecting Patches Selecting Patches in Patch Mode
Using the VALUE Dial to Select a Patch
Patch Group
Patch Type
Song Name
or
Rhythm Pattern Song Playback Location
or
Rhythm Pattern Status
Tempo
Category Lock Patch Category Patch Number/Name
Selecting patches by category (category lock)
The lock icon ( ) shown in the PATCH PLAY screen and PART
SELECT screen specifies whether you’ll be selecting patches
within the selected category or across categories.
If you move the cursor to the lock icon and use the VALUE dial or
[DEC] [INC] to select the “ ” position, you’ll be able to select
patch numbers across categories. If you select the “ ” position,
you’ll be able to change the patch number within the currently
selected category.
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