hi manoj,
i'm from tamil nadu. Perhaps, we could chat sometimes. :=)
midiwhale,
i believe the Juno -G has no multisampling capability. Thus, you can record audio and do stuff like that, but you cant create your own multisamples.
For some people, they're o.k. with this because they are fine with its existing patches. But for the others, the multisampling is a REALLY useful feature.
For example, i have a veenai mutlisample (great sound), B3 organ multisample (took me 3 hrs to get the loop points myself), a tabla rhythm set (last gig would have been impossible without this), strings multisample (installed recently -quite good), and TODAY, i imported a 96 MB alto sax akai patch. Ofcourse, i couldnt use the import utility, i just wrote the wavs and had to do the pitch info and mapping myself, but the efforts were worth it. :=D
In short, you'll find that using multisamples, you can get a great deal of sounds without spending big bucks on stuff like the SRX cards. jmo. Plus, think about installing a softsynth such as synth1 (free) and sampling its sounds for an awesome tee bee bass. hehe. There;s tons of stuff you could do with the multisampling ability.
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