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Roland JU-06A Sound Demo (No Talking)
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I can't thank you enough for NOT talking..
Wish they would make them smaller, with less octaves. Its sooo big
lol!
Srsly. It needs to fit in my pocket!
@@pointsurrender hahahaah good one
Eurorack:
www.perfectcircuit.com/soundforce-dco.html
Fewer
Almost had the Bond theme there for a second.
I heard that too!
Sounds as lush as my old 106
1.13 on sounds like electribe 101’s talking with myself . Balearic vibes . Lovely pads.
I was a little disappointed to realize this is only a four voice recreation at first, but then I realized I'd only use this as a studio tool anyway, so I can just record both high and low voices separately. Might not be ideal when automating, but it's a hell of a lot better than paying $2,000.00 for an original Juno-60.
Same here
I'm a beginner with synthetizers and I love the Juno's 80s sounding
But I can't afford a 60 or a 106
Really depends on how much money you have to spend. Some people just love nostalgia, I'd be willing to pay a lot for a Juno in good condition, since it's my favorite synth of all time.
at that price - you can get 2 and have 8 voice poly :D
@@2BeardsTV but it wouldn't be a juno
Even if you bought TWO of these to play at the same time it’s still cheaper lmao
Some of the best sounds I’ve heard from one of these.... I’m in :-)
Holy 1980s vibes at 1:13
i just bought a behringer 2600 but i want one of these so badly. i hope they don’t stop making them
Why oh why Roland? WHY?! ffs why can the external clock in on the JU-06a work with the step sequencer but NOT the ARPEGIATOR? Why? are you nuts? The SH-01a ext clock works with arp & sequencer. The Original Juno 6, Juno 60, Jupiter 4, 6 & 8, the SH-101, all of these had arpegiators that clock synced via the external clock in via a drum machine trigger. Why build in a arpeggiator section that is hugely prominent on the front panel and the marketing, then build an external clk input, and not use in for the arp. Utter insanity. I want an answer. Anyone got an answer for me?
Great demo, thanks! Though to me the Arturia Jun-6 V sounds way more authentic and alot closer to my old Juno-60. Shame with the 4 polyphony. And weird choice from Roland really.
Size, sound, usability, affordability & Portability. Boutiques and Volcas sell like hot cakes because of these factors. Thank God for them. Save so much space but a lot of fun. Love the TR-08 & SH01a. TB-03 not so convincing. Will get a JU-06a. Still love the Volca Bass, Keys. Lots of sound character. Arturia Microbrute is also a mini marvel.
can you tell me, is there something the volca keys can do that the ju06a can't? I am thinking about buying one of those as my first synth..........
Roland Knaap , well the Volca keys has real analogue VCO oscillators and if you put the Keys in unison mode and turn the detune knob halfway you can get this amazing synth lead sound that sounds just like a Moog Polymoog as used on the Gary Numan Tubeway Army 1979 UK Hit record Are “Freinds” Electric? That gritty lead sound is massive from such a small box, the JU-06a can’t do that. It can try, it can get close but the 3 gritty, dirty analogue oscillators in the Keys trump the JU-06a as an old school synth lead instrument. So there’s that. Otherwise the JU-06a is marvellous and very versatile and sounds great at Juno sounds, has memories too. I’d get both. The volca keys as a first synth is a very good choice.
@@rolandknaap3577 The Volca is true analog whereas the Roland ju06a is modelled analog and is digital. The Roland is for those wanting the specific Juno sound which some people love and some loathe. With the chorus on it really does sound nice but take the chorus off and its pretty ordinary. You cant go wrong with the Volca at the price but it wont give you the sound of a Juno.
@@maccagrabme thanks, I got the volca keys and I am impressed by it......
@@maccagrabme so you would probably recommend the behringer pro 1, the microfreak, the wasp or the behringer neutron or something? I have the volca keys.
Forgot how tiny those SE-02 knobs were.
I've seen a lot of people mad at the fact that this doesnt have 6 voices like the original, but realistically? Look at other 6 voice synthesizers currently for sale- let's take the DSI/Sequential OB-6 and Prophet 6. Those retail for nearly $3000. In this package, Roland is offering all of the same functionality of a Juno synth, for $400, when original Junos (6 & 60) are currently on sites like Reverb for $1000-3000. Also given this demo and what I know the Junos to sound like, this isnt far off. I just feel like it's a bad take to argue over voices when the same/similar effect can be achieved using less, and is certainly cheaper. It's like using a skylight to light up a room- sure, its bright and does the job, but do you need that much? Not really.
