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Good luck with that, fellow JunoDude.
Sorry to belabor the obvious, but Backup might be a good precaution next time.
I use Carbon Copy Cloner, and it's helped a few times, in different situations.

Yes you sure can! Get at everything, inside the box, unlike the older Juno Di where you had to use a computer to do 'deeper' editing. Just press SAMPLE EDIT and DAW MODE buttons simultaneously, and you're in Edit Mode.
Now, either go for it, or read the manual.

I didn't know I could! What is the most direct way to make a suggestion to Roland about an existing Product like this one? Thanks. Scott Tibbs is a little slow getting back to me on Twitter, ;) (although we did have dinner once when the V-Piano was launched... very very cool.)

The short answer (which is all I understand so far, though it seems incomplete) is that, unlike in Patch mode where you are given 1 MFX, 1 Chorus and 1 Reverb, in Performance Mode, you have 3 MFX (multi-effects) available, and any Patch in the Performance can go to any or all of those 3 MFX, AND it'...

Thanks for the reply, Aaron. Appreciated. I guess I'll try to keep one open INIT Patch so I can Save the edit to that location, and then A <-> B the two.

IF you were able to hold down Shift, (or Enter) and move one of the 4 Knobs on this great instrument, and be able to see what its setting was, without actually changing its value by moving it, that would be very cool.

After you've edited and tweaked a sound, on a Prophet or a Yamaha, and you're about to Save it with WRITE, there's often a button press you can do before pulling the trigger, so that you can COMPARE it to the unedited sound that you'll be writing over. Does the Juno DS have such a COMPARE function? ...

Thanks DaveNJ - that's GREAT! Should work in Digital Performer too. A lot of work, and much appreciated.

This page on a site for the Motif has a lot of explanations of the abbreviations - could it be Lead Synth? http://www.motifator.com/index.php/archive/viewthread/32647/ Hmmm, good thought...but neither that rich smooth strings patch, or the lucid chorus one, is a lead sound or in the synth category....

(as in Strings LS, Chorus LS, etc.)
thanks!