Roland JUNO-X User’s Guide

Roland Cloud

Vocal Designer Model Expansion

User’s Guide

© 2022 Roland Corporation

01

Contents

Using the Vocal Designer Model Expansion..... 3

Ä Updating the JUNO-X to the Latest Version ............ 3

Ä Downloading the Vocal Designer Model Expansion

by Using Roland Cloud Manager

Ä Installing the Vocal Designer Model Expansion ....... 4

Uninstalling a Model Expansion ...................... 4

Ä User License....................................................... 5

Initializing Your User License......................... 5

Ä Error Messages................................................... 5

Ä Selecting a Tone ................................................. 6

Setting the Part .................................... 6

Setting the Model Bank ............................. 6

Ä Adjusting the Mic Input Level............................... 7

Ä Tone Settings for the Vocal Designer ..................... 8

Parameter Guide................................................ 10

Ä Controls on the JUNO-X and Their Associated

Parameters

Ä TONE COMMON Parameters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

........................................................ 10

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Sound List .......................................................... 12

Ä Tone ................................................................. 12

MIDI Parameter Address Map ........................... 13

2

Using the Vocal Designer Model Expansion

This manual explains how to use Vocal Designer Model Expansion with the JUNO-X.

There are two ways to use Vocal Designer Model Expansion.

In this manual, we explain how to do this via Roland Cloud Manager.

Using Roland Cloud Manager

On your computer, use the Roland Cloud Manager to download the
Vocal Designer Model Expansion les from Roland Cloud.

Use a USB ash drive to import the les into the JUNO-X.

¹ Click here for more information on Roland Cloud.
¹ Click here to download the Roland Cloud Manager and Owner’s

Manual.

* You must purchase a Lifetime Key for the data if you want to use

Roland Cloud Manager.

* Data that was downloaded with only a Roland Cloud

membership can’t be loaded into the JUNO-X.

Updating the JUNO-X to the Latest Version

Before using the Vocal Designer Model Expansion, you must update
the JUNO-X to the latest version.

Download the latest software from the website below, and follow the
steps listed to update.

https://roland.cm/juno-x_dl

Using Roland Cloud Connect

Use Roland Cloud Connect (sold separately) and your smartphone
to import the Vocal Designer Model Expansion les into the
JUNO-X.

¹ Click here for more information on Roland Cloud Connect.

* If you are using Roland Cloud Connect (sold separately), you

can use the Vocal Designer Model Expansion les even on a
membership basis.

Downloading the Vocal Designer Model
Expansion

1. Start Roland Cloud Manager.

2. Click “Hardware” on the Menu tab.

A list of hardware appears.

Downloading the Vocal Designer Model Expansion by Using Roland Cloud Manager

This explains how to use Roland Cloud Manager to download and
install the Vocal Designer Model Expansion les.

Installing the Roland Cloud Manager

1. On your computer, download Roland Cloud

Manager from the Roland Cloud website.

Access the website listed below to download the appropriate
installer for your computer.

https://roland.cm/RolandCloudManager

2. Double-click the installer you downloaded to begin

the installation.

Proceed with the installation by following the directions shown
onscreen.

When you see a message saying that the installation was
successful, click the [Close] or [Finish].

3. Start the Roland Cloud Manager that you installed,

and register your account.

Follow the onscreen instructions to register.

3. Click “JUNO-X”.

A list of contents appears.

4. Click Vocal Designer Model Expansion.

The Vocal Designer Model Expansion download page appears.

5. Click “Get Lifetime Key” to purchase a Lifetime Key.

6. Once you’ve made your purchase, click “Library” on

the Menu tab.

A list of the contents you have purchased appears.

7. Select “Vocal Designer Model Expansion” and

download.

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Using the Vocal Designer Model Expansion

Installing the Vocal Designer Model Expansion

Saving Files To a USB Flash Drive

* When using a USB ash drive for the rst time, you must format it

on the JUNO-X.

