Wow! Great composition, sequencing. All 8 measures too, how rare is that. This is by far the greatest sound I have heard come from the Juno....because of the skill and talent of the performer.
All 8 measures God that made me laugh!!! 8 measures is Nowhere near enough for me cuz I’m into progressive rock 😖. Can you do anything like a song with different sections and chord progressions on the juno DS? Anyone????
@@tronlady1 Haha 8 measures does get boring fast. Come to think of it, I haven't truly done such a structured song using only the Juno DS. Maybe that's something I'll try next.
@@tronlady1 It was that 8 measure limitation and the 8 track sequencer that does not send MIDI out the ports that I decided on a Casio MZX500. Pattern sequencer up to 32 measures in any time sig including rare ones like 5/4s and 9/8s. 4 options each with 8 tracks each per 32 measure with 4 fill-ins and a intro and ending. If that is not enough, you can create a linear 16 track song, almost unlimited length. Add in 16 phrase lines up 16 measures (problem with the phrase seq. though) and the ability to play a chord and have your pattern sequence follow with that chord....maybe thats more of what you need. I looked a very long time for a hardware sequencer and bought this.
I normally can’t stand stuff that goes on for ever and ever but I absolutely LOVE this. Fantastic to Jam to on guitar. I’ve been very close to buying one of these and this may have just swayed meFantastic 😍
@@andyjeffery396why unsure? If you have the ability to play well the korg can sound the same 😂 it's what you put into it is what you're gonna get out of it. Cheers 🥂
Pretty Cool 😎👍🏼 I just purchased the DS88 yesterday. My first 88 Hammer action keyboard. I will add it to my other gear and instruments to assist with expressing and exploring music. Thanks for the video. Cheers from California US 👍🏼💪🏼
NICELY DONE! This is exactly what makes the Juno DS so much fun. I just got one and videos like this really inspire me to learn how to use the instrument and improve my playing!
Thanks! I'm glad to hear that! Honestly, it's one of my goals with this channel to inspire other musicians and creatives to master their craft, as well as to improve my own skills. Happy playing!
This is my first time recording a song like this with the Juno DS. Thanks for your support! dallinjeppsonmusic.bandcamp.com/ Subscribe for more: ruclips.net/user/DallinJeppsonMusic Roland Juno DS Live: ruclips.net/video/0L2xd9dW2jk/видео.html
If you want to add more sounds to the Juno DS, you can download some here for free: axial.roland.com/category/juno-ds61_juno-ds76_juno-ds88_xps-30/ Follow the instructions in the manual to get them onto the keyboard. Also note that there is only room for one extra sample pack at a time, but you can swap them out as you please.
Superb realization coupled with a high sense of creativity that in the end produces a very nice piece of music. and very nice example of using the JUNO looper
For effects: press MENU - EDIT - EFFECTS EDIT, then, on the COMMON tab set the MFX Source to the desired part number. Next, go to the MFX1, 2, and 3 tabs to select the MFX Type and adjust parameters. This should assign effects to the parts you linked in the common tab earlier. You have to save (write) each patch you assign effects to in order for you to save them in a pattern sequence (I'm not exactly sure how to do this yet 😅). Also, you might notice the the effect in MFX3 will apply to parts 3-8, which I don't understand and don't yet know how to correct, if it's even possible. It's kinda frustrating... I'm still learning as well, so let me know if you figure something out 😅
This is fantastic, love it - it's also helped me realise the Juno DS can loop like this. This is usable for live performances. So many demos and reviews of it show how it can loop, but they stop and start and build things one at a time. So thank you for this video as it helps me see the thing can actually do what I was hoping it can. Do you know if it's possible to apply a filter sweep to the whole loop at all? Either way, great vid. Loved it.
Iv seen a pdf manual on internet about tweaking the parameters. It should have all the usual stuff which can be edited. Like for instance envelope lfo filter types.
