Roland Juno-Stage D-Beam Thingy

This is me trying out the D-Beam controller on my new Roland Juno-Stage. It really is interesting and fun to play with, but gets boring after a while. Chicks dig it, though.

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Music

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• vlakey
• vlaky
• vlaki
• vladimir
• keyboard
• synth
• d-beam
• roland
• juno-stage
• juno
• stage
• lick
• solo

[1jordyzzz]

which patch did u use while u activated solo synth mode?

[Vlakey]

@1jordyzzz Use "Active Expression" or "Assignable" if you want to use the d-beam with standard patches, where you have to press a key to make the sound and then use the d-beam to alter it (filter, pitch...).

However. If you choose "Solo Synth", you can use just one special sound designed for this mode only. This sound can only be played using the d-beam though (can't use keys to play it), but you can simultaneously play any normal patch using the keys while you're playing "Solo Synth" d-beam.

[EvanReignsDoom]

How do you like activate it?

[Vlakey]

Just press the "solo synth" button and wave away.

[GeetarAdam]

Lol, you had too much fun with that.

[Vlakey]

Tell me about it. It's as interesting as a plasma ball, but also has a neighbor irritation factor of 12 on a scale of 1 to 10. ;) You can't beat that.

[1jordyzzz]

helps a lot! thanks!

[1jordyzzz]

which patch did u use while u activated solo synth mode?

[Dnine1]

how much did it cost?

[GeetarAdam]

Lol, I got kicked out of my apartment for playing drums at 2 am on a Sunday morning, so I can appreciate that.