MainStage Profile Usage Guide

Introduction

You can use the screen, sliders, knobs, and buttons of the JUNO-X to control Apple's MainStage application by using a MainStage profile.

NOTE: This guide explains the steps to take based on MainStage version 3.4.3. The menus and other controls may differ in other versions.

Preparing to Use the Profile

Specifying the JUNO-X's USB Driver

The USB driver settings take effect when you turn the power of the JUNO-X off and on again.

  1. Press the [MENU] (WRITE) button.
  2. Use the [SELECT] knob to select "SYSTEM", and then press the [ENTER] (INIT) button.
  3. Use the [SELECT] knob to select "USB Driver", and use the [-VALUE+] knob to specify "VENDOR".
  4. To save the settings, hold down the [SHIFT] button and press the [MENU] (WRITE) button. A confirmation message appears. If you decide to cancel, press the [EXIT] button.
  5. To execute, press the [ENTER] (INIT) button.
  6. Turn the JUNO-X's power off and then on again.

Installing the USB Driver

Install the USB driver on your Mac.

  1. Access the product support page: https://www.roland.com/global/support/
  2. Search for the product name, and download the JUNO-X Driver. From "Updates & Drivers", download the driver appropriate for the Mac model you are using.
  3. Install the driver as directed by the procedure given on the download page.

Installing the Profile

Install the MainStage profile on your Mac.

  1. Access the product support page: https://www.roland.com/global/support/
  2. Search for the product name, and download the profile. From "Updates & Drivers", download the profile "JUNO-X Profile for MainStage".
  3. Decompress the downloaded ZIP file.
  4. Double-click the file with a ".pkg" extension. Installation begins.
  5. Proceed with installation as directed by the screen.
  6. When the indication "Installation is completed" appears, click the [Close] button.

Connecting MainStage

  1. Use a USB cable to connect the JUNO-X to your Mac.
  2. Start MainStage.
  3. In MainStage, open the concert that you want to use.
  4. Hold down the JUNO-X's [PART/FUNC] button and press the [MENU] (WRITE) button. When connection is successful, the DAW CTRL function turns on, and the JUNO-X's display shows the DAW CTRL screen. The screen displays content like "DAW Ctrl: Main Stage", "Classics", "Eighties Poly Sy", "Square Bells", "Bright Synth Bras", "Glass Bells", "PORT ?️ ?️ ?️".

MEMO: When you turn on the DAW CTRL function, there might be cases in which sound cannot be produced for a short time. This is due to the processing needed to load the Concert data for MainStage, and is not a malfunction.

  1. When you want to stop using DAW control, press the [EXIT] button to turn off the DAW CTRL function.

NOTE: If the connection is not correct, a screen like the following appears: "DAW Ctrl: Not Connected".

Controlling MainStage

When the DAW CTRL function is on, you can use the JUNO-X's sliders, knobs, and buttons to operate MainStage.

ControllerFunction
[PART/FUNC] + [MENU] (WRITE) buttonSelect DAW mode
Switches the JUNO-X to DAW mode.
[EXIT] buttonSelect normal mode
Switches the JUNO-X to normal mode.
[SELECT] knobSet Select
Changes the set.
[+] buttonNext Set
Recalls the next set.
[4] buttonPrevious Set
Recalls the previous set.
[-VALUE+] knobPatch Select
Changes the patch.
[AMP LEVEL] knobVolume
Adjusts the master volume.
[LFO RATE] slider
[LFO DELAY TIME] slider
[LFO DEPTH] slider
[PWM/MOD] slider
[T[1]] slider
[?️] slider
[SUB] slider
[NOISE] slider
Smart Control
Edit the Smart Control parameters.

MEMO:

Mac and MainStage are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Apple Inc.

Models: JUNO-X, Programmable Polyphonic Synthesizer, Polyphonic Synthesizer, Programmable Synthesizer, Synthesizer, JUNO-X

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