Here's the list of patches used: Sy:S16 Pluck Synth Gt:S18 Short Bs 2 Sy:S39 Chop Synth 2 Dr:005 R&B Kit Pf:S01 Grand Pno DS Sy:009 Pro Fat Ld Sy:010 Saw Lead 1
Thank you! Each channel has a different sound selected, so the current keyboard sound depends on which channel is selected by pressing one of the 8 pads. I hope that makes sense.
@@ilinoisemusic Choose the Phrase Looper mode (or something like that) by pressing that button near the phrase pads . Then select the pad you want to change by pressing the pad. Finally, change the sound using the wheel or arrow keys. This will change the sound for the pad that is currently selected. Make sure you hit write and follow the on-screen instructions to save your changes for later.
What I should have said here has thanks for showing off the capabilities of this synth because now I am really confident that It can accomplish what I want to do with it. You did a really great job of showing off the workflow. Totally just ordered one of these! I have a JDXI and a go keys but this is like those combined plus a ton of bonus features.
The Juno DS has a Phrase Pad / Looping section. The details are documented in the manual, as well as in other videos online. I'm not sure if your own rhythm pattern can be loaded in.
Cool! nice overview of the possibilities of the instrument. Apart from the main theme, did you improvise all the different additional parts ? I try to do this kind of jam with my Juno Ds too, but when I have found a theme and a bass, I find it hard to add new different notes/chords above it to make the music richer. I often end up playing the same notes and chords with just other instruments. Do you have any advice on that? Also, do you use the “Input Quantize” when playing live? I find it also hard to avoid little off beats when recording over multiple bars but I struggle too with how this thing works 😅 Cheers
Thanks for such a great comment! Yes, most of this is improvised, though I did plan out some of it beforehand. Perhaps try playing different parts of the chord with each layer. For example, if your chord is C, then play the root (C) with the bass, then play E and G with a pad sound. Also, if you start simple, then you can add more later (like extensions - 7ths, 9ths, suspensions, etc.) when you play other parts. I do use input quantization while live looping. Obviously, my leads aren't recorded into a pattern, so it's up to me to play those as perfect as possible 😉 The more I practice (especially with a metronome), the better I get at time and rhythm, but quantizing is still great for stuff like this. Here's an even more recent live jam: ruclips.net/video/R2KLi_slTXk/видео.html
Thank you for your answer and for your advices. I will try to apply them 😊 I had already watched the video you sent, you’ve made great progresses. Keep it up! I’ve subscribed
Hey! I normally play on Medium with an offset of -7. Currently I'm at Light +5 for better control of some virtual instruments. I guess it depends on the sound.
Well, I start by writing the loop using the Juno's pattern looping mode. When I'm ready to perform it, I plug the Juno into my computer (both MIDI and audio) and then play it all live. I use FL Studio to record both MIDI and audio data at the same time. Once the recording is done, I use the recorded MIDI to re-record audio for each part separately. Then, using the live audio recording as a reference, I copy and paste the individual parts to match what I played live. Next, I mix the entire song, and even tweak some parts that I'd like to change, which requires recording yet another audio clip of the part from changed MIDI info. Although I can and have performed these live jams on stage, these RUclips versions are only semi-live. I do this so I can actually mix the song properly in a DAW and perfect any little mistakes for a better recording. However, in this first jam, I pre-mixed the parts in the Juno, so this video is 100% live! Only a bit of mastering was done in post.
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@@DallinJeppsonMusic damn bro that seems to much complicated… i noticed you can switch the loops live so maybe with using proper mute buttons you can switch from one pre recorded pattern to other one without using this magic you just desribed? 😂
It's a good thought, though I haven't really tried it out yet. The only reason I re-record is for mixing purposes. Technically, everything can be done 100% live from the keyboard, which I've definitely done before.
Hi, nice track! Is there a step sequencer ? Compared to the Korg Kross, is the sequencing workflow better ? I own a Yamaha MoxF6 and the sequencing workflow is just catastrophic..
There is no step sequencer or TRS entry for drums. I sold an expensive Motif XF 6 and got the DS61 because the pattern sequencer is so easy. There is step entry on the FA06.