Just buy a used System-8 for 900€ and you have a much better deal. 8 voices of Juno, Jupiter, JP-X3 and the S8 itself with good keybed, tons of knobs and a great polyphonic sequencer.
As a little portable solution it alright in my opinion especially if you only have a small space.
This thing is digital. You dont need to put real oscilators, filters and envelopes into it to ad 2 voices. You just need to ad some code and maybe a bit of cpu power if it is the case. Clearly roland's marketing thing to split their products.
I agree in that people criticize Roland too much, too fast, but I see justification here. First, previous boutique models were criticized for exactly the same reason: why only four voices when it’s just a matter of programming? This is not an analog synth! (So your comparison to the OB-6 and the Prophet is not helpful]. Secondly, at this point in history, $400 for a digital mini-synth sounds expensive enough to not offer what consumers imagine should be a fully-featured synth, being this an emulation, it should offer the same features of the original and more. The high price point guarantees that anything that can be taken as a “miss” will be taken as a miss and criticized. Ultimately, I think this release is being taken, at least by some, as a confirmation of Roland’s reputation of not caring about clients. Whether true or not, people are not happy about it.
@@pcuimac I don't need any more keyboards in my studio. Furthermroe this is perfect to bring to gigs.
4:59 Soo good
The winner on the JU-06a and also on SH-01a is the Arpeggio....
I thought the 6 in the name was for polyphony...(btw great niche on your channel with sounds without talking)
It’s kinda Juno-104 or Juno-40
Fantastic demo of the Roland JU-06A! A++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
To me, there are Sonic Similarities with the Yamaha Reface CS. However, this is smaller which is a plus to me.
CS has really nice creamy filter and vintage 70s sound, JU06A has that classic Roland 80s.
the biggest issue with CS to me is lack of user presets.
JUNO what? I want to get 2 of these and daisy chain them.. would that give me 8 voices? Be so nice 👍
yeah that will give you 8 voices. Any changes made to unit 1 will also effect unit 2.
4 voices.... Well the Roland JU-04A then.
My thoughts exactly
Thanks for the video! great! Im planning to buy my first boutique product with keyboard, what do you recommend for hip hop, gospel, ambient type of musics. thanks!
Hi! Are you using someone patches or presets? Nice sound
Hello! Thx for this clip! I have now also bought the device. However, the noise bothers me. Is there anything I can do about it? I am a newbie.. Thank u!
You can turn it off or half its volume! It’s in the free online manual :)
@@YetAnotherProg thank u! 👍🏿😎👍🏿
Hi can you see the Bpm on the screen when you change the tempo for the ARP ?
now i want one...
Great channel! Count me in :)
bookmark 5:08 for such a great soumd
Does this have any good synthwave poly bass sound?
Are the aesthetic and physical differences between all the boutiques and the System 8 considerable enough justify buying both!? Or can I be just as satisfied with the System 8? Selling blood this weekend...
I really liked the plugins of the S8 but I hated the keybed and the feel / look of the synth. So I sold it and went w a few of the different boutiques.
I don't buy the "the ACB technology only allowed 4 voices" stuff I've been reading. This is VA and the d-05 has 16 voices...seems like just a way to encourage people to buy 2 units and daisy chain them, which is very lame.
D05 is a replica of a sample based digital synth , its not ,virtual analog',. The limitation of VA on Boutiques is the limitations of the CPU power available . 4 voices is the most common implementation of VA on them .
D05 has DCB technology.
Why is this on the Kiji Kondo's inspiration playlist? It does sound like him at 4:00, but this was inspired by Koji, not the other way around.
erm. I don't know. YES, I guess? Or maybe 42?
@@Bonedo-Synthesizers Maybe the guy looked too much into it.
Can a daw interpret all of the sound of a synth like this?
Absolutely nuts that the USB audio is stuck to 44.1 24bit. Why cant it be like some of the other boutiques up to 96k ? That and 4 voice polyphony ?? Its a Juno 6 /106 isnt it.
How much more you willing to pay for the extra voices?
@@soundvandal3570 I ended up buying one of these after trying it ! It nails the Juno sound
All boutiques, including this one, support both 44.1 and 96 kHz.
