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Echomaster (5)


02:56 GMT
29 October 2009
Ok - simple enough. . . I'm playing my Juno and am fiddling around with my Groovebox 307 and for some reason. . . The C's arent' the same. Hmm - my ears are bad, but not that bad. Every startup, we are about, what - 4 1/2 steps low. I checked the System and I'm right on at 440 hz, but the only way I can play "in tune" was to go into the menu and transpose down (I think it was -3).

Either I'm missing something, or this thing starts up out of tune ( I can't believe it). I thought I read something in another post about having to pitch bend after startup to reset, but that doesn't get me back to a real middle C. Do I have a unique problem, because I can't think that Roland would have such a blatant flaw in the system. . . Any thoughts??
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KRE8A (646)


03:42 GMT
29 October 2009
Hi Echomaster,

If you are in performance mode with patches sequenced from 1 to 16, go to part view pitch, and adjust course tune to zero, also check part view in scale tune, for assigning zero.

Alternatively, IMPORTANT > be very sure all your work that you have transformed and edited with in the unit and sequencer, is backed up into a Sand Disk 1Gb compact flash card, which is inserted into a ULTRA PC CARD ADAPTER, make sure after the following you remove the memory card from the Juno - G, so you can execute factory reset.

If you don't have a pc card and adapter, you can buy both item's at your local electrical goods store.












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dbijoux (1232)


04:58 GMT
29 October 2009
That's quite odd. Here is a quick test for the Juno.

1) Patch Mode
2) Hold Shift - Init (F5)

That will give you an Initialized Patch - nothing but a mono saw wave.

Now compared A4 key to 440hz file attached below.
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Echomaster (5)


19:20 GMT
2 November 2009
That fixed it! Don't know how the tuning was off, but is was -

Thanks guys! Big help !!
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jpq (57)


17:34 GMT
20 November 2009
Uwefull tip this initalizing (if found manual not so usefull but still usefull) when i going make own sounds. if all goes well i buy soon Juno G.
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jpq (57)


23:28 GMT
21 November 2009
I cannot find thread which tells pitchbend tip what is related this.i searched pitch bend words i and i cannot found it. I dont have problem yet (i dont yet have Juno G) but when problem comes i want know what i can made. Of course service maybe helps best way if problem comes.
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cl (0)


00:51 GMT
22 December 2009
(May have been adequately answered but)...
I've had this problem since day 1 (Ver. 2 of the OS did not fix it either).
I've found (at least on my board) that just changing the patch (actually going through the patch/performance/live setting buttons) puts the crazy thing back into key. Why, I have no idea (personally I think anything that has a screen that comes up and say "loading" is a computer in sheep's clothing.... and we all know how "logical" computers are)
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