I am a month away from getting Roland JunoDS61. I found out about it at a band camp that had one and i love a good Synthesizer, thats probably why i have the arturia microfreak, it is also pretty good, if you like making your own sounds. I immediately fell in love with this exact keyboard. I originally thought I was going to get the nord stage 3, but after seing the price, yeah no, that is for the far future.
Haha good catch! I must not have moved the sliders, so no sound was actually routed through them. The sliders only link to parts after they're touched.
@@DallinJeppsonMusic This is, by far, one of the best videos about Juno DS out there, and one of the reasons I decided to go for it...Sadly, I am still struggling a lot to get the grip on the sequencer... for some reason I seem to always get in late on the loop :D :D Surely is just a matter of practice, practice and then practice some more :)
@@victorespina Thank you! That's so awesome to hear. I agree that the looper takes some practice and experimentation to get used to. Try changing the count in duration to 1 measure, 2 measures, or even "wait note" and see if that helps. Good luck!
I watched it over and over and still don’t understand how you make it to change the sound every time dude… you don’t seem to press any button except record button… how the hell do you do that?????
Here's the list of patches used: Sy:S16 Pluck Synth Gt:S18 Short Bs 2 Sy:S39 Chop Synth 2 Dr:005 R&B Kit Pf:S01 Grand Pno DS Sy:009 Pro Fat Ld Sy:010 Saw Lead 1
Just bought the DS88 for this exact thing, can you tell me if you are adding different layers to each pad? Like the hats for instance, it looked like from this angle that you were using the same pad and both were playing. Thanks
Each pad holds one patch (a synth or drums, etc.) and is its own track, but you can overdub as many times as you want on a track. Does that answer your question, by chance?
@@JoseGarcia-yk3dl I believe the Juno's outputs are unbalanced, which means using TS cables (NOT TRS) is best. Bass CAN disappear when an incorrect audio connector is used, but is often because the connector is not inserted fully into the jack. Try cleaning out the jacks on the Juno and the speakers and using a different cable I you have one. Hopefully this works 👍
I don't believe you can loop external sounds, the reason being is it is a MIDI sequencer, not an audio sequencer. I would recommend using an external looper if you want external sounds and more control over all.
@@DallinJeppsonMusic . I thought if you put three patterns or more in a row you could seamlessly switch between them to crate a song. Beginning middle and end? I noticed it has patch remain.
Looks simple enough to operate but with respect, the music in the video is nothing new. I'd like to see how more innovative compositions are created with it. Like crunchier drums, FX etc.
Here's the list of patches used: Sy:S16 Pluck Synth Gt:S18 Short Bs 2 Sy:S39 Chop Synth 2 Dr:005 R&B Kit Pf:S01 Grand Pno DS Sy:009 Pro Fat Ld Sy:010 Saw Lead 1
Here's the list of patches used: Sy:S16 Pluck Synth Gt:S18 Short Bs 2 Sy:S39 Chop Synth 2 Dr:005 R&B Kit Pf:S01 Grand Pno DS Sy:009 Pro Fat Ld Sy:010 Saw Lead 1 Hopefully that helps! I've just started experimenting with synthwave, so it's still unclear to me what actually classifies the genre, but I can say that the tempo and drum rhythm are both really important for achieving this sound. This song was at 164 BPM, and the half-time-ish kick and snare made it synthwavy, in my opinion. Just some thoughts! Thanks for your great comment!
The DS has complete synthesizer parameters with all the waveforms of their past synthesizers and popular classic synthesizers from other companies. There is a parameter guide for download from Rolands website to help you learn how to make your own sounds. There is also a free editor librarian so you can see the parameters on your computer screen if you don't like menu diving. I've been able to make realistic analog sounding patches just by editing the factory patches through menu diving. Once you learn the parameters it's easy.
Wow! Great composition, sequencing. All 8 measures too, how rare is that. This is by far the greatest sound I have heard come from the Juno....because of the skill and talent of the performer.
