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Changing the Location of the Insert
Eects (LOCATION)
By default, the insert eects are connected (inserted) directly after
the input source. This means that you’ll be able to hear and record the
sound processed by the eect.
However, in some cases, you may wish to change this method of
connection. The JUNO-Gi lets you change the location where the insert
eects are connected, thus allowing you to use the eect in a variety
of ways.
1. In the recorder’s eects screen, press the [1] (INS FX) button.
The INSERT FX screen will appear.
2. Press the [4] (LOC) button.
The INSERT FX LOCATION screen will appear.
3. Use the VALUE dial or the [DEC] [INC] buttons to specify the
location where the insert eects are to be connected.
Value Explanation
INPUT
<NORMAL>
This lets you monitor and record the sound that is
processed through the insert eects. Normally, you
should use this setting.
TRACK 1
(REC)
INPUT
<REC DRY>
This lets you monitor the sound that is processed
through the insert eects, but record the sound before
it has passed through the insert eects (i.e., record the
“dry” sound). Use this setting if you want to try out
various eect settings after recording.
g.03
TRACK 1
(REC)
TRACK
1–8,
1/2–7/8
This lets you apply the insert eects to the track
playback audio. Use this setting if you want to try out
eects after recording the dry sound, or if you want to
apply the eect only to a specic track.
g.03
TRACK 1
(PLAY)
RHYTHM
This lets you apply the insert eects to the rhythm
sound.
g.03
RHYTHM
Value Explanation
MASTER
Use this setting if you want to apply the eect to the
overall sound, such as when using the eect to modify
the sound during bounce-recording, or using the eect
to achieve a special sound.
TRACK 1
(PLAY)
TRACK 8
(PLAY)
RHYTHM
4. When you’ve nished making settings, press the [EXIT]
button.
- Contents 1
- USB Memory Song Player 127 4
- Appendix 131 4
- Overview 5
- Overview of the JUNO-Gi 6
- About the Digital Recorder 7
- SD Cards and USB Memory 7
- Panel Descriptions 8
- Rear Panel Connections 10
- About Batteries 12
- About SD Cards 13
- Turning the Power On 14
- About the Display 15
- About the Function Buttons 16
- Editing a Value 16
- The [MENU] Button Function 17
- Assigning a Name 17
- Listening to the Demo Song 18
- Synthesizer 19
- Selecting Live Sets 20
- Calling Up a Favorite Sound 22
- Favorites in a List 22
- Layer On/O 23
- Selecting Tones 23
- Selecting Tones from the List 23
- LAYER/SPLIT Screen 24
- Changing the Split Point 24
- Controlling Your Performance 26
- [SOUND MODIFY] Knob 27
- Using Pedals 28
- Performing with a Microphone 28
- ( Vocoder) 28
- Function 29
- Chord Memory Settings 29
- About Arpeggio 30
- Playing by Using Arpeggios 30
- Arpeggio Settings 30
- Saving a Live Set (WRITE) 33
- LIVE SET EDIT Parameter 34
- LIVE SET EDIT 2 Screen 35
- LIVE SET EDIT 3 Screen 36
- PRO EDIT Screen 37
- 3. TVF PARAMETER 38
- 4. TVF ENVELOPE 39
- 5. TVA PARAMETER 40
- 6. TVA ENVELOPE 40
- 7. LFO1/8. LFO2 41
- Making E ect Settings 42
- Signal Flow and Parameters 43
- ( EFFECT ROUTING) 43
- ( MFX1, 2 CTRL) 44
- Multi-E ect Control 44
- ( MFX STRUCTURE) 44
- Chorus Settings (CHORUS) 45
- Reverb Settings (REVERB) 45
- Eects Parameters 46
- About Note 47
- When Using 3D E ects 47
- 01: EQUALIZER 48
- 02: SPECTRUM 48
- 03: ISOLATOR 48
- 04: LOW BOOST 48
- 05: SUPER FILTER 49
- 06: STEP FILTER 49
- 07: ENHANCER 49
- 08: AUTO WAH 50
- 09: HUMANIZER 50
- 10: SPEAKER SIMULATOR 50
- 11: PHASER 51
