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Roland MKS-7 & MIDI Club Juno CTRL
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Roland MKS-7 & MIDI Club Juno CTRL
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Music Maven
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Re: Roland MKS-7 & MIDI Club Juno CTRL
Does the Juno CTRL actually work with the MKS-7? I thought the Juno CTRL worked only with the Alpha Juno and MKS-50 (and their variants). The MKS-7 is basically a rack mount, preset Juno 106. As such, the MKS-7 has a different SysEx implementation (and synth architecture) from the Alpha Juno series.
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Re: Roland MKS-7 & MIDI Club Juno CTRL
Yeah, the website does not mention anything about the MKS-7 or Juno 106, only the alpha Juno series of synths.
$229 is still a great price for a PG-300 alternative.
$229 is still a great price for a PG-300 alternative.
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Re: Roland MKS-7 & MIDI Club Juno CTRL
Yeah, even though I own a Kiwi Patch Editor (which is great, btw,) I will probably pick up a Juno CTRL just to have a dedicated controller to use with my MKS-50.Z wrote:Yeah, the website does not mention anything about the MKS-7 or Juno 106, only the alpha Juno series of synths.
$229 is still a great price for a PG-300 alternative.