“Formatting a USB Flash Drive” (Startup Guide)

Ø

1. Connect the USB ash drive to your computer.

2. Save the le (EXM006_VocDsgnr.exz) to the root

directory of the USB ash drive.

3. Disconnect the USB ash drive from your computer.

Installing on the JUNO-X

1. Insert the USB ash drive you prepared in “Saving

Files To a USB Flash Drive” into the JUNO-X.

2. Turn the power of the JUNO-X on while holding

down the [ENTER] (INIT) button.

The EXPANSION top screen appears.

Error Messages

Indication Action

Expansion Memory Full!

Incorrect License! Please
Remove License

There is not enough memory available for installation.
Follow the steps in “Uninstalling a Model Expansion” to
free up the memory.

The Vocal Designer Model Expansion is currently linked
to a dierent user license.
Follow the steps in “Initializing Your User License”
(p. 5) to initialize the user license.

Uninstalling a Model Expansion

If there is not enough free memory, you can uninstall Model
Expansions that are already installed, and then install the
Vocal Designer Model Expansion.

1. Hold down the [ENTER] (INIT) button and turn the

JUNO-X on.

The EXPANSION top screen appears.

2. Use the [

uninstall, and then press the [Í] button to go to the
uninstallation screen.

A conrmation message appears.

If you decide to cancel, press the [EXIT] button.

SELECTÉ] knob to select the le to

Ç

List of installed Model Expansions

Uninstall

([Í] button)

3. Press the [

4. Use the [

] button to go to the installation screen.

Ë

SELECTÉ] knob to select “EXM006_

Ç

Install

([Ë] button)

Memory used

EMPTY:

A new le can be installed.

FULL:

A new le cannot be installed.
You must free up some memory
for installation.

“Uninstalling a Model Expansion” (p. 4)

Ø

VocDsgnr”, and press the [ENTER] (INIT) button or
the [Ë] button.

A conrmation message appears.

If you decide to cancel, press the [EXIT] button.

MEMO

The user license registration screen appears if you’re installing for
the rst time.

To continue installing, use the [Ë] button to select “OK”, and then
press the [ENTER] (INIT) button.

3. To execute, use the [- VALUE +] knob to select “OK”,

and then press the [ENTER] (INIT) button.

MEMO

The uninstall process works the same even if you’ve installed the
Model Expansion with Roland Cloud Connect (WC-1).

5. To execute, use the [- VALUE +] knob to select “OK”,

and then press the [ENTER] (INIT) button.

6. Turn the power o, then on again.

This allows you to use the Vocal Designer Model Expansion.

4

User License

The Model Expansions are linked to the user license of the user who
downloaded them.

You cannot import or install Model Expansions with dierent user
licenses on a single JUNO-X.

User A

A

EXZ001

When you want to import or install a Vocal Designer Model Expansion
that has a dierent user license from the Model Expansions already
registered in the JUNO-X, follow the steps to initialize the user license.

User A

A B

EXZ005

User A

A B

EXZ005

User B

EXZ005

A

User B

EXZ005

Using the Vocal Designer Model Expansion

* If you have not imported or installed a Sound Pack, Wave Expansion

or Model Expansion, the “Remove License” check box is not shown.

* If you select the other check boxes besides the “Remove License”

check box and execute this operation, this initializes all of the
corresponding data.

“Returning to the Factory Settings (Factory Reset)” (Startup

Ø

Guide)

5. Press the [

A conrmation message appears.

If you decide to cancel, press the [EXIT] button.

6. To execute, use the [- VALUE +] knob to select “OK”,

and then press the [ENTER] (INIT) button.

“Completed. Turn o power” is shown on the display.

7. Turn the JUNO-X o.

This initializes the user license.

] button.

Ë

Initialize

A

Initializing Your User License

By initializing the user license, you can install a Vocal Designer Model
Expansion that you’ve downloaded with a new user license.

