How to have 88 keys with your Juno-G by using a controller

I wanted to make this video just to show that it is very much possible to hook up a midi controller into the juno-g and use its sounds. I hope this video is helpful for people who are just beginning on synthesizer much like myself.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Roland
• Juno-G
• Synthesizer
• Midi
• Controller
• Olivarria
• keyboard
• how
• to
• hook
• up
• keyboards

[maddenjunkies]

How do you get your controller to play different patch from that which your Juno g is using?

[NOlivarria]

use sequecing template and set controller to trigger any of the 16 channels. Leave the locol switch on the juno-g. Another way is to initilize a perfromance and set sounds accordingly to channels of the controller.

[eltmatt]

which controller are you using?

[NOlivarria]

I'm using the m-audio 88 keys. I like it a lot.

[CryoGenUK]

Thank you. :D

[EarthVsJazz]

Thank you so much for this video, You made me just appreciate my Juno So much more then I already did. Thank you again.

[camlpg]

How come at 3:00 your midi controller was not mated with juno-g?

[NOlivarria]

keyboard remote switch needs to be on.

[KeithForsythe]

awsome video! I just bought a juno-g, and I want to try the following: In addition to playing two different patches by using a different midi channel(one from the juno, one from the controller), can I also split the audio output to A and B? So sounds the controller triggers goes to audiot out A, and sounds the onboard juno keyboard triggers goes to audio B.