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JUNO-G Version 2.0

The sonically charged Juno-G workstation just got recharged with the introduction of Version 2.0 software, adding Fantom-series audio sampling functionality that you can use along-side all the other powerful Juno-G features. Version 2.0 software is a free download. The upgrade is easy to perform and in minutes, you’ll be sampling, chopping and sequencing your new sounds.

* Sample audio from external sources or import audio phrases from the Juno-G’s compact flash memory.
* Samples can be assigned to trigger from the Juno-G’s function buttons. Up to twelve samples can be triggered from the Juno-G’s front panel.
* Velocity and note number can be assigned individually for each sample.
* Adjust Start, End and Loop points using the Juno-G’s front panel control knobs.
* Includes advanced sampling editing such as Truncate, Normalize, Emphases, Sample Chop and Combine.
* Samples automatically BPM match in real-time to changes made to the tempo of your song.

moogi escribió:

Este update posibilita meterle sonidos del phantom que precisan muestras, entiendo...que opinas?

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------ Changes -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[Ver.2.0]
● Adds user sampling and sample-pad triggering to the feature set

zoolansky escribió:

Compis, ¿ Juno G y Juno Stage son compatibles en sonidos... o en todo... o en algo ?

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copying patches, etc. (JunoG/fantomX vs. JunoStage)
I already made a research about loading the X/Juno G patches. Now that I have both the Stage and G at home and I can compare them, I found, that it uses A LOT of X/JunoG patches. That means same waveforms (I am not saying they're the same, of course the JunoStage has more of them), same effect setting (because there is the same effects set on both machines), same everything, and so far I was actually able to reproduce some performances (you might know the burning lead for example) exactly as on the Juno-G just by reading its settings and editor information, and adjusting the Juno-Stage.

Of course under these circumstances it would have been reasonable to use the editors and save patches/performances from one machine and load them into the other. Doesn't work. Their files aren't compatible, their editors aren't compatible, their librarians aren't compatible. NOTE: I haven't used the midi message to change the sound.

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Pregunta:
Will it be possible to load sounds from Fantom X/juno G libraries into the Juno Stage? I got quite used to those sounds and I created a variety of setups too. I am asking because someone referred to a different sound set (sonic cell). Thanks for any feedback.
Respuesta (del puto amo del foro):
luke:
No, the Juno Stage boasts a different set of waveforms compared to the Juno-G and SonicCell, so it won't load their patches.

The new GW-8 and Stage are based on the SonicCell engine which derives from Fantom-X. The Fantom-X chip has paid them off quite well (since it was re-used many times), so they can easily build affordable keyboards with it.