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Some setting examples are shown in this manual so that it might be easier for you to master how to operate the Juno-6, but you are the one who creates the sounds. Please find out your own setting and new ways of playing. • Basic Connections............. 5 • Functions....................................6 I. Functions for Sound Creating ... 6 DCO .'...................6 HPF..................... 8 VCF.....................8 VC A ......................................10 ENV ..........................10 LFO.........................11 II. Functions,for Playing................12 Keyboard......................12 Controllers ..............................12 Arpeggio..................................13 Hold ..........................14 Key Transpose.....................14 Remote Controls.....15 III. Effects........................16 Chorus ..........................16 Other Effects (Options) ....... 16 • Arpeggio Samples..........................17 • Sample Sounds..............................18 • Sound Synthesis Memo..................29 • Specifications ..............................32 • Options ......................................33 f Functions for Playing- { Effect T KEY TRANSPOSE button Hold this button down and press the key to which you want to transpose. CJEBSESBSB The sound remains even after the key is released. (This applies to Arpeggio as well.) Changes the pitch ranges. Changes the speed of Arpeggio. ■.mmsammm-- Turns on and off the Arpeggio function. Changes the movement of the patterns. A Low Frequency Oscillator that generates vibrato and growl effects. HfSM Digitally controlled Oscillator that determines the pitch. ■■m It also generates three waveforms that are the sound source of the synthesizer. The filter that cuts or emphasizes harmonics and consequently determines the tone color. The amplifier that controls the amplitude, resulting in changing the volume. |WW* It generates the control voltage which is applied to the VCA and VCF, KiSMmm controlling the harmonics and the volume. This changes the depth of the Chorus effect. o Ô □ ON/OFF O ARPEGGIO MODE RANGE ÖLÖ- ^ DOWN 3 CHORUS DELAY TRIG RATE TIME MODE nu o ru SUB O SUBOSC NOISE LFO • \ J MANUAL /V ©j ENV LFO KITBD 0: a-. EMV A D S R OCTAVE TRANSPOSE C#) o m -maBM^SSSm The manually operated button for the LFO. (It works when the TRIGGER MODE switch, situated in the LFO, is set to MANUAL.) This controls the rate of the LFO. To select the pulse width controlling signal. €S2ZEZES This emphasizes the Cutoff Point (creating unusual sounds). Control signal select switch This selects the signal which controls the VCA. (It decides whether to change the volume by using Envelope signal or Gate signal. ) To alter the range of the keyboard. (1 octave up and down. ■flllll A manually operated lever which controls the pitch of the DCO and the Cutoff Frequency of the VCF. This control sets the maximum effect of the BENDER. DELAY TIME (Rise Time) (AUTO) In this mode it delays the vibrato (growl) effects by the set amount. (MANUAL) While the LFO TRIGGER button is being pressed, the DELAY TIME determines the time required for the LFO signal to become maximum. TRIGGER MODE switch The LFO operates either manually or automatically depending on which position this switch is set to. (MANUAL, AUTO) You can select the output waveform of the DCO. (Each of them can be switched on and off individually.) gran* This determines the polarity of the Envelope. (Negative polarity is for special effect.) This controls the time, needed for the voltage to reach its maximum level after the key is pressed. SUB OSCILLATOR level This is the volume of another sound source, NOISE. This adjusts the level of the Envelope signal which controls the Cutoff Point of the VCF. It adjusts the depth of the vibrato effect. HPF Cutoff FREQUENCY As you raise the knob, low frequency is cut. (The sound is getting brighter.) -aswmmmBBm (MANUAL) The pulse width is adjusted. (LFO,ENV) The intensity of the modulation is controlled. As you lower the knob, high frequency harmonics are cut off. (The sound is getting softer.) maiaai This adjusts the depth of the growl/wah effects. cuzmsn As you lower the Knob, the difference of the tone colors between different notes becomes larger. This determines the time needed for the voltage to reach the Sustain level. USTAIN level This determines the Sustain level to which the voltage falls at the end of the Decay time. This sets the time required for the sound to finally fades out after the key is released. 4 4 4 4 ^Functions for Playing —^ v-Functions for Sound Creating.........................—-' Basic Connections 5 TUNE ARPEGGIO PEDAL VCF PHONES CLOCK IN HOLD CONTROL OUTPUT ? Refer to P. 15 PEDAL SWITCH FOOT VOLUME DP-2 Refer to P. 15 FV-200 Refer to P.15 -►TUNE (±% note) r i KEYBOARD AMP M/H AUDIO AMP H RECORDING UNIT H P.A. MIXER L...