All 8 measures God that made me laugh!!! 8 measures is Nowhere near enough for me cuz I’m into progressive rock 😖. Can you do anything like a song with different sections and chord progressions on the juno DS? Anyone????
@@tronlady1 Haha 8 measures does get boring fast. Come to think of it, I haven't truly done such a structured song using only the Juno DS. Maybe that's something I'll try next.
Thank you 😌
@@tronlady1 It was that 8 measure limitation and the 8 track sequencer that does not send MIDI out the ports that I decided on a Casio MZX500. Pattern sequencer up to 32 measures in any time sig including rare ones like 5/4s and 9/8s. 4 options each with 8 tracks each per 32 measure with 4 fill-ins and a intro and ending. If that is not enough, you can create a linear 16 track song, almost unlimited length. Add in 16 phrase lines up 16 measures (problem with the phrase seq. though) and the ability to play a chord and have your pattern sequence follow with that chord....maybe thats more of what you need. I looked a very long time for a hardware sequencer and bought this.
@@tronlady1 How many times have you listened to those 1 measure sequences repeat for 7 minutes from other composers, so glad to hear 8!!!
This synth has a Fantom X engine, which is why it sounds so good. Previous generation flagship engine, great effects, great features, great keyboard.
You can write songs for movies & commercials dude. This is 🔥 🔥 you should be proud of yourselves 👏🏾
Thanks 🙏 You're so kind!
I normally can’t stand stuff that goes on for ever and ever but I absolutely LOVE this. Fantastic to Jam to on guitar. I’ve been very close to buying one of these and this may have just swayed meFantastic 😍
Yeah, loops like this are actually really good for jamming to! That's one way I've been able to use the Juno DS.
Did you buy it?
@@timjoseph887 sadly no! I decided there were other things I need more like the AKAI FORCE!!!
Nice job and love your humor!
Thanks 😊
Man this sounds really good. It really has a character to it, says a lot since it's a rompler. Awesome song.
Thank you!
Your welcome and you deserve it.
Great jam! The Juno DS is such a versatile beast!
It sure can do a lot, especially considering its price point.
I was looking at the Korg Kross 2 in this budget range but now I’m not so sure. Great tune
@@andyjeffery396why unsure? If you have the ability to play well the korg can sound the same 😂 it's what you put into it is what you're gonna get out of it. Cheers 🥂
Pretty Cool 😎👍🏼 I just purchased the DS88 yesterday. My first 88 Hammer action keyboard. I will add it to my other gear and instruments to assist with expressing and exploring music. Thanks for the video. Cheers from California US 👍🏼💪🏼
Congrats! Thanks for watching, too!
NICELY DONE! This is exactly what makes the Juno DS so much fun. I just got one and videos like this really inspire me to learn how to use the instrument and improve my playing!
Thanks! I'm glad to hear that! Honestly, it's one of my goals with this channel to inspire other musicians and creatives to master their craft, as well as to improve my own skills. Happy playing!
This is my first time recording a song like this with the Juno DS. Thanks for your support!
dallinjeppsonmusic.bandcamp.com/
Subscribe for more: ruclips.net/user/DallinJeppsonMusic
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Where can we get compatuble drum samples for this juno?
If you want to add more sounds to the Juno DS, you can download some here for free: axial.roland.com/category/juno-ds61_juno-ds76_juno-ds88_xps-30/
Follow the instructions in the manual to get them onto the keyboard. Also note that there is only room for one extra sample pack at a time, but you can swap them out as you please.
@@DallinJeppsonMusic i want to use the sample slot......32mb.....where can i find compatible samples
Well done!
Superb realization coupled with a high sense of creativity that in the end produces a very nice piece of music. and very nice example of using the JUNO looper
Thank you 🙏
Can't get this tune outta my head today 🙌😁
WOW MAN!!! EXPLOSIVE !!!!
Hey, thanks!
