I am NOT going to whack my keyboard with a piece of furniture. Yea I kind of figured a couple of the patches got erased. Weird?


Of course you realize this was not my frist choice for a synthesizer, but my second.

Try writing over those problem patches first, and if they still don't work .... it's probably a cleaning issue.

Second choice?
I'm really lost now..hmmm
What was your first choice again?
Was it a mini, a .com synth or ...karma?

Definitely try what Uncle Dave's suggested.
BTW My earlier "advice" about wacking JUNO with furniture was a joke (Me and my tasteless sence of humor)

-ED-

Okay so I will not confuse you ed,

Actually it was this:

Minimoog, Juno-60, Juno-106, Korg Polysix, .Com and last was the Karma.

Though I never was serious about the Karma.


I am not a keyboard player and yet I have a keyboard? Where did I go wrong?

So did you try overwriting those "silent" patches?

-ED-

Um no I did not. I have noting too write over them, with.

Heh.

"If I only had a brain" -Sandra Bullock in Miss Secret Agent

-tek

Um! OKAY? I'm confused??

Can I use the 106 with some of today's software synths or is the MIDI Implemintation too old on the 106 too work with say NI's soft synths?

Tek...
What hurts?

Paul!
What do you mean you have nothing to write over those patches with... You have OTHER sounds on your JUNO, right?
So select one of the sounds that sounds OK and try to save it to the "silent" memory location...C'mon...

-ED-