So can you loop a certain melody and play another sound melody on top of that? ( like save a prayer duran ot i just cant get enough )
You need external looper
@@savanaviolenta or an arturia keystep?
Does anyone think this is worth more than the SH01a in any way, or about the same ?
I have both. The JU-06A your getting more sound shaping options. The Sh-01A you get more playability and ease of programming but can achieve similar sounds as the JU, but there are no effects onboard.
Really tryna decide between this and the SE-02. Any opinions?
I have the older JU06 and the SE-02. I would get the SE-02 and buy the TAL-U-No-LX plugin, which is pretty cheap and sounds just as good to my ears. You also get more polyphony. In my opinion, mono synths benefit a lot more from analogue circuitry than polysynths do.
@@rorydempster9926 thanks
Is the 4 voice polyphony also limiting the amount of notes for the arp?
Hey, thanks for the video, great job as always. Got a question: can I set manually a bpm for the arp? Just 'cause there's no way to clock it. Thanks
Thanks! I've had to return the unit but it works for the SH-01a manually, so I guess it should work here, too. But are you sure it's not possible to clock it? Have you tried to change the Clock Input settings? Also, you might want to clock it via the Clock-Input
@@Bonedo-Synthesizers Hi, I dont'have a ju 06a (yet?), but according to manual you can clock in just the sequencer and not the arp.
@@nefertiti979 that would be a real pity. Why wouldn't they include that? Maybe I can check it in the new future again - I'll let you know.
@@Bonedo-Synthesizers Thanks man! Best
You can set the BPM of the arp. Start the arp, press the Edit button then turn the dial to set the BPM.
I thought it didn’t come with a keyboard.
It's the optional available K25m Keyboard from Roland.
Bonedo Synthesizers oh! Okay thanks.
@@shyshift Yeah. All boutiques come without the keyboard or stand. However the keyboard or stand can accommodate any boutique.
point surrender that’s pretty cool intel thanks.
Is it stereo?
The line output is stereo
i had juno 60, this sounds nothing like it.
what would you say are the main differences?
Come off it, the amount of people that say rubbish like that. I have had this alongside a Juno 6 and I was shocked at how close the JU06A sounded. I had to take all the effects off as that makes everything sound like a plugin but with just the chorus its ridiculously close.
Can I play this for Indie rock?
no sorry not allowed
its the perfect synth for that, yes
Indie rock is for guitar heads
@@georgegeorgio1751 I didnt understand
It would be great! I believe animal collective used one of these. Use whatever sounds good to you!
Not so good. Still a slow "chorus loop" behind each sound. You can ear it precisly when you do long chords. Like on the JX-03.
Like all chorus effects !
@@olivierrenoir9282 what if you do not want chorus but a clear sound ? It's a shame. According to me.
shut up, it's good
@@Eugism You can turn the chorus off. The orange buttons.
Hello,
How many timbres is this synthesizer?
Thanks!
1 timbre, 4 voices
Frank Juno so if I was to use this using an external sequencer, it would only be able to play 1 patch at a time ?
Frank Juno whats timbre and whats voices?
@@helio1055 Yes, exactly. Same as the original Juno and most "classic" analogue synths. Although there are also multi-timbral synths (Nord Lead 4x multi-timbral, Korg Prologue 2x, SE Prophet 8 Rev(2) 2x, Roland System 8, and of course all the digital stuff from Yamaha (modx), Roland (Fantom, digital Jupiters), Korg (Kronos Chrome Kross) and the Groove Boxes (MPC Akai etc)...
@@lal2235 Voices: how many keys pressed can make sound at the same time. Timbre: current sound (or preset/patch). For example, a piano has 88 voices, but only one timbre ("single-timbral"). A digital piano might have 64 voices, one timbre or maybe two timbres (split), but 20 sound presets (like GrandPiano, hapsichord, Upright Bass, Strings). Dual-timbral means you can play/hear two different sound presets at the same time.
Wtf 4 voices of polyphony ??? Na
Sounds like a plugin
Only when you drown everything in reverb and delay which applies to most synths. Take those effects off and its very close to the original and I doubt you could tell them apart if you didnt know which was which.
You talk like a plug in
Is it just me or does this have digital nasty sound? I own plenty of synths, Roland and non Roland but this synth sounds are found in other better quality devices I own, so old nostalgic sounds ain't necessarily best. I think I'll pass on the device, thanks for the demo though.