GRAN TALENTO!!!!.. Has pensado entregárselo a Dios!!.. Saludos desde Arica chile
Lovely tune . Thank you. This is what music and compositions are all about. Soul
Great Job 👏🏻
@@mathiasstruck3391 thank you! I really appreciate it 🙏❤️
Honestly this is one of the best things I’ve ever heard dude 😍🤩
Bought one a few years back. Still havent learned how to use it, sitting in my cupboard 😕
Now's a good a time as ever to start, I suppose!
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Very nice
Thank you 🙏😊
Love it
Thanks 🙏
Dude this is so epic! I'm trying to figure out these sounds on my Juno now. How did you control the delay on the pluck and chop synths?
For effects: press MENU - EDIT - EFFECTS EDIT, then, on the COMMON tab set the MFX Source to the desired part number. Next, go to the MFX1, 2, and 3 tabs to select the MFX Type and adjust parameters. This should assign effects to the parts you linked in the common tab earlier.
You have to save (write) each patch you assign effects to in order for you to save them in a pattern sequence (I'm not exactly sure how to do this yet 😅).
Also, you might notice the the effect in MFX3 will apply to parts 3-8, which I don't understand and don't yet know how to correct, if it's even possible. It's kinda frustrating...
I'm still learning as well, so let me know if you figure something out 😅
This is fantastic, love it - it's also helped me realise the Juno DS can loop like this. This is usable for live performances.
So many demos and reviews of it show how it can loop, but they stop and start and build things one at a time.
So thank you for this video as it helps me see the thing can actually do what I was hoping it can.
Do you know if it's possible to apply a filter sweep to the whole loop at all?
Either way, great vid. Loved it.
Thank you! I have looped live and it does work fairly well! I'm not sure about the filter sweep, however.
This is amazing, well done!
Thanks Canon! We should make a video together sometime!
Yes we should
You're an amazing talent brother!🎹❤👊🏾👊🏾
Thank you!
Iv seen a pdf manual on internet about tweaking the parameters. It should have all the usual stuff which can be edited. Like for instance envelope lfo filter types.
You sound great bro!!! I love that Pluck Synth, I use it all the time.
Awesome sound, huh?
Dallin Jeppson Music Heck yeah, it’s sick. 😎
@@DallinJeppsonMusic -- I love Solid Pluck too...you can do a pretty great rendition of Enya's classic "Orinoco Flow" with it ;)
Excellent.. I am waiting on this beast on backorder...thanks for sharing!
Thank you! I hope you enjoy it when it arrives.
@@DallinJeppsonMusic I am loving this...thanks for your inspiration...
I love my ds 88.. this is amazing work from it man.
Thank you!
Love it! Amazing job! Don’t think I’ll ever be as good as you 😉
Thanks! You don't have to be as "good" as me or anyone else, though haha. Be as good as you and you'll get better as you practice 😉
Dallin Jeppson Music well said! Thanks.
Inspirational, makes me at least wanna try and have a go. 🙌🏼🤝
good job , well done , thank you very much , good demo
Wonderful, I love it!!!
Thanks!
Wow! This song is really awesome!
Thanks!
sounds bad ass!
getting my juno ds soon. what was that first patch?
Here's the list of patches used:
Sy:S16 Pluck Synth
Gt:S18 Short Bs 2
Sy:S39 Chop Synth 2
Dr:005 R&B Kit
Pf:S01 Grand Pno DS
Sy:009 Pro Fat Ld
Sy:010 Saw Lead 1
Good job.....! Awesome...!
Thank you!
Fantastic work man!
I appreciate your support, truly!
Wow so clever! Great use of the modulation lever with the brass sound 🤩
I don't get how you changed sound patches though...🤔
Thank you! Each channel has a different sound selected, so the current keyboard sound depends on which channel is selected by pressing one of the 8 pads. I hope that makes sense.
@@DallinJeppsonMusic oh I want to learn how to set each sound on each pad!!!! It is great
@@ilinoisemusic Choose the Phrase Looper mode (or something like that) by pressing that button near the phrase pads . Then select the pad you want to change by pressing the pad. Finally, change the sound using the wheel or arrow keys. This will change the sound for the pad that is currently selected. Make sure you hit write and follow the on-screen instructions to save your changes for later.
