Roland Juno Gi

msonora escribió:

...me preguntaba si alguien puede aventurarse en saber para que valdrá la salida song/click out... si realmente es para enviar la claqueta al batería y poder sacar las programaciones por las main outs...sería cojonudo para los directos!!!

Soundprogramer escribió:

Quien tiene una cuenta pendiente es Roland con nosotros los "SynthBoys"
Por eso le damos collejas a tuti plan por todos los lados..

Pol75 escribió:

Hola y si Juno y Roland Caca! que recomendais como un buen Sinte para adquirir?

Alguien escribió:

Dan From RolandUS here:

A little background on the Juno series in general. Roland has always had a number of different keyboard models (just like car manufacturers). The SH series are analog based synthesizers (or analog modeled). The XPs were workstations. Fantom-Gs took over as the new workstation in the 21st Century. Juno's were always made to be affordable synths with the goal to be simple and to meet current demands of the musician.

I think the Juno-Gi is the most "Juno" of anything we've released in the line. And you shouldn't compare it to the Juno-G. The two are totally different. In 2010, what consumers have asked us for is a simple keyboard with one mode (LIVE MODE) that is easy to access for one sound or multiple stack sounds or layered sounds. The other is a simple way to interface the keyboard to a computer and use the keyboard as a MIDI controller or record directly your performance as audio (USB audio interface) to your PC/Mac. And finally, a way to record internally inside the keyboard with the same power as Roland's VS or the BOSS recorders for songwriting or creating backing tracks. And that's what we've done.

Yes, you can sequence and we've included what we believe is the best sequencing option for people who want to do that, the Sonar LE Production Pack . Anyone on this forum obviously has a PC and most people opt now to sequence MIDI onto their computer, then convert that to audio. So that's what we've built the Juno-Gi to do. That way they've got the luxury of their own PC set-up, combined with the sound engine, performance controls and input effects of the Juno-Gi.

The board is also a great LIVE gigging board. And that's an important emphasis of the Gi. It has tons of real-time, assignable controls (Un montón no: son 4 knobs y el d-beam). Plus the USB song player (which can be routed to the Gi's input effects) gives it so much flexibility for bands. On this board, you can take it to a gig, play keyboards, AND you're guitar player can plug in and play as well through the GT input effects that are on-board.

Hope this helps somewhat. t's not been out a month yet. We're just scratching the surface, but I think in the long run, people are going to really appreciate the time and attention we gave this piece.