Of course, if you have 3 "Playlists", using "Bank MSB: 4” (or over) will work as well, considering that only values from 1 to 3 would be considered to recall the 3 existing playlists. Admittedly, the toy-like colour scheme and slider controls may not be to everyone’s taste, but the sound is killer. Based on Roland’s ever-popular Juno-6 and Juno-60, these are synths whose simple architecture make them easy to program. However, you then have to be careful as any "Bank MSB" messages sent (and matching with an existing "Playlist n°") might make you switch to another "Playlist".Īs a workaround, you can send a "Bank MSB: 127" message, along with the desired "Bank LSB" and "Program N°" messages, to be sure that no corresponding playlist will be recalled at the same time. Without question, V Collection 8’s hottest addition is Jun-6 V. When in "Stage mode", to switch "Songs" and "Presets", you must use "Bank LSB" messages to select your "Songs", and "Program N°" to switch to the desired "Preset". Here is how it looks in the MIDI Control Center: Of course, when sending these messages from a controller (using values from 0 to 127, and not from 1 to 128), make sure to send the following messages to obtain the same results:
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