This explanation describes the procedure when using SONAR X2 Producer. Set the input port and the output port to “Juno-DS DAW CTRL.”.From the Model list, choose “Mackie Control” and press “Add.”.

From the menu, choose 'New' - 'Install.'.

From the Logic Pro X menu, choose 'Logic Pro X' - 'Control Surfaces' - 'Setup' to open the setting screen.

This explanation describes the procedure when using Logic Pro X. For details on how to do this, refer to the owner’s manual of your DAW software. In your DAW software, open the project file that you want to control. Before you continue, confirm that the “Juno-DS” is selected as the MIDI input device and output device. Setting up your Computer for use with DAW Control Mode on the Juno-DS61 or Juno-DS88 Turn the Local Switch “OFF.” This step is not required, but in most cases you will find it more useful to have the Local Switch set to 'OFF' when recording with a computer-based application.Use the cursor buttons to select the “Controller” tab.Move the cursor to “CONTROL MAP” and use the dial to select the DAW software that you’re using.You can activate DAW Control Mode by pressing the DAW CONTROL button so it is lit, or when you connect a USB cable to your computer, the Juno-DS61/88 will automatically ask if you would like to activate DAW Control Mode - just cusor to 'YES' and press ENTER to confirm.Setting up the Juno-DS61 or Juno-DS88 for DAW Control Mode The 'User' template is useful when your software does not support the 'Mackie Control' protocol. Three of these templates (Logic Pro, Sonar, and Cubase) use an industry standard protocol called 'Mackie Control' to communicate with the DAW, so they can be used with other applications that support this same protocol. There are several 'templates' available for use with popular recording packages: You can download the latest USB drivers from our website here. Note: You first will need to install a USB Driver in your computer so it can communicate correctly with the Juno-DS61/88. You do not need to use DAW Control Mode when connecting to a computer, but it does provide additional functionality that is often useful. Additionally, the Juno-DS61/88 have the ability to enable 'DAW Control Mode.' This provides even more functionality by allowing you to control the transport (Play / Stop / Fast Forward / Rewind) controls from the Juno-DS61/88 as well as use many of the other controls on the Juno-DS61/88 (pads, faders, etc.) to control your DAW.

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