I was lucky to acquire a mint condition Juno-6 for €550 a year ago. It had been living most of it’s life in a flight case as the guy selling it was a drummer friend of mine who had used it in his studio back in the day. I installed the Tubbutec Juno66 and got a Stereoping controller to control the new features. It works wonders adding so many nice features and voice modes while keeping the original feel and spirit intact and it makes it so much easier to integrate with my setup. Love the sound and ease of programming. Thanks for your video. Be
Somewhere out there, there are Juno purests who are keeping their old synths all original. I am glad they are doing this. Because it lets the rest of us off the hook. We don't owe it to the world to keep old synths the way we found them, dilapidating and deteriorating, or not being played as often as they should because they lack the basic modern features that are now a part of our everyday lives. Some people in the comments have called this a performance synth. But that is not what it is. This is a synth that is going to set in your studio and be your go-to polysynth. As such, it needs to work well with your setup. I suspect that adding midi would make this a more powerful instrument for how you intend to use it.
Thanks for your thoughts! I am still unsure, what to do. Until now I just changed two broken switches and a fader. Cleaned and lubed the others. The new wooden panels make it look like new after some intensive cleaning. Next step will be to change the capacitors on the PSU to remove a light hum. The Tubbutec Midi-Kit still looks tempting. But for now I will enjoy the fun triggering the Juno Arp with a drum machine! On the other hand I am also very happy with my Vecoven PWM modded JX-8P. 😀
I'm so sorry if it seems negative, as you said it was a nice story, but I was thinking about behringer and that sustained bass note lends it a sense of foreboding.
I had a Juno-6 for a while (bought for £250, sold for £350 - "what a result!" I thought 😂) and agree that it's limited. However, what it does do it does exceptionally well.
It'll definitely teach you synthesis in an easy format. I owned a Jupiter 6 when I was still learning and just didn't get everything it could do. Got some awesome sounds out of it, but didn't really know how to master it. @@Goettel
Same here, I love the Juno, but in the mix, my Deepmind 12D does just about everything I need to evoke that Juno "feeling"....and more. On a complete side note though, I wish I had the expendable income for a Black Corporation KIJIMI. I absolutely adore that thing.
I got a beat up juno 6 last year and love to combine it with a Elektron Analog Heat for that extra saturation and that gives me my favourite synth sound ever. Have fun with it!
Hey HD! You here? 😁 It‘s on the the to do list! I had a great chat with them at Superbooth! But first I‘ll have another classic synth coming in that will already be fitted with a Tubbutec kit! 🍀
I’ve never stopped making music-but like you let all sorts of cool old bits of gear go as I was doing everything in the box for the sake of speed and finishing music. I’ve recently wanted to re-buy an S1000 and a 90s rompler workstation, maybe even an old computer with Cubase, as that’s all I used for years as a teen and young dude and seemed to have more ‘fun’.
I can totally understand this! The simplicity in old gear and getting used to it like with a real instrument is indeed a big plus. But to be honest, I am also very happy with my M1-Mac and Ableton Live 11! This works like a beauty and I don't want to go back to 8-track tapes, the terrible 90ies hd-recording and all the noisy analogue mixers and outboard! I also prefer Abletons inbuilt sampler to all the Akais, Kurzweils and Emus I ever used! But I also made the switch from Cubase to Live very early. Because back then, Cubase was simply not usable on a PC with all those terrible soundcards and drivers. So for me, it's the best of both worlds: modern days' audio quality and processing power combined with analogue vintage sound. I just uploaded a video about our new setup. Check it out!
@@winesynths Yes, hardware samplers or romplers make little sense in 2023, whereas analogue synths-vintage or repro-can still have a magic and provide inspiration. I was set to buy Ableton about 10 years ago but Bitwig was available half price as an intro offer, and seemed to have the same clip-view concept, so have been using that ever since-although Logic for more traditional recording tasks. Definitely the funnest DAW for synth-based electronic music, especially now I’m using a Novation launchpad and Sl MKIII to make it very hands-on with minimal mouse-clicking. I think a fun way to reduce the option-paralysis of DAWs is exploring the built in synths and effects before going plug-in crazy. They’re often very deep and capable.
