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Thank you for your help Ian

Much appreciated.


Woodrow

The Juno-G actually has a patch called Jump. I would have thought this would have been on the Fantom x too?

Cheers Ian

Ah...so the MIDI drivers are on the same CD as the LIbrary software which came with the Juno-G?


Thanks again

Woody

Wow

Thanks for that Ian.

I have just downloaded the Juno-G INS file from the link inyour post. Is this the MIDI driver? If not, where would I find this?


Regards

Woody

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