So amazing!!! Wow you're so cool.
Wow thanks! You're so kind ❤️
Very cool
Thanks 🙏
que copado jam !!! hermoso synthwave
Sick jam!
Thank you!
What I should have said here has thanks for showing off the capabilities of this synth because now I am really confident that It can accomplish what I want to do with it.
You did a really great job of showing off the workflow.
Totally just ordered one of these! I have a JDXI and a go keys but this is like those combined plus a ton of bonus features.
Hey this is awesome! Did you do more than 8 tracks in the pattern sequencer? If so how'd you do that?
@micahklein2562 Thanks 🙏 Nope, only 8 tracks, but I hit record again and added more notes to some of the patterns, like the drums.
sooo freakin good
Thanks!
Great work bro 👏
Thanks!
Wow..!
Wow so cool
Thanks bro ✋
Needs guitars........and real people playing them. Great job on whatever this was for......yes, I'm old
Yes, it would have even more life with real guitars and live musicians haha! Thanks 🙏
How to do loop in juno ds? And can we upload or load our own rhythm pattern in this keyboard?
The Juno DS has a Phrase Pad / Looping section. The details are documented in the manual, as well as in other videos online. I'm not sure if your own rhythm pattern can be loaded in.
Very cool bro👍
Thank you!
Beast
Thanks!
Nice!
Thanks!
Has anyone tried to reproduce the synth lead of the main riff from A-ha's Take on Me on the Juno DS?
Cool! nice overview of the possibilities of the instrument. Apart from the main theme, did you improvise all the different additional parts ?
I try to do this kind of jam with my Juno Ds too, but when I have found a theme and a bass, I find it hard to add new different notes/chords above it to make the music richer. I often end up playing the same notes and chords with just other instruments. Do you have any advice on that?
Also, do you use the “Input Quantize” when playing live? I find it also hard to avoid little off beats when recording over multiple bars but I struggle too with how this thing works 😅
Cheers
Thanks for such a great comment! Yes, most of this is improvised, though I did plan out some of it beforehand.
Perhaps try playing different parts of the chord with each layer. For example, if your chord is C, then play the root (C) with the bass, then play E and G with a pad sound. Also, if you start simple, then you can add more later (like extensions - 7ths, 9ths, suspensions, etc.) when you play other parts.
I do use input quantization while live looping. Obviously, my leads aren't recorded into a pattern, so it's up to me to play those as perfect as possible 😉 The more I practice (especially with a metronome), the better I get at time and rhythm, but quantizing is still great for stuff like this.
Here's an even more recent live jam:
ruclips.net/video/R2KLi_slTXk/видео.html
Thank you for your answer and for your advices. I will try to apply them 😊
I had already watched the video you sent, you’ve made great progresses. Keep it up!
I’ve subscribed
@@cramy10 thank you 🙏 your support means a lot!
Hi buddy are you playing on light, medium or heavy key velocity on the DS88 Amazing video aswell!
Hey! I normally play on Medium with an offset of -7. Currently I'm at Light +5 for better control of some virtual instruments. I guess it depends on the sound.
@@DallinJeppsonMusic
Thanks alot friend, Love the creativity and skills! 🔥
Thank you!
i have to find out how can you live recording this loops?
Well, I start by writing the loop using the Juno's pattern looping mode. When I'm ready to perform it, I plug the Juno into my computer (both MIDI and audio) and then play it all live. I use FL Studio to record both MIDI and audio data at the same time. Once the recording is done, I use the recorded MIDI to re-record audio for each part separately. Then, using the live audio recording as a reference, I copy and paste the individual parts to match what I played live. Next, I mix the entire song, and even tweak some parts that I'd like to change, which requires recording yet another audio clip of the part from changed MIDI info.
Although I can and have performed these live jams on stage, these RUclips versions are only semi-live. I do this so I can actually mix the song properly in a DAW and perfect any little mistakes for a better recording.
