ROLAND JUNO-60 Analog Synthesizer 1982 | HQ DEMO | PATCHES

This is a new Roland JUNO-60 demo in better resolution.

The Roland Juno-60 is a classic six voice polyphonic analog synthesizer with 56 patch memory for your sounds. Although the sound architecture is rather basic, it has an excellent analogue sound. The Juno-60 can produce great basses / sequences with its fast envelopes. It can also produce warm smooth pads with its excellent filters. The Juno-60 is a "small Jupiter-8" in my opinion.

The Juno-60 was used by many professionals... it has the DCB interface - the predecessor of MIDI. With a DCB to MIDI interface it is very easy to integrate the instrument in a midi setup.

The Juno-60 has snappier envelopes and a fater chorus than the Juno-106. The difference is clearly notable (once I had both, I kept my 60). IMO the Juno-60 (or Juno-6, which is a Juno-60 without patch memory) ist the best sounding Juno. But all Junos can sound great... Please note, I am talking about the original Juno series from the eighties.

I played the JUNO-60 without any additional FX or EQ (except the intro music - this is a multi track recording). Excuse the slight distortion in the first minute.
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THE SOUND PROGRAMS IN THIS MOVIE:

Do you have a Juno-60 and want to play with the sounds heard in the video? You can buy the "ANALOGAUDIO1 PATCH BANK" (56 sounds) for 12,99 Euros.
After payment through PayPal you will get a MP3 with sound data for the tape interface of your Juno-60 via email.
The details about the functionality of the tape interface are described in the manual of the Juno-60, which you can download for free.

The patchbank will NOT work with the Juno-106, because this one has a different data format.

If you want to buy the "ANALOGAUDIO1 PATCHBANK", please drop me a mail.
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I am also offering ANALOGAUDIO1 patchbanks for the following synths:

KORG POLY-800 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6bG8PpSDPk&feature=relmfu
KORG POLY-61 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9R0bvavfibQ
KORG DW-6000 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOoF7TeEj-o

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Category:

Music

Tags:

• Juno-106
• alpha
• super
• jupiter-8
• jupiter-6
• jx-3p
• jx-8p
• mks-80
• sh-101
• TB-303
• MC-202
• SH-5
• JP-8000
• Korg
• Polysix
• Poly-800

[armalyte]

A great demo of a wonderful synth. At one point i owned two of them, cause theywere so cheap on the s/h market. i can hear, that youve slipped the synth into the secret "unison mode" for some of the patches on the vid..nice! :-)

[AnalogAudio1]

@armalyte Thanks... but I did not use the "unison mode"...

[verve92]

@AnalogAudio1 was that the J60's areggiator in the beginning seconds of the video?

[AnalogAudio1]

@verve92 yes!

[MrPartyZombie]

oh no... I'M HAVING A SYNTHASEIZURE!!!

[AnalogAudio1]

@dzlvs8 I have both, but I don't think one of them is better than the other. They are simply different, and sound is a matter of taste. Both have pros and cons. For sequences and basses, the Juno-60 is simply better. But the Polysix delivers the richer pads.

[armalyte]

@AnalogAudio1 aah ok..interesting. some of the patches - ie the bass like sounds- sounded a little more richer to my ears. I know theres supposed to be a way to put the synth into pseudo-unison mode via a button combination whilst turning the power on...hmm.

[raymangold22]

@dzlvs8 Well if you don't like juno-60s or 80's synthesizers, why are you viewing them? I stay away from the things I don't like...

Something is telling me you must just loathe the polymoog. Which is one of the best synths in my opinion.

[raymangold22]

@AnalogAudio1 Actually, I've been able to create pads so rich on my JUNO-60 that the polysix couldn't even come close.

I'd be glad to PM you some samples if you're interested!

[verve92]

Bullocks to anyone who thinks this synth is lame: If so, why was it used by so many pros?

Amazing board and brilliant demo

[RAYHOOBEATS]

Great. Classic sounds.Very useful. I'd get one today but i only have £3.54.

[francaisemusique]

the synth that revolutionised the 80s !