Sehr spassige Sache! Aber wo ist der Wein ;-) Ich habe bei meinem Juno 60 das Tubbutec Midi Kit eingebaut. Kann aber leider nicht viel dazu sagen, denn das Teil ist seit ein paar Monaten beim Techniker, irgendwas will nicht so wie es soll und wir warten noch auf Ersatzteile… aber eines ist klar: das ist schon ein Instrument, welches spontan Freude verursacht. Ich freue mich jedenfalls auf ein ein baldiges Wiedersehen mit meinem Juno! Viel Spass noch.
Hey, this was a really cool post. I'm a big fan of ASM, too. Got one of the originals, then an Explorer for live performance. Love my Nina and Osmose and OB-6. Still really want a Juno-6 though, despite the decent sounding plugins. Cheers!
I like hearing your thought process. I recently bought a Hydrasynth Explorer because I needed a poly and it sounds great and I'm not much of a keys player.
Excellent video from one old guy to another... I appreciate you sharing this... It has made me take a second look at the Hydrasynth... as far as to whether to put on the midi kit...I would say, if you bought it for an investment, keep it original...if you bought it to play...then modify it any way you want...
Thanks for your kind comment! I think its not in the right condition to be an investment! I bought it to play. So one extra point for the modification!
I had a J60. Paid £100 pounds for it. Foolishly gave it away for nothing about 30 years ago. With I still had it. I have a Roland JU06A But defiantly getting the behringer when it drops.
I have the chance to not being interested by your new poly synth!😎🤗🙏💚🧡 Of course I have one Juno 6, and you are right ! ..the coming Juno 6xx from Berhinger is a revolution, but we don't care! I've a SH 2000 too, See Kebu studio, he talked about the music he play with!👌..and his Juno 6-60.... ...as you are so right, Juno 6 is the perfect one, no need memory, for playing as we have other synths. I brought the Deepmind 12 rack for that. I have a Roland Jupiter 50, for natural instruments... I brought a Clarinet mib Boehm, and I will see for other wind instruments, I'm 63, so I have de clear project to put my studio in a Camping car and move through Eurasia, I'm French living today in Bulgaria, having home, keeping goats and chickens, I'm a writer building novels ans philosophy, music is my meditation, and with electronic, can be already a meditation over the technological one🐣😱🤔⚡😵💥🌄😿🤗.... As retired I want to visit the world I'm writing about, the ancient nomadic scythian steppe's civilization, in a simple mode, simple life, far from cities. So it's a big project I prepare every day, as I can, as you understand, money is always a brake. I will certainly buy the ARP 2600, Behringer of course. I have a old Roland MRC 500, turned in a Super MRC, I only uses midi tracks, on it or on computers, working also as soft instruments, and mixing waves sounds I record in Nature. When my studio will be complete I will do videos, not the time, I'm busy. But, Yt taken me on your channel, because I made comments about the Neptune!.... Algorithms only?!🤔😺🐶🙆⚡😵➿
I like what you state about particular great synths simply not "moving" you personally. Nothing from Roland has ever "connected" with my tastes. For me Prophet 5 is the one with that magic. For others it is Oberheim.
Ha! That's interesting to read :) I am the opposite, I listened to Prophet-5 demos the other day and as much as I wanted to like it, I didn't. Kinda thin and nasal and a tad annoying tbh. I DO like their OB-6 big time. But... those Roland classics are awesome to my ears 🎉
@@wackerburg actually, now that I think back, in 1984 there was this shop in Toulon France that had a Jupiter 6 and I kept going in and playing it over and over. Not a ton of extended time with it to know for sure, but it was magical. Prophet 5 I did spend a lot of time with in the years before that and I can admit part of it for me is a workflow/layout that is sheer perfection IMHO.