NOTE

¹ This deletes all Model Expansions that are already installed.
¹ Never turn o the power or remove the USB ash drive while the

“Executing...” message is shown.

1. Press the [MENU] (WRITE) button on the JUNO-X.

2. Use the [

press the [ENTER] (INIT) button.

3. Use the [

RESET”, and then press the [ENTER] (INIT) button.

The FACTORY RESET screen appears.

SELECTÉ] knob to select “UTILITY”, and

Ç

SELECTÉ] knob to select “FACTORY

Ç

8. Follow the steps in “Installing the Vocal Designer

Model Expansion” (p. 4) to install the
Vocal Designer Model Expansion on the JUNO-X.

Error Messages

Indication Action

USB Memory Not Ready!

Expansion File Not Found!

Incorrect File!

Incorrect License! Please
Remove License

Expansion Memory Full!

It has already been installed

The USB ash drive cannot be recognized. Make sure that
your USB ash drive is correctly inserted into the JUNO-X.

This is shown when there is no Expansion le in the USB
ash drive.
Make sure that the le has been correctly saved and that
the le extension is “.exz”.

This is shown when the selected le is not supported by
the JUNO-X, or when the le is corrupted.
Check which instruments support the original download,
and try downloading again.

This is shown when the Vocal Designer Model Expansion
is currently linked to a dierent user license.
To install, provide a le that uses the same user license
as the Expansion already installed, or initialize the user
license.

This is shown when there is not enough free memory to
install an Expansion.
In this case, you can uninstall Model Expansions that are
already installed to free up memory.

This is shown when the Vocal Designer Model Expansion
has already been installed.
You don’t need to reinstall.

4. Select the item using the [

SELECTÉ] knob, and

Ç

using the [ENTER] (INIT) button to select or deselect
the items, select only the “Remove License” check
box.

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Using the Vocal Designer Model Expansion

Selecting a Tone

1. Press the [MODEL BANK] button.

The MODEL BANK top screen appears.

Model/category

Model name/category name

Tone name

Tone number

2. Use the [

model name/category name.

3. Use the [- VALUE +] knob to select “Vocal Designer”.

4. Use the [

tone number.

5. Use the [- VALUE +] knob to select the tone.

MEMO

Move the cursor to the model name/category name or the tone
number and press the [ENTER] (INIT) button. The tone list appears.

SELECTÉ] knob to move the cursor to the

Ç

SELECTÉ] knob to move the cursor to the

Ç

Setting the Model Bank

Registering the Vocal Designer to a model
bank

1. Hold down the [MODEL BANK] button and press a

model bank button ([1]–[16]).

2. Use the [

“Attr”.

3. Use the [- VALUE +] knob to select “MODEL”.

4. Use the [

register the Vocal Designer.

5. Use the [- VALUE +] knob to select “Vocal Designer”.

6. If you want to save the setting, execute the System

Write operation.

6-1.

6-2.

6-3.

Selecting a Vocal Designer tone using the
model bank

SELECTÉ] knob to move the cursor to

Ç

SELECTÉ] knob to select where to

Ç

Hold down the [SHIFT] button and press the [MENU] (WRITE)
button.

The WRITE MENU screen appears.

Use the [ÇSELECTÉ] knob to select “SYSTEM”, and then press
the [ENTER] (INIT) button.

To execute, press the [ENTER] (INIT) button.

6. Press the [ENTER] (INIT) button to select the tone.

Setting the Part

Only “PART 1” can be used to select parts for the Vocal Designer.

Follow the steps below to set the current part to “PART 1”.

1. On the SCENE top screen, press the [PART/FUNC]

button to enter the part select mode.

2. Press the PART / OSC SELECT [1] button to set the

current part to “PART 1”.

1. Press the [MODEL BANK] button.

The MODEL BANK top screen appears.

Use the [1]–[16] buttons to switch to tone select mode.

