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From: shep@datacube.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.music.synth
Subject: Re: Omni mode on Juno-106
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Date: Wed, 30-Oct-85 15:59:00 EST
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I don't have any "inside" information but...
You can switch back to OMNI mode by sending the "OMNI ON"
status message into the midi input on the channel that you
have set the Juno to listen to. This is in the form of the
standard midi "status" message:

	1011 nnnn	* status byte follows; nnnn == (midi chan - 1)
	0111 1101	* This status command 0x7d means OMNI ON
	0000 0000	* Complete the status message

(This will work when the MIDI FUNCTION switch is in I, II, or III)

I also think there is likely a way to accomplish the same from the front
panel; but it's not in the manual. Call Roland, or be very careful
patching 6809 machine code!

Shep Siegel                           UUCP: ihnp4!datacube!shep
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