Never ever I will buy one of those cheap digital plastic Roland Roland-Knock-Offs again! 🙀 But I will be among the first to order the Neptune! I‘m sure, they will make a great synth in the Juno-style! In any case I will carefully compare them! Hopefully this decade! 😁
oh I didn’t know but the Juno you must get is the ugly one! the one everyone is ashamed of but the real dance tool? The alpha Juno you can get them for under$500 USA
Interesting i'm in the same boat looking for a centerpiece poly synth I have two minilogue xds for 8voice poly which works for the moment, Thanks for the video I will keep the matriarch in mind
On one hand it felt extremely digital on the UI. And then it failed with it‘s analogue VCO tuning on a voice. Maybe „unbalanced“ would be a better description. 🤓
I had a test unit that was faulty when it got cold in the studio! 🥶 There was always a subtle detune in one voice and the tuning algorithm failed. I also heard from several owners that the voiceboards make this kind of problems from time to time. Tuning on VCO-Polysynths has always been difficult. That‘s why Roland came up with the DCOs on the Junos & JXs in 1982! 😉 But over all it‘s a nice and interesting Synth that you should try if you like the sound! After all: We all have different tastes and preferences!
I tried the Summit quickly on the Superbooth and found it quite interesting. Great Sound and excellent Effects! Easy to program! My only Novation Synth until now was a brand new Bassstation 1, I bought on a trip to Scotland in 95! 😁
@@winesynths for sure , i used to have the rack mount Novation Bassststion and drum station...i really wish i kept the Drum Station in the early 90s, and a Kurzweil k2500RS (miss that K!), I probably get the Bass Station 2 that is currently available later this year.. Your videos are the best. Peace from Oz.
Keep it as original as you can. It's a performance synth, and in my view should be kept as such. It might be worth getting something like the Kiwi boards "just in case" and keep them for a rainy day should you have major problem.
What about deep mind 12? It’s a analogue poly synth by Behringer it’s a Juno remake but better! I’m really surprised it’s not even considered I mean 12 voices come on and cheap!!
I just discovered your channel...Love it! New sub here...keep up the great synth content! I'm looking forward to seeing what else Behringer comes out with next. Would love to see them do the Linn Drum LM-1
👌🧡💚🙏So said... Juno for me is all night playing. I never make the same sound, as you said for rythms can connect the clock, as I have a clock out from the Roland MRC 500, but as I love Aftertouch, and simple settings on analogic sounds Juno was and is perfect. I had my Juno 6 for few at a time when analogs were said ot of their time, as fot the SH 2000, the price is already under it, 26€... So, a Wow, a Gowl, big after touch, portamento, programmed waves, monosynth, for that price... What I would say is that the Neptune will be first used by noise makers, sorry for them, mst are loosing the interest.... But as I saw, they don't like it, as they don't like the Juno 6, Good! Not for seq noise, Juno was made for music!👍🤗😺🐣
Hello, I'm a new subscriber, while scrolling through UA-cam videos on Synthesizers I noticed your channel, had viewed merely a Mom or two and immediately subscribed to your channel. Here's what I have to offer you in the way of being a complete novice to a obvious master of the Synth world.. What you might want to do is probably just leave it alone. I've discovered you can't improve on perfection. If it's not broken, don't try to fix it. Unless, it has arrived needing a thorough cleaning up in the esthetics and sound, don't try to improve on it. I myself am located in the United States, I've owned a couple of analog synths in my time, and the only request I might have is getting a monosynth without any type of digital enhancement. When you had mentioned Bheringer synths, I immediately checked out the video. I would absolutely enjoy getting my hands on a Bheringer MS-1, I found one on eBay for a rather acceptable price, I just barely missed out on the Auction. Kinda sad, it hadn't made me feel as though I should quit my searching for a really nice one. I'm looking for a 2600, the price is really changing over time. I enjoy your channel and will continue to watch it..