2. Select the model bank where you registered the

Vocal Designer by pressing one of the [1]–[16]
buttons.

The tones for the Vocal Designer are shown.

You can use the [- VALUE +] knob to select a tone on this screen as
well.

3. Press the [ENTER] (INIT) button.

A list of tones is shown.

4. Use the [- VALUE +] knob to select the tone.

You can use the [ÇSELECTÉ] knob to select the tone quickly.

5. Press the [ENTER] button.

The tone is now selected.

6

Adjusting the Mic Input Level

On the MODEL BANK top screen, press the [Ë] button once to switch
to the VD SETTINGS screen.

Follow the steps below to adjust the mic input level.

1. Connect a microphone to the rear panel MIC IN jack.

NOTE

The JUNO-X supports dynamic microphones and electret
condenser microphone (mono). It does not support condenser
microphones.

2. Set the rear panel MIC IN [GAIN] knob to

approximately the center position.

1. Press the [MODEL BANK] button.

Using the Vocal Designer Model Expansion

1. Press the [

The VD SETTINGS screen appears.

] button.

Ë

2. On the VD SETTINGS screen, make ne adjustments

to the MIC GAIN.

Sing into the mic at your usual volume. The input level is shown at
the top right-hand part of the VD SETTINGS screen.

Adjust the MIC IN [GAIN] knob so that the input level indicator is at
the appropriate level.

Input level is too high

Input level is correct

Input level is a little low

* For model expansions other than the Vocal Designer/VOCODER,

the mic sound is output from the JUNO-X.
If you aren’t using the mic with model expansions other than the
Vocal Designer/VOCODER, set “Mic Thru” to “OFF” in the MENU Ó
SYSTEM screen.

* You can use a controller to switch between the Vocal Designer/

VOCODER sound and the unaltered sound from the mic. See the
“VOC/MIC” item of “List of functions that can be assigned to the
controllers” in the “JUNO-X Parameter Guide” (PDF) for details.

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Using the Vocal Designer Model Expansion

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Tone Settings for the Vocal Designer

This shows you how to make the tone settings for the Vocal Designer.

The screens that appear in Vocal Designer dier depending on the “Carrier Type” selected, as shown below.

TONE

COMMON

EDIT

TONE MFX

MODEL BANK top screen

Parameter Explanation

Select the processing method for the Vocal Designer.

Classic A Algorithms used for large choral groups, such

Classic B

Classic C

Male&Fem 1 Algorithms that work independently for

Male&Fem 2

Gospel A

Gospel C

Pop A

Pop B

Pop C

Algorithm

Level

BackGround 1

BackGround 2

BackGround 3

BackGround 4

BackGround 5

Modern Voc 1

Modern Voc 2

Modern Voc 3

Vocoder 1

Vocoder 2

Vintage 1

Vintage 2

WahVox (KBD) *1

WahVox (VEXP) *1

WahVox (CTRL) *1

*1 This can only be selected when the Carrier Type is “Basic”.

Sets the overall volume while retaining the balance between the Mic
Level and Vocoder Level.

VD SETTINGS screen

[ENTER] (INIT)

button

as in classical music. These match a wide variety
of genres with a choral sound, not just classical
music.

male and female vocal parts. Creates a
multidimensional sound that’s thicker than
“Classic”, using less notes in each chord. The
female tones come from the right side of the
stereo eld, and the male tones come from the
left side. When the Carrier Type is set to “Custom”,
you can assign the notes to the female tones
when Out Assign for the partial is set to “DRY”;
and you can assign the notes to the male tones
when Out Assign is set to “MFX”.

Algorithms suitable for jazz and gospel music.Gospel B

Algorithms suitable for small-group choruses,
such as popular music.

Algorithms suitable for background chorus parts.

Algorithms suitable for vocoder use.

A wah eect is applied according to how hard
you press the keys.

A wah eect is applied according to the mic
input volume.

