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How do I connect and configure the JUNO-X for MIDI control with my DAW?
Connect the JUNO-X to your computer via USB or MIDI cables. In your DAW, select the JUNO-X as a MIDI input and output device and ensure the JUNO-X's MIDI settings (System -> MIDI) are configured to receive and transmit on the desired channels, matching your DAW settings.
How do I save a custom sound (Tone/Patch) or a complete Performance (Kit) on the JUNO-X?
To save a Tone/Patch, press the [MENU] button, navigate to 'Write', and choose a location to save your sound. For saving a Kit, select the desired Kit, press the [MENU] button, navigate to 'Write', and choose a save location in the Kit memory.
What is the difference between a Tone, a Patch, a Model, and a Kit on the JUNO-X, and how do they relate to each other?
A 'Model' is a selectable engine (like JUNO-106 or XV-5080), a 'Tone' is a single oscillator/sound within a Model, a 'Patch' is a combination of Tones with effects, and a 'Kit' is a collection of Patches and performances assigned to different parts and effects, offering a complete multi-timbral setup.
My JUNO-X isn't making any sound, even though the volume is up. What are some common things to check?
First, ensure the master volume is turned up and the headphone output isn't muting the main outputs. Also, check the 'System' menu for any settings that might be muting the sound or routing it to the wrong outputs.
What are the JUNO-X's main unique features compared to the previous JUNO models, and how do I access them?
The JUNO-X features Model Expansion, allowing you to load different vintage synth engines, enhanced sequencing capabilities, and a dedicated vocal effects section. Access these features through the [MODEL] button for Model Expansion, the sequencer controls above the keys, and the microphone input on the rear panel, respectively.