Porform on Juno-G

perform mode on Juno-G.
Part1: Magestic Str (4 and 5 otcaves)
Part2: Contrabass (only fst and scd octave)
Part3: Jg Flute (3rd octave)
Part4: Warm String (all keyboard)

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Juno-G
• Keyboard
• Perform
• Strings
• Orchestra
• Roland

[Gizmoriderful]

Dude, I LOVE YOUR SHORTS!!!! can i come over to drink some beer and hang out???

[mysticsailor9]

it has a bunch of rhythms and beats, you can also create your own, or modify the exiting ones.. and yes the arpeggio can be used..again, preset or user developed pegs can be made..

[DustyDogger]

Yes, I know it's not an arranger board, but does it let you create any beats or rhythms for backing when you're playing live? Does it have an arpeggio function?

[mysticsailor9]

its not an arranger.. if you want backing styles then the new GW8 is for you.. it has the fantom G sound engine.

The Juno has infinite capabilites to edit and create patches, 16part multi-timbral performances, analog mixing and recording.. it is a home recording studio dream come true.

[DustyDogger]

Does it have good backing rhythm and drum capabilities?

[brio0909]

i bought a juno g

last october ....

i'm dissatified with its tones,

compared to the KORG TR and KORG N364 our insti music club has ....

the strings arent rich and lush,

none of the flute seem like a real one,

the piano tone on the N364 has been unbeatable even after hours of tweaking ...

i am pretty sure i'm looking at some things the wrong way, but tell me? will i have to sit and tinker all the sounds ? for the class i already expect from my juno g ?

[anstonian]

Well done very good. really enjoyed it. thanks for posting.

[Clemooo]

The Juno G is a synthesizer.... -.-

[fuzzy1074]

i got a juno g and korgs tr61 and every fortnight or so i prefer 1 against the other coz they are both excellent and u get some wicked bass from the juno and deep pads from the korg

[descenttoheaven909]

Wow... Okay.