A wah eect is applied according to the CC17
(controller number 17) value.
For example, when you assign CC17 (controller
number 17) to the Ctrl pedal, you can use the Ctrl
pedal to apply a wah eect.

TONE

COMMON

EDIT

SELECT

TONE

TONE

PARTIAL 1

TONE

PARTIAL 2

TONE

PARTIAL 3

TONE

PARTIAL 4

TONE MFX

Parameter Explanation

Sets the output level of the unprocessed mic input audio signal.
Raise the Mic Level to make the words that are being sung sound

Mic Level

more clear.

* The eect applied to the mic signal can be congured in the

MENU Ó SYSTEM screen.

Vocoder Level Sets the output level of the sound processed by the Vocal Designer.

Sets the edit type for the Vocal Designer.

Basic

Carrier Type

Custom

You can change the resulting vocoder sound
simply by conguring the Algorithm.

You can create various vocoder sounds by
combining the algorithm with the Custom tone.

Ø For details on how to select a Custom tone,

refer to “Select the Custom tone (carrier
tone)” (p. 9).

* When one of the following three algorithms

is selected, the Carrier Type can’t be set
to “Custom”. When this is set to “Custom”,
the algorithm automatically switches to
“Vintage 2”.

¹ WahVox (KBD)
¹ WahVox (VEXP)
¹ WahVox (CTRL)

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Select the Custom tone (carrier tone)

When you set the Carrier Type to “Custom”, “[ENTER] to Select” is
displayed.

Move the cursor to “[ENTER] to Select” and press the [ENTER] (INIT)
button to switch to the SELECT TONE screen.

To select a carrier tone, select the model that includes the desired
tone, select the tone and then press the [ENTER] (INIT) button to
conrm.

* With the Custom type, you can select the PR-A, PR-B, PR-C, PR-D,

PR-X, COMMON, and Installed EXZ tones, as well as the Z-Core
tones saved in USER.

* All the parameters of the copy source tone (carrier tone) except the

MFX are copied to the custom tone (no link is created to the copy
source tone).

Carrier Thru function (checking the carrier
tone)

When using the “Carrier Type: Custom” setting, you can play the
keyboard while holding down the [SHIFT] button on a specied screen
to hear just the carrier tone (this is called “carrier thru”).

* Press the [Í] [Ë] buttons while holding down the [SHIFT] button

to keep the unit in the “carrier thru” state.
If you decide to cancel, press the [EXIT] button.

* You can use the Carrier Thru function on the following screens.

¹ VD SETTINGS screen
¹ SELECT TONE screen
¹ TONE COMMON EDIT screen
¹ TONE EDIT PARTIAL screen
¹ TONE MFX screen

Using the Vocal Designer Model Expansion

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Parameter Guide

Controls on the JUNO-X and Their Associated Parameters

2

3

1

7 9 6

8 4 5 10 11

12

13 14 15

16 17

Section Controller Parameter

ON (*2)

1

PORTAMENTO

TIME (*2)

2

RAT E Vib Rate

3

LFO

OSC

DELAY TIME Vib Delay

4

DEPTH Vib Depth

5

PWM/MOD Fine Tune

6

7

8

PITCH Coarse Tune

9

FREQ Cuto

FILTER

AMP

ENV

10

RES Resonance

11

LEVEL Level VD SETTINGS: Level

12

A Attack

13

D Decay

14

R Release

15

18 19 20 21

If “Carrier Type” Basic is
selected

Porta Switch

If “Carrier Type” Custom is
selected

Porta Sw

If “Carrier Type” Basic is
selected

Porta Time

If “Carrier Type” Basic
selected

Porta Time

Vocoder Level

Mic Level

Destination or
operation when
used with the
[SHIFT] button (*1)

SCENE PART EDIT:

CTRL: Porta Sw

TONE COMMON
EDIT: Porta Sw

SCENE PART EDIT:

