MATRIXSYNTH: Roland Alpha Juno-1 with Behringer BCR2000


Tuesday, April 01, 2008

Roland Alpha Juno-1 with Behringer BCR2000


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"A short demonstration of the Roland Alpha Juno-1 synthesizer being programmed with the Behringer BCR2000 MIDI controller. I don't get to all the parameters in this video, but enough to give an idea of the Juno-1's sound and how readily it responds to MIDI control."
Posted by matrix at 4/01/2008 02:02:00 PM
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4 comments:

  1. Chris4/1/08, 6:42 PM

    does that use sysex or cc? or both, im sure it does cc . ..

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  2. The Manitou4/1/08, 8:50 PM

    The controller has cc, but also supports "learning" of basic sysex (which is how I set it up here). You can't input sysex strings manually though :( I'm told there are better boxes for sysex control but this was a nice price and works fine once it's been programmed.

    Thanks for the feature, Matrix.

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  3. Unknown4/2/08, 12:45 AM

    Thats great! I've been using the PG-300 "emulator" software for a long time but I think a midi controller is in order!

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  4. cubestar4/2/08, 12:33 PM

    I wish behringer would make a BCR with LCD readouts, bus power, & nicer knobs for like $499.

    The BCR 2k is great as is tho, I don't know why more companies have not jumped on the endless knob + visual feedback bandwagon...

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