quick question for vintage roland heads

beloved watmm, i have an msq-700 sequencer as well as a juno 60.If i feed the msq700 midi sequences(from ableton) will it, in real time, convert those sequences into the dcb format that the juno 60 recognises or is it like i feed the msq sequences playing the juno manually and edit them, play them back etc...?

if its the later then the msq seems to be not much more than a 909 lookingish thing that can midi/din sync and be a rather annoying traditional midi sequencer.

reason im asking this is i dont have the dcb cable to test this .. which i would def buy if i can could have a freakin midi'd juno 60

tl;dr can msq700 convert fed midi data into dcb data real time?

thanks

off the top of my head i think it will take the midi clock from ableton but not actually convert the notes (ie the sequence will have to be loaded into the msq)

sell both and get a 106

if the sequences were loaded into the msq would that mean the dcb seqeunces could be atleast clocked externally?

had a 106 me no like as much. although a midi retro fit would probably cost the same price as a 106

  On 3/31/2011 at 12:15 PM, elliot said:

although a midi retro fit would probably cost the same price as a 106

MIDI / Juno-60 Interface: 165,00 €

http://www.chd-el.cz/index.php?id=422

This doesn't address your question but, having owned both, I feel that Juno 60 > Juno 106. In my opinion, it's worth getting your Juno 60 connected.