CTRL: Porta Time

TONE COMMON
EDIT: Porta Time

SCENE PART EDIT:

MODIFY: Vib Rate

SCENE PART EDIT:

MODIFY: Vib Delay

SCENE PART EDIT:

MODIFY: Vib Depth

SCENE PART EDIT:

PITCH: Fine Tune

VD SETTINGS:

Vocoder Level

VD SETTINGS:

Mic Level

SCENE PART EDIT:

PITCH: Coarse Tune

SCENE PART EDIT:

MODIFY: Cuto

SCENE PART EDIT:

MODIFY: Resonance

SCENE PART EDIT:

MODIFY: Attack

SCENE PART EDIT:

MODIFY: Decay

SCENE PART EDIT:

MODIFY: Release

Destination or

Section Controller Parameter

If “Carrier Type” Basic is
selected

Mono/Poly

If “Carrier Type” Custom is
selected

Mono Poly

If “Carrier Type” Basic is
selected

Unison Sw

If “Carrier Type” Custom is
selected

Unison Sw

Select PARTIAL1 (*3)

Select PARTIAL2 (*3)

Select PARTIAL3 (*3)

Select PARTIAL4 (*3)

PART/FUNC

16

17

18

19

20

21

MONO (*2)

UNISON (*2)

OSC1 SELECT
(*2)

OSC2 SELECT
(*2)

OSC3 SELECT
(*2)

OSC4 SELECT
(*2)

operation when
used with the
[SHIFT] button (*1)

SCENE PART EDIT:

CTRL: Mono/Poly

TONE COMMON
EDIT: Mono Poly

SCENE PART EDIT:

CTRL: Unison Sw

TONE COMMON
EDIT:

Synth: Unison Sw

TONE EDIT
PARTIAL1:

Tone PMT: Ptl Sw

TONE EDIT
PARTIAL2:

Tone PMT: Ptl Sw

TONE EDIT
PARTIAL3:

Tone PMT: Ptl Sw

TONE EDIT
PARTIAL4:

Tone PMT: Ptl Sw

(*1) The screen does not change when you press the [SHIFT] button

while the SELECT TONE screen is displayed.

(*2) Cannot be operated on the SELECT TONE screen.

(*3) This is only enabled when “Custom” is selected for Carrier Type.

(*4) Only ENV2 can be used with the Vocal Designer.

* For other parameters, see the “JUNO-X Parameter Guide” (PDF).

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TONE COMMON Parameters

TONE COMMON

Vocal Designer

These are the tone parameters that are shown when Carrier Type is set
to “Basic”.

For the parameters shown when this is set to “Custom”, refer to
the tone parameters (RD-PIANO, XV-5080, PR-A, PR-B, PD-C, PR-D,
COMMON, PR-X) in the “JUNO-X Parameter Guide” (PDF).

Parameter Value Explanation

Level 0–127

Pan L64–63R

Coarse Tune -48–+48

Fine Tune -50–+50

Octave -2–+2

Adjusts the overall volume for the carrier
tone.

Sets the panning for the tone. A setting of
“L64” pans the sound all the way to the left,
“0” pans the sound to the center, and “63R”
pans the sound all the way to the right.

Species the pitch in semitone steps
(maximum ±4 octaves).

Sets the pitch of the sound in one-cent steps
(up to ±50 cents).

Sets the pitch of the tone’s sound in octaves
(up to ±2 octaves).

