Juno 60 malade.
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As tu essayé Farnell ou Radiospares? Sinon, il ya quelques magasins sur Paris qui ont des composants "millésimés 
" en destockage. ^
Il en est de même pour ce qui est des caches Potars. La griffe du potard est standardisée, il faut mesurer son encombrement es retrouver soit le même cache (bonne chance), soit un cache approchant, soit tous les caches si tu veut un truc esthetique.
voilà une procedure, je ne l'ai pas encore testée donc à prendre avec des pincettes
Anyway here it is for those who have a Juno-60 and did not know about
the secret test mode and how to access programs 80-98.
== snip-snip
JUNO 60 TESTINGMODE
Fire the Juno up with the KEYTRANSPOSE button pressed. Now you're in testmode.
Testmode let you have three different keyassign modes. You select assign mode
with the arpeggio mode-switch.
If the arpeggio mode-switch is:
UP - mono mode. All 6 voices are assigned to the lastest key pressed. Very fat
indeed.
UP/DOWN - rotary mode. First key pressed will use for instance voice 1, they
next key will use voice 2 and so on. If you now keep 4 keys pressed and
releases three of them next key will be assigned to voice 5. Voices are always
assigned in number order but the first key doesn't always assign voice 1. If
you keep one key down, that voice will not be assigned until you release this
key. I believe this is the same mode as used in Korg PolySix.
DOWN - non-rotary mode. First key pressed will use for instance voice 1, they
next key will use voice 2 and so on. If you now keep 4 keys pressed and
releases three of them next key will be assigned to voice 1. Voices are always
assigned to the voice available with the smallest number.
I don't know how the normal keyassign mode differs from the rotary mode above.
According to the service manual the voices are assigned in "cyclic manner" and
the 7th key pressed steals the 1th voice. This sounds very much like the
rotary mode but I might be wrong. Then the manual says there are "three more"
key assign modes using the test mode described above. Anyway, there are at
least three modes.
In testmode HOLD button will work as normal. Arpeggio will also work.
OK, now for the programs 80 to 98. Put a cord into the PATCH SHIFT connector.
The cord should be non-connected on the other side. Now you can access the
testprograms 80-98 in the normal fashion. Keep 5 down and press 3 for bank 8.
Try program 85 in monomode and you're getting a nice clavinet type sound.
Program 98 is called 0FFH according to the service manual, is sounds great.
Note that these programs are for testing the synth so some of them will not
_sound_ at all.
Voilà je n'ai pas d'autres infos techniques.
" en destockage. ^Il en est de même pour ce qui est des caches Potars. La griffe du potard est standardisée, il faut mesurer son encombrement es retrouver soit le même cache (bonne chance), soit un cache approchant, soit tous les caches si tu veut un truc esthetique.
voilà une procedure, je ne l'ai pas encore testée donc à prendre avec des pincettes
Anyway here it is for those who have a Juno-60 and did not know about
the secret test mode and how to access programs 80-98.
== snip-snip
JUNO 60 TESTINGMODE
Fire the Juno up with the KEYTRANSPOSE button pressed. Now you're in testmode.
Testmode let you have three different keyassign modes. You select assign mode
with the arpeggio mode-switch.
If the arpeggio mode-switch is:
UP - mono mode. All 6 voices are assigned to the lastest key pressed. Very fat
indeed.
UP/DOWN - rotary mode. First key pressed will use for instance voice 1, they
next key will use voice 2 and so on. If you now keep 4 keys pressed and
releases three of them next key will be assigned to voice 5. Voices are always
assigned in number order but the first key doesn't always assign voice 1. If
you keep one key down, that voice will not be assigned until you release this
key. I believe this is the same mode as used in Korg PolySix.
DOWN - non-rotary mode. First key pressed will use for instance voice 1, they
next key will use voice 2 and so on. If you now keep 4 keys pressed and
releases three of them next key will be assigned to voice 1. Voices are always
assigned to the voice available with the smallest number.
I don't know how the normal keyassign mode differs from the rotary mode above.
According to the service manual the voices are assigned in "cyclic manner" and
the 7th key pressed steals the 1th voice. This sounds very much like the
rotary mode but I might be wrong. Then the manual says there are "three more"
key assign modes using the test mode described above. Anyway, there are at
least three modes.
In testmode HOLD button will work as normal. Arpeggio will also work.
OK, now for the programs 80 to 98. Put a cord into the PATCH SHIFT connector.
The cord should be non-connected on the other side. Now you can access the
testprograms 80-98 in the normal fashion. Keep 5 down and press 3 for bank 8.
Try program 85 in monomode and you're getting a nice clavinet type sound.
Program 98 is called 0FFH according to the service manual, is sounds great.
Note that these programs are for testing the synth so some of them will not
_sound_ at all.
Voilà je n'ai pas d'autres infos techniques.
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