how to switch to performance mode via midi on the Juno DS

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Bomi
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how to switch to performance mode via midi on the Juno DS

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Does somebody know how to steer via Midi from external that the roland switches from the patch- to the performance mode? (Toggeling might also be ok)...

I know how to select a performance via midi MSB LSB but cannot figure out how to first but I cannot figure out if its possible to switch to the performance mode on the Juno via Midi...

Thx

Beat
joelfan
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Re: how to switch to performance mode via midi on the Juno D

Post by joelfan »

Yes it is possible, but I believe it is a system exclusive message.
You should steal a look in https://static.roland.com/assets/media/ ... _e01_W.pdf
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Re: how to switch to performance mode via midi on the Juno D

Post by Bomi »

hey thx,

I've looked through this already a few times but could not find the the thing that would help me in this matter. Ich can select banks & presets (patch or performance mode) but cannot figure out how to switch betweet those via midi...

thx

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pgreco
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Re: how to switch to performance mode via midi on the Juno D

Post by pgreco »

I got the answer from the folks at Roland. Search for "Sound Mode" in the MIDI Implementation Guide as mentioned above (on page 21).

This can put the Juno DS into any of the following modes:
PATCH , PERFORM, GM1, GM2, GS

These are numbered 0 through 4, i.e.:

PATCH=00
PERFORM=01
GM1=02
GM2=03
GS=04

In the following SysEx message, replace <MODE> with the desired 2-digit code, above.

F0
41
10
00
00
3A
12
01
00
00
00
<MODE>
7E (Checksum)
F7

You can follow the SysEx command with the appropriate MSB/LSB/PC values to switch to the desired patch/performance etc (see the table starting at the bottom of page 1 of the MIDI implementation guide).
brunotf
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Re: how to switch to performance mode via midi on the Juno D

Post by brunotf »

Excuseme, but how to send these Sysex messages from Studio One for example?
AaronPDX1
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Re: how to switch to performance mode via midi on the Juno D

Post by AaronPDX1 »

@Brunotf, what's Studio One? And, it should have a MIDI reference as to how to send sysex code.
TimB
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Re: how to switch to performance mode via midi on the Juno D

Post by TimB »

Has anyone tried doing this with MainStage? I can get how to configure the MSB / LSB / PC values, but not how to change to performance mode...
anotherscott
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Re: how to switch to performance mode via midi on the Juno D

Post by anotherscott »

The actual sysex string will be different (use the info earlier in this thread for that), but the overall approach for sending sysex from Mainstage is described at https://discussions.apple.com/thread/6242023
mchrysoc
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Re: how to switch to performance mode via midi on the Juno DS

Post by mchrysoc »

How is it that the SYSEX command below works for both switching to PERFORMANCE or PATCH (I am successfully using it right now on my DS61) when the checksum value should actually change based on the value of <MODE>?

These are numbered 0 through 4, i.e.:

PATCH=00
PERFORM=01
GM1=02
GM2=03
GS=04

In the following SysEx message, replace <MODE> with the desired 2-digit code, above.

F0
41
10
00
00
3A
12
01
00
00
00
<MODE>
7E (Checksum)
F7
Darug2290
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Re: how to switch to performance mode via midi on the Juno DS

Post by Darug2290 »

So Basically to go into Performance mode, write the following Sysex message (as per below)?

F0
41
10
00
00
3A
12
01
00
00
00
01
7E (Checksum)
F7
vespina
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Re: how to switch to performance mode via midi on the Juno DS

Post by vespina »

You can always use a MIDI Monitor app to see what message is sending JunoDS when you perform an operation, like activating performance mode.
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