Parameter Guide

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Sound List

Tone

Vocal Designer

No. Name Category MSB LSB PC

VD001 Vox Synth-X Vocoder 97 78 1

VD002 Evening Call Vocoder 97 78 2

VD003 Shiny Robot Vocoder 97 78 3

VD004 Wide 770 Classic Vocoder 97 78 4

VD005 Synth Diver Vocoder 97 78 5

VD006 Sing With This Vocoder 97 78 6

VD007 Alien Choir Vocoder 97 78 7

VD008 Oct Shift Choir Vocoder 97 78 8

VD009 Solo Droid Vocoder 97 78 9

VD010 Digi Praise Vocoder 97 78 10

VD011 SerCoder Vocoder 97 78 11

VD012 Stereo Vocoder Vocoder 97 78 12

VD013 Paris With Love Vocoder 97 78 13

VD014 Clarity Vocoder 97 78 14

VD015 JP Classic Vocoder 97 78 15

VD016 VP Phantom Vocoder 97 78 16

VD017 Baby Robots Vocoder 97 78 17

VD018 Open Harmonies Vocoder 97 78 18

VD019 33Thousand Vocoder 97 78 19

VD020 TalkBoxer Vocoder 97 78 20

VD021 Cosmique Vocoder 97 78 21

VD022 Da Boogie Vocoder 97 78 22

VD023 Solo Kid Vocoder 97 78 23

VD024 EuroTune Vocoder 97 78 24

VD025 MonoVoco Vocoder 97 78 25

VD026 Monokrome Vocoder 97 78 26

VD027 Mister Dister Vocoder 97 78 27

VD028 Metallique Vocoder 97 78 28

VD029 ModW. FM Voice Vocoder 97 78 29

VD030 Helmet Lead Vocoder 97 78 30

VD031 Punk Lead VOC Vocoder 97 78 31

VD032 Phase Talker Vocoder 97 78 32

VD033 Supaglide Vocoder 97 78 33

VD034 Transcoder Vocoder 97 78 34

VD035 StepLFO Line MW Vocoder 97 78 35

VD036 Panning Voices Vocoder 97 78 36

VD037 Wavescan Voc Vocoder 97 78 37

VD038 Pulsar VOC Mod Vocoder 97 78 38

VD039 Slicer Pad MW Vocoder 97 78 39

VD040 Techno Choir Vocoder 97 78 40

VD041 Quarter Voices Vocoder 97 78 41

VD042 Pan Vox Vocoder 97 78 42

VD043 Breath SynVox Vocoder 97 78 43

VD044 Soothers Vocoder 97 78 44

VD045 Praisers Vocoder 97 78 45

VD046 Aca Buddies Vocoder 97 78 46

VD047 Stereo Sweets Vocoder 97 78 47

VD048 Warmcoder Vocoder 97 78 48

VD049 Neo Church Vocoder 97 78 49

VD050 Neo Gospel Vocoder 97 78 50

VD051 Churchville Vocoder 97 78 51

VD052 Praisebotic Vocoder 97 78 52

VD053 Vibra Solo Vocoder 97 78 53

VD054 Wide Choir Vocoder 97 78 54

VD055 Soft Choir Vocoder 97 78 55

VD056 Deep Choir Vocoder 97 78 56

VD057 Gospel Soft Vocoder 97 78 57

VD058 Ooooh choir Vocoder 97 78 58

VD059 Oct Mod Shift Vocoder 97 78 59

No. Name Category MSB LSB PC

VD060 Harmonic Gospel Vocoder 97 78 60

VD061 Silent Voices Vocoder 97 78 61

VD062 Sung Prayer Vocoder 97 78 62

VD063 Amazing Choir Vocoder 97 78 63

VD064 Warm Voices Vocoder 97 78 64

VD065 770 Classic A Vocoder 97 78 65

VD066 770 Classic B Vocoder 97 78 66

VD067 770 Classic C Vocoder 97 78 67

VD068 770 Male&Fem 1 Vocoder 97 78 68

VD069 770 Male&Fem 2 Vocoder 97 78 69

VD070 770 Gospel A Vocoder 97 78 70

VD071 770 Gospel B Vocoder 97 78 71

VD072 770 Gospel C Vocoder 97 78 72

VD073 770 Pop A Vocoder 97 78 73

VD074 770 Pop B Vocoder 97 78 74

VD075 770 Pop C Vocoder 97 78 75

VD076 770 BackGround 1 Vocoder 97 78 76

VD077 770 BackGround 2 Vocoder 97 78 77

VD078 770 BackGround 3 Vocoder 97 78 78

VD079 770 BackGround 4 Vocoder 97 78 79