- 12: STEP PHASER 51
- 13: MULTI STAGE PHASER 51
- 14: INFINITE PHASER 52
- 15: RING MODULATOR 52
- 16: STEP RING MODULATOR 52
- 17: TREMOLO 52
- 18: AUTO PAN 53
- 19: STEP PAN 53
- 20: SLICER 53
- 21: ROTARY 54
- 22: VK ROTARY 54
- 23: CHORUS 54
- 24: FLANGER 55
- 25: STEP FLANGER 55
- 26: HEXA-CHORUS 56
- 27: TREMOLO CHORUS 56
- 28: SPACE-D 56
- 29: 3D CHORUS 57
- 30: 3D FLANGER 57
- 31: 3D STEP FLANGER 57
- 32: 2 BAND CHORUS 58
- 33: 2 BAND FLANGER 58
- 34: 2 BAND STEP FLANGER 58
- 35: OVERDRIVE 59
- 36: DISTORTION 59
- 37: VS OVERDRIVE 59
- 38: VS DISTORTION 59
- 39: GUITAR AMP SIMULATOR 60
- 40: COMPRESSOR 60
- 41: LIMITER 61
- 42: GATE 61
- 43: DELAY 61
- 44: LONG DELAY 62
- 45: SERIAL DELAY 62
- 46: MODULATION DELAY 62
- 47: 3TAP PAN DELAY 63
- 48: 4TAP PAN DELAY 63
- 49: MULTI TAP DELAY 63
- 50: REVERSE DELAY 64
- 51: SHUFFLE DELAY 64
- 52: 3D DELAY 64
- 53: TIME CTRL DELAY 65
- 54: LONG TIME CTRL DELAY 65
- 55: TAPE ECHO 66
- 56: LOFI NOISE 66
- 57: LOFI COMPRESS 67
- 58: LOFI RADIO 67
- 59: TELEPHONE 67
- 60: PHONOGRAPH 67
- 61: PITCH SHIFTER 68
- 62: 2VOICE PITCH SHIFTER 68
- 63: STEP PITCH SHIFTER 68
- 64: REVERB 69
- 65: GATED REVERB 69
- 66: OVERDRIVE g CHORUS 69
- 67: OVERDRIVE g FLANGER 70
- 68: OVERDRIVE g DELAY 70
- 69: DISTORTION g CHORUS 70
- 70: DISTORTION g FLANGER 70
- 71: DISTORTION g DELAY 70
- 72: ENHANCER g CHORUS 71
- 73: ENHANCER g FLANGER 71
- 74: ENHANCER g DELAY 71
- 75: CHORUS g DELAY 71
- 76: FLANGER g DELAY 72
- 77: CHORUS g FLANGER 72
- 78: SYMPATHETIC RESONANCE 73
- 79: VOCODER 73
- Chorus Parameters 74
- Reverb Parameters 75
- Utility (UTILITY) 76
- System Settings (SYSTEM) 78
- Example: Tonic of C 79
- [3] ( MST EQ) 79
- System Menu [2] ( KBD/CTRL) 79
- [1] ( KBD) 79
- [2] ( PEDAL) 79
- MIDI device 81
- [3] ( EXP) 82
- [4] ( ASSIGN) 82
- Digital Recorder 83
- About the RECORDER Screen 84
- Function buttons 84
- Playing a Song 85
- Muting Tracks 86
- ( TRACK SETTING) 87
- Specifying the A–B Region 88
- Repeat Region 88
- Function button 88
- Recording 89
- ( REC SOURCE SELECT) 91
- Recording 92
- Manual Punch-In/Out 93
- Auto Punch-In/Out 93
- ( Undo/Redo) 94
- Bounce-Recording 95
- Selecting the RECORDER MENU 96
- Track Move (Moving Data) 97
- Track Erase (Erasing Data) 98
- Caution when importing 99
- Track Export 100
- SONG EDIT Menu 101
- Song ( Song Write) 102
- Digital Recorder 2 (Eects) 103
- Using Insert E ects 104
- Entering a value 105
- When you’ve nished editing 105
- Eects (LOCATION) 106
- Insert Eects Parameters 107
- EQUALIZER 109
- NOISE SUPPRESSOR 109
- COMPRESSOR 111
- When set to BPM 112
- ENHANCER 114
- Using Reverb E ect 115
- Mastering ( MASTERING Mode) 116
- Settings (EDIT) 117
- Algorithm 118
- Playing a Rhythm Pattern 119
- Switching Patterns 121
- Entering Notes 123
- WRITE (Saving a Pattern) 123
- USB Memory Song Player 125
- Copying Song Files from Your 126
- Computer to Usb Memory 126
- Insert the USB Memory 126
- USB Memory 126
- Center Cancel/ Minus-One 127
- Appendix 129
- What is the USB driver? 130
- USB audio 130
- USB MIDI 130
- About MIDI 131
- ( MIDI Controller Mode) 131
- MIDI Device 132
- What is V-LINK? 133
- Turning the V-LINK ON/OFF 133
- V-LINK Settings 133
- Chord Memory List 134
- Error Message List 136
- Troubleshooting 138
- Specications 141
- MIDI Implementation Chart 142
- USING THE UNIT SAFELY 145
- IMPORTANT NOTES 146
- For China 147
- For EU Countries 147
- DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 148
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