However, in this first jam, I pre-mixed the parts in the Juno, so this video is 100% live! Only a bit of mastering was done in post.
@@DallinJeppsonMusic damn bro that seems to much complicated… i noticed you can switch the loops live so maybe with using proper mute buttons you can switch from one pre recorded pattern to other one without using this magic you just desribed? 😂
It's a good thought, though I haven't really tried it out yet. The only reason I re-record is for mixing purposes. Technically, everything can be done 100% live from the keyboard, which I've definitely done before.
can the completed loop be save and triggered by a single pad press?
Good question. I am not sure, but I'd guess probably not.
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Hi, nice track! Is there a step sequencer ? Compared to the Korg Kross, is the sequencing workflow better ? I own a Yamaha MoxF6 and the sequencing workflow is just catastrophic..
There is no step sequencer or TRS entry for drums. I sold an expensive Motif XF 6 and got the DS61 because the pattern sequencer is so easy. There is step entry on the FA06.
I am a month away from getting Roland JunoDS61. I found out about it at a band camp that had one and i love a good Synthesizer, thats probably why i have the arturia microfreak, it is also pretty good, if you like making your own sounds. I immediately fell in love with this exact keyboard. I originally thought I was going to get the nord stage 3, but after seing the price, yeah no, that is for the far future.
Like it.
Thank you
Bro, how you recorded the sound from the keyboard? Do you recorded it in daw software?, and connect the keyboard as midi controller?
Yes, I record into FL Studio. Audio is plugged into an audio interface and MIDI is through USB.
@@DallinJeppsonMusic thanks man nice work, ❤️🙏🙏
@@ivanferdinand3671 thank you!
Jam nice like strawberry
Just noticed that all your sliders are off... how is the sound is still coming out ?
Haha good catch! I must not have moved the sliders, so no sound was actually routed through them. The sliders only link to parts after they're touched.
@@DallinJeppsonMusic True! I just realized that a few days ago.
@@DallinJeppsonMusic This is, by far, one of the best videos about Juno DS out there, and one of the reasons I decided to go for it...Sadly, I am still struggling a lot to get the grip on the sequencer... for some reason I seem to always get in late on the loop :D :D Surely is just a matter of practice, practice and then practice some more :)
@@victorespina Thank you! That's so awesome to hear. I agree that the looper takes some practice and experimentation to get used to. Try changing the count in duration to 1 measure, 2 measures, or even "wait note" and see if that helps. Good luck!
Con que amplificador lo usas?
Roland KC-220
How does the 61 compare to the 88 tone-wise?
I believe the sound is exactly the same
I watched it over and over and still don’t understand how you make it to change the sound every time dude… you don’t seem to press any button except record button… how the hell do you do that?????
If you look carefully, you'll see that I press the phrase pads quickly to change sounds
the only downside of this awesome synth are the cheap sounding drum sounds and no full 16 or at least 8 track step sequencer
what's the name of the main synth? thanx i have a juno too and wanna use that sound
Here's the list of patches used:
Sy:S16 Pluck Synth
Gt:S18 Short Bs 2
Sy:S39 Chop Synth 2
Dr:005 R&B Kit
Pf:S01 Grand Pno DS
Sy:009 Pro Fat Ld
Sy:010 Saw Lead 1
@@DallinJeppsonMusic Thanx my friend! you are great
Just bought the DS88 for this exact thing, can you tell me if you are adding different layers to each pad? Like the hats for instance, it looked like from this angle that you were using the same pad and both were playing. Thanks
Each pad holds one patch (a synth or drums, etc.) and is its own track, but you can overdub as many times as you want on a track. Does that answer your question, by chance?
@@DallinJeppsonMusic and will those overdubs be recorded to that pad? and saved in the file? Thanks for the reply
@@tylertrice1911 yes! The overdubs will be recorded to that pad and will be saved to the pattern (file) they are a part of
Toooop!!!!
Awesome track! 😊 Subbed! I might actually pick up a second hand Roland Juno DS 61 today for $309. Is that a good deal?
Thank you so much!