VD080 770 BackGround 5 Vocoder 97 78 80

VD081 770 Modern Voc 1 Vocoder 97 78 81

VD082 770 Modern Voc 2 Vocoder 97 78 82

VD083 770 Modern Voc 3 Vocoder 97 78 83

VD084 770 Vocoder 1 Vocoder 97 78 84

VD085 770 Vocoder 2 Vocoder 97 78 85

VD086 770 Vintage 1 Vocoder 97 78 86

VD087 770 Vintage 2 Vocoder 97 78 87

VD088 770 WahVox(KBD) Vocoder 97 78 88

VD089 770 WahVox(VEXP) Vocoder 97 78 89

VD090 770 WahVox(CTRL) Vocoder 97 78 90

VD091 INIT TONE Vocoder 97 78 91

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MIDI Parameter Address Map

+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Start | |
| Address | Description |
|-------------+----------------------------------------------------------------|
| 02 00 00 00 | Temporary Tone ZCore (01) [ZCore](*) |
| 02 40 00 00 | Temporary Tone Vocal Designer(01) [VoDsgn] |
|-------------+----------------------------------------------------------------|
(*) Corresponds to the parameters when “Carrier Type: Custom” is set.
For details refer to “JUNO-X MIDI Implementation” (PDF).

* [VoDsgn]
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Offset | |
| Address | Description |
|-------------+----------------------------------------------------------------|
| 00 00 00 | Vocal Designer Parameter [MDLVDN] |
|-------------+----------------------------------------------------------------|
| 00 01 00 | Vocal Designer Tone Com [ToneCom](*) |
|-------------+----------------------------------------------------------------|
| 00 02 00 | Vocal Designer MFX [MFX](*) |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
(*) Refer to the “JUNO-X MIDI Implementation” (PDF).

* [MDLVDN]
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Offset | |
| Address | Description |
|-------------+----------------------------------------------------------------|
| 00 00 | 0aaa aaaa | Level (0 - 127) |
| 00 01 | 0aaa aaaa | Mic Direct Level (0 - 127) |
| 00 02 | 0aaa aaaa | Vocoder Level (0 - 127) |
| 00 03 | 000a aaaa | Algorithm (0 - 25) |
| | | Classic A, Classic B, Classic C, Male&Fem 1, |
| | | Male&Fem 2, Gospel A, Gospel B, Gospel C, Pop A, |
| | | Pop B, Pop C, BackGround 1, BackGround 2, |
| | | BackGround 3, BackGround 4, BackGround 5, |
| | | Modern Voc 1, Modern Voc 2, Modern Voc 3, |
| | | Vocoder 1, Vocoder 2, Vintage 1, Vintage 2, |
| | | WahVox(KBD), WahVox(VEXP), WahVox(CTRL) |
| 00 04 | 0000 000a | Carrier Type (0 - 1) |
| | | Basic, Custom |
| 00 05 | 0000 0000 | Reserved (0 - 0) |
| 00 06 | 0aaa aaaa | Carrier Basic Level (0 - 127) |
| 00 07 | 0aaa aaaa | Carrier Basic Pan (0 - 127) |
| | | L64 - 63R |
| 00 08 | 0aaa aaaa | Carrier Basic Coarse Tune (16 - 112) |
| | | -48 - 48 |
| 00 09 | 0aaa aaaa | Carrier Basic Fine Tune (14 - 114) |
| | | -50 - 50 |
| 00 0A | 0aaa aaaa | Carrier Basic Octave Shift (62 - 66) |
| | | -2 - 2 |
|-------------+----------------------------------------------------------------|
| 00 00 00 0B |Total Size |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+

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