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So ein mieses Drecksteil überhaupt als Editor einem Produkt beizulegen ist (und war von Anfang an) sowieso schon eine Frechheit und unter aller Sau. Aber wenn diese miese Entschuldigung eines Editors dann überhaupt nicht...

The link is dead by now. Any other idea how to obtain a Juno Di patchscript?

In my MC-303 I have no Midi Thru settings in the system menu, therefore I can't turn off MIDI thru which I would like to. According to the manual there definitely should be an option to turn it on or off but it's just no...

I'm not sure if the editor works or not but IF it really works on a 64Bit OS it shouldn't be a problem to use it. You might not be able to use the USB cable as a midi connection (because of the missing 64B ir driver) but...

@Anagnorisis The Juno Di doesn't come with a lot of sounds that are suitable for your genre but that doesn't mean it's not capable of producing these sounds as well. On the contrary, with a Juno Di you can do a lot more...

Yes, at least that is possible...;)

No, it's not possible.

1. Can you overwrite the preset patches or make adjustments to them inside the software editor and save them to the Rom. You can't save them to the ROM but to the user area. So let's say you modified sound No. 1 (88Stage...

It means that you can play 128 notes simulaneously but only if you use a patch that consists of only one tone (with only one waveform loaded for that tone).(1x128=128) Therefore one key pressed uses one of the 128 voices...

1. I don't understand that question... 2: Yes, the editor can control the synth in real-time but in order to save that sound you also have to write it to the memory. 3. No 4. I don't know. But people say it's not too bad...