Guaw nice my is come soon i like for my church
hey what effects did you use??
This was a long time ago haha. I think I just used some reverb and delay onboard the Juno DS
@@DallinJeppsonMusic thanks! I had no idea there was delay on the juno ds
Of course! Yeah, there are a few types of delay, reverb, chorus, and other effects that can be assigned to any sound.
great! I have a problem with this keyboard. the sound in the headphones is good, but connected to speakers it sounds without bass.
Any ideas.
Thanks
Are you plugging into the speakers using the Left and Right 1/4" outputs of the keyboard?
@@DallinJeppsonMusic yes, and monitor speakers
@@JoseGarcia-yk3dl I believe the Juno's outputs are unbalanced, which means using TS cables (NOT TRS) is best. Bass CAN disappear when an incorrect audio connector is used, but is often because the connector is not inserted fully into the jack. Try cleaning out the jacks on the Juno and the speakers and using a different cable I you have one. Hopefully this works 👍
@@DallinJeppsonMusic thanks. Anothers keyboards, sounds great and the same configuración.....
@@DallinJeppsonMusic i use TS cables
Can you connect microphone and loop vocals also?
You can connect a microphone, but I don't know if you can loop vocals. I'll do a bit of research and get back to you.
I don't believe you can loop external sounds, the reason being is it is a MIDI sequencer, not an audio sequencer. I would recommend using an external looper if you want external sounds and more control over all.
@@DallinJeppsonMusic ty
@@ME98878 My pleasure!
How many tracks can you loop at once?
The Juno lets me loop up to 8 tracks at once. However, I can do more if I loop with a DAW instead.
@@DallinJeppsonMusic . I thought if you put three patterns or more in a row you could seamlessly switch between them to crate a song. Beginning middle and end? I noticed it has patch remain.
@@floridahiker1503 Whoah! I think you just blew my mind 🤯 I've got to try this three pattern thing now!
👌💐
Thanks!
Course tune a drum up whole bunch to get reverse drums😂
And what button do you push? What’s the purpose of this post? I guess a demo. No instruction!
Looks simple enough to operate but with respect, the music in the video is nothing new. I'd like to see how more innovative compositions are created with it. Like crunchier drums, FX etc.
You can definitely get way into the details of every patch. Lots of potential.
What patch in that bass?
Here's the list of patches used:
Sy:S16 Pluck Synth
Gt:S18 Short Bs 2
Sy:S39 Chop Synth 2
Dr:005 R&B Kit
Pf:S01 Grand Pno DS
Sy:009 Pro Fat Ld
Sy:010 Saw Lead 1
This is awesome! I have a Juno DS and am struggling to get a synthwave sound. Do you mind me asking what patches/drum kit did you use?
Here's the list of patches used:
Sy:S16 Pluck Synth
Gt:S18 Short Bs 2
Sy:S39 Chop Synth 2
Dr:005 R&B Kit
Pf:S01 Grand Pno DS
Sy:009 Pro Fat Ld
Sy:010 Saw Lead 1
Hopefully that helps!
I've just started experimenting with synthwave, so it's still unclear to me what actually classifies the genre, but I can say that the tempo and drum rhythm are both really important for achieving this sound. This song was at 164 BPM, and the half-time-ish kick and snare made it synthwavy, in my opinion. Just some thoughts! Thanks for your great comment!
@@DallinJeppsonMusic Awesome, very helpful. Thanks!
The DS has complete synthesizer parameters with all the waveforms of their past synthesizers and popular classic synthesizers from other companies. There is a parameter guide for download from Rolands website to help you learn how to make your own sounds. There is also a free editor librarian so you can see the parameters on your computer screen if you don't like menu diving. I've been able to make realistic analog sounding patches just by editing the factory patches through menu diving. Once you learn the parameters it's easy.
Sounds awesome, very cool!
😊
did you transfer the sounds of Juno DS Looper to a DAW?
I recorded the live performance into FL Studio through the stereo 1/4" outputs. I mixed the song with the Juno's internal mixer before I recorded.