80's sounding synth patches
2 Jul 2007, 16:05I've just got a Juno G - my first instrument of any kind. Can anyone recommend any 80't sounding patches?
Fantom-S and Fantom-X
80's sounding synth patches
Re: 80's sounding synth patches
2 Jul 2007, 16:17Check out the free patches we have here:
http://rolandclan.info/en/materials/juno-g/
If you want professional-grade sounds (including lots of classic 1980s synth sounds), check out these libraries:
http://sinevibes.com/soundware/planet-x/
http://sinevibes.com/soundware/planet-f/
http://rolandclan.info/en/materials/juno-g/
If you want professional-grade sounds (including lots of classic 1980s synth sounds), check out these libraries:
http://sinevibes.com/soundware/planet-x/
http://sinevibes.com/soundware/planet-f/
Re: 80's sounding synth patches
2 Jul 2007, 17:39If I copy any of these patches over those on the synth, does it replace the actual preset, or is it just a user patch that it replaces? In which case the preset will still exist.
Re: 80's sounding synth patches
2 Jul 2007, 21:40No problem. You cannot write over a Preset, just User patches.
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how do i loaded patches in juno-g
12 Jul 2007, 19:55iam new to the site and was wondering how do i load those patches into the juno-g
can somebody help
13 Jul 2007, 22:04i still dont know how to loaded this patches of the site in my juno-g can somebody help me
Re: 80's sounding synth patches
15 Jul 2007, 10:45I'm new to all of this too, but I'll do my best. I'll begin from the beginning so as not to leave any stage out - don't be offended!
There may be a better way of doing this, but:
plug juno g into pc via usb
Mode/USB/ select Midi
Fire up the librarian on your pc - program files/Juno g editor/librarian
In the Main window that appears, hit Read/All button
That loads all the current user patches from the synth
You now need to open a group of patches, so double click the .jgl file wherever that is.
You will now see a new window (e.g. Planet X) listing all of the available patches.
If you haven't done this already, you can preview each patch.
To overwrite a patch on the Juno G, you simply copy and paste it. so:
Select one of the new patches
Edit/Copy
Go back to the Main window listing current patches on the synth (through the window menu)
Select a patch to overwrite
Edit Replace
You will now see the patch replaced in the Main window - but you still have to upload to the synth. so,
Hit the Write All button if you've made a number of edits, or just highlight the changes and hit Write selected. Patches should now be copied to the synth for you to enjoy.
I've written this as I have done it so this should work.
If anyone has an easier way (any stages I can leave out) let us know.
As we are both finding our way with this maybe we should stay in touch and help each other out?
Barry
There may be a better way of doing this, but:
plug juno g into pc via usb
Mode/USB/ select Midi
Fire up the librarian on your pc - program files/Juno g editor/librarian
In the Main window that appears, hit Read/All button
That loads all the current user patches from the synth
You now need to open a group of patches, so double click the .jgl file wherever that is.
You will now see a new window (e.g. Planet X) listing all of the available patches.
If you haven't done this already, you can preview each patch.
To overwrite a patch on the Juno G, you simply copy and paste it. so:
Select one of the new patches
Edit/Copy
Go back to the Main window listing current patches on the synth (through the window menu)
Select a patch to overwrite
Edit Replace
You will now see the patch replaced in the Main window - but you still have to upload to the synth. so,
Hit the Write All button if you've made a number of edits, or just highlight the changes and hit Write selected. Patches should now be copied to the synth for you to enjoy.
I've written this as I have done it so this should work.
If anyone has an easier way (any stages I can leave out) let us know.
As we are both finding our way with this maybe we should stay in touch and help each other out?
Barry