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1. #How to reset juno g keyboard lcd not working how to
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Every time you do, you’ll see a number on the LCD indicating which chip the note is playing through (1 through 6). Now, press the Poly 1 and Poly 2 buttons at the same time, and start hitting the same note on the keyboard. You should see two dashes on the LCD, with the second one being lower than the first. Turn it off, press and hold the Transpose button, and start it up again. It’s actually a good reason to have your Juno broken.Ī way to test for all of these problems is to start the Juno up in test mode. I’ve sampled that sound, and you should too – it sounds pretty darn cool. Sounds as if you were to modulate the filter with a white or pink noise. Or sounds garbled like an encrypted transmission from Martians. That’s the sign of the filter not closing properly. More often though, one note plays with the filter fully open, whereas all the other ones don’t (“I have a soft pad sound with the low-pass filter set quite low, but one note always plays an open raw saw”).

One is that one of the chips is actually louder, and that could just be an adjustment problem. A bad one, however, will keep playing as if the Release is set to infinity. The job of the VCA chip is to bring the volume down depending on how you set your envelope (that’s how you hear the note fade away if you increase the Release of the envelope, even though you are not touching the key anymore). What happens is that when you normally play, all the notes you strike always sound. Play 6 notes at a time, and if one of them never shuts up, one of the chips is dead. I have put together a list of possible symptoms of a dead chip. Most of those had to do with the same old VCF/VCA chips dying.

#How to reset juno g keyboard lcd not working how to

Now, I’ve received quite a few comments to my original post with people asking how to fix their Juno. Learn from my stupidity, and get the replacement chips.

#How to reset juno g keyboard lcd not working plus

I bought a bunch of original chips off eBay last year, and one of them already died, plus there is one more that’s getting really noisy. Great news everyone – D’Naab 136, the guy who designed the replacement for the Juno 106 chips, has just let me know he released a version two of his creation, which is smaller, better, and helps to keep your dog happy.