У меня нет полной версии этой песни. Это просто демонстрационное видео, где я показываю, как создавать части песни. Тысяча спасибо.

@@gianninitti Мир вам, вы просто великолепны!

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These are the 4 patches I used: Br: 511 80s Brass 1C Sy: 125 Sugar Synth Gt: 203 Picked Bass Ky: 080 Dreaming Box The chord synth sound is a brass. Thank you very much!

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Try this: when you enter in pattern sequencer, you have to go in Effects Edit and set MFX1 to Delay (delay left 1/8. - delay right 1/8. - feedback 40%)

@@gianninitti Friend, thank you very much!!

DS 61

I connected an arduino via midi to the keyboard and developed a small software to turn on the right lights... I plan to make a detailed tutorial then... subscribe to my channel and stay tuned ;-)

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Yep. It's a limited edition by Roland

Hai provato a seguire il mio tutorial? Cosa non va?

I will plan to do something similar. Stay tuned ;-)

Ya lo compré así. es una edicion limitada

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It is a 2 tier Quiklok WS550 with some added pieces. Thanks!

That bass is a native patch with some effects: Gt 202 Finger slap.

Ok, after you have done the configurations of this video you can add an "Audio" track in Cubase. Then select the audio input related to the Juno DS (you can add an audio bus input in the window you open hitting F4 and select JUNO-DS hardware). Then click Add a track. Enable recording of the audio track and start to record the audio track while midi tracks play. You don't need any audio external interface to do this. Finally, File -> Export -> Mixdown audio

@gianninitti I think I understand. But as stated, I do need the UR44 interface to record my audio tracks though, which is why I need the midi instruments converted into audio so I can hear them when UR44 is selected............? P.S. I've always struggled with technology

hi bro, I usually find the chords by ear myself. You can find the chords also over the internet doing a simple search of the song...

Download midi file.

Hi stephenprescott4441, I think it's more simple if you connect the DS via USB to Mac and follow the instructions of this video (it doesn't matter if you have a PC or a Mac). In this case you don't need an external audio interface too if you want to use cubase with your keyboard. You may need an audio interface only if you have to record audio tracks with microphone or record the audio of the keyboard. It depends on what you want to do. Let me know if something is not clear.

@gianninitti thank you so much for responding. My aim is to use vst, audio, and midi. I have multiple midi tracks now running in my cubase project, and I can only hear the sound when I select Juno in my CB studio setup. I obviously need to select the UR44 (interface) when I record audio (which cuts out the midi sounds). I suppose I could finalise my midi tracks first, convert each one to individual audio tracks (for future mixing balaning adding eq and effects, etc) and then record my audio and vst. What is unclear is why I can't have both running at the same time in studio setup- juno and UR44. I also noticed that there is no movement in the Master Out (red faders) on my CB mixing console, which is why i assume i need to convert them to audio when finalised (for export). Whereas vst instruments do appear. I am running Mac Studio Max. Cubase elements 12. Will CB Pro allow multiple interfaces simultaneously? I don't think that I missed anything. Thank you once again for your valuable input 🙏 P.s. I can't speak Spanish so I can't follow your video very well 😢 😆

@@stephenprescott4441 This topic is more related to Cubase than Roland JUNO keyboard... But I can say that when you connect the Roland Juno DS via USB cable, it works as an external audio interface. Then you can hear all the sound of the computer (also VST) from the DS output phones. If you connect another audio interface UR44 you will have the issue of mixing the 2 audio together to hear the audio from the first and from the second audio interface. On PC you can achieve this aim using ASIO4ALL drivers (you can find many videos on youtube) but on Mac I don't know if exists the equivalent of ASIO4ALL.

​@@gianninitti thank you very much for your input Gianni. I have just recorded eight separate MIDI tracks and separately bounced them to audio files in the Cubase project. I then switched to the UR44 interface and completed some vocal and guitar work. I can record VST from either interface, as it is just a controller keyboard at that stage. I can then add effects to the midi audio recordings in the UR44 mode. It has been advised that I try running a line out of my UR44 interface into the back of the Juno DS at the 3.5 mm input jack (thru) next to the two output jacks. In that case, I can be using my UR44 simply as a mixing desk for the four imports that I use in it. It's worth a try, but will be doing tomorrow as it's getting late here in Australia. Ha ha

So if I don't need the UR44, does that mean I don't need the midi cables? Just the usb to Mac? Because at the moment, the midi cables from DS to UR44 and usb to the Mac. Then the UR44 has usb to Mac as well....?

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Dr: 022 GM2 Standard Gt: 202 Finger Slap Vo: 095 Soft Pad Ky: 075 Music bells

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Grazie mille!

This is the trick: I used the same patch Vo:095 Soft Pad in two different tracks. The first track with a fixed pitch bend. The second track I customized the pitch bend rande down to -7 value (you can do this in Patch Edit menù -> Pitch -> Pitch Bend Range Down -7). Then play the second track with same chord and with the pitch bend that slowly go down: 1:08

@@gianninitti okay hopefully I can figure out the same thing. I'm going to do a cover version of the whole song because I loved Billy Idol and Steve Stevens and sing a lot like him

This is the trick: I used the same patch Vo:095 Soft Pad in two different tracks. The first track with a fixed pitch bend. The second track I customized the pitch bend rande down to -7 value (you can do this in Patch Edit menù -> Pitch -> Pitch Bend Range Down -7). Then play the second track with same chord and with the pitch bend that slowly go down: 1:08

Yes, but it depends also on which VST you use... many VSTs are able to receive data from a specific control change number. Then you can map the knobs to their specific control change

@@gianninitti Thank you, you're very kind.

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Grazie mille!

The Juno patch is Sy:034 Pure Square customized with these parameters: Cutoff offset: -47 Reso Offset: +2 Release offset: +18 MFX effect: 07:Enhancer

Thank you for sharing the response! I’ve already updated my pattern and this sounds 10x better.