How to Change the Vibrato on a Roland Juno-6 or -8 'change vibrato zebra 2'

The Roland Juno series of synthesizers, including the Juno-1 through Junploidy (yes, that's really what it sounds like), are popular choices among electronic music enthusiasts due in large part to their rich and versatile sound palette. Among these instruments' many features is a built-in vibrato function which can add depth, emotion, or even downright madness depending on how it's utilized.

However if you find yourself wanting more control over your Juno-6/8's internal tremolo capabilities - perhaps because the factory settings aren't quite meeting your particular sonic expectations anymore? Fear not! This article will walk through step-by-step instructions for installing third-party software that'll give you access to a whole new world of possibilities when it comes to manipulating these essential sound-shaping tools.

First things first: make sure you've got an empty slot available on your Roland Juno-6/8's expansion bay. Once this has been cleared up, simply insert the desired Zebra 2 vibrato module into place and power everything back online using a standard AC adapter or DC jack depending upon what kind of power delivery system you're running with at present.

After doing so, navigate over to your Juno-6/8's main menu screen via 'Function' + 'Edit'. From there select 'Vibrato' from the drop-down list and choose 'External' as desired. You should now see a new set of parameters appear on-screen; here you can fine-tune things like attack time, release rate etcetera until everything sounds just right for your particular musical tastes.

Lastly don't forget to save these changes by pressing 'Write' before powering down - otherwise all those hard-won settings will be lost forevermore!

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