Cooles Video ... dachte du hast nen JX8P? ... ich hatte früher nen juno 6 .. war mein erster analoger 1997 gebraucht bei Musik Produktiv für 450 DM gekauft und hat locker 100 Konzerte mitgemacht. Toller Synth. Richtig chic mit den schwarzen Seiten. Mittlerweile habe ich 2 Alpha Junos, n JX-10 ...
Der JX-8P steht hier natürlich auch noch! Der Juno war jetzt ein echter Spontankauf von einem Bekannten. Früher hatten wir den Juno-60, JX-10, MKS-30 und D550 alle drei mit PG. Außerdem noch 101 und 202. und natürlich auch Zeug von anderen Firmen. Kostete ja (fast) nix... 🤓
@@winesynths Ja, hätt ich mal alles behalten was so hatte .. 106, System 100, Prodigy, Prophet 5, Space Echo, MS-10, DW-8000 ... usw. :(( ... Die einzigen zwei Sachen von denen ich mich nie trennen konnte ist meine MPC60 und meine SH-101 ... zum Glück. D-50, JP-8000 hab ich noch .... bin auch großer Fan vom JV-880 ... Ich wollte euch/dich eigentlich noch was fragen, hab's aber vergessen. Fällt mir bestimmt wieder ein.
@@winesynths ah, gerade wieder eingefallen ... ich brauch noch neue Seitenteile für meinen RS-09 ... da schau ich mal auf der Synthholz Seite vorbei :)
@@alphacats3192 Das schwarz ist leider nur schlecht aufgepinselt und das Furnier platzt ab. Sonst könnte man das tatsächlich machen. Hat was! Grüß schön bei Synthholz und frag nach dem Wine&Synths Rabattcode! 😉 Der macht wirklich schöne Sachen!
Having owned one, I still don't get the facination. Without the CHORUS it literally sounds as flat as a pancake, because of the single digital controlled oscillator. Can we please move on from this and the DX??
@@winesynths no, I’m pretty sure it’s because you do not speak English well. It has nothing to do with your profession. It’s your pronunciation of words😊
I had a Juno 6 in the 90’s I paid $200 but I sold it later because I wanted a Juno 60 😅 its a nice sounding synth but I still have my JX3P , never selling it.
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I was lucky to acquire a mint condition Juno-6 for €550 a year ago. It had been living most of it’s life in a flight case as the guy selling it was a drummer friend of mine who had used it in his studio back in the day. I installed the Tubbutec Juno66 and got a Stereoping controller to control the new features. It works wonders adding so many nice features and voice modes while keeping the original feel and spirit intact and it makes it so much easier to integrate with my setup. Love the sound and ease of programming. Thanks for your video. Be
That intro track absolutely slaps btw! Can’t wait to watch the episode! 🤙
Somewhere out there, there are Juno purests who are keeping their old synths all original. I am glad they are doing this. Because it lets the rest of us off the hook. We don't owe it to the world to keep old synths the way we found them, dilapidating and deteriorating, or not being played as often as they should because they lack the basic modern features that are now a part of our everyday lives.
Some people in the comments have called this a performance synth. But that is not what it is. This is a synth that is going to set in your studio and be your go-to polysynth. As such, it needs to work well with your setup. I suspect that adding midi would make this a more powerful instrument for how you intend to use it.
Thanks for your thoughts! I am still unsure, what to do. Until now I just changed two broken switches and a fader. Cleaned and lubed the others. The new wooden panels make it look like new after some intensive cleaning. Next step will be to change the capacitors on the PSU to remove a light hum. The Tubbutec Midi-Kit still looks tempting. But for now I will enjoy the fun triggering the Juno Arp with a drum machine! On the other hand I am also very happy with my Vecoven PWM modded JX-8P. 😀
Very interesting and compact overview of your journey! Epic drumroll by Hannes (:
Congratulations on that beautiful Juno-6 😍
Excellent music demo! I'm excited about the Juno 60 clone for sure.
I feel like I got click baited
At least you heard a nice story! Isn't it? Common! This is how UA-cam works! 🥂
I'm so sorry if it seems negative, as you said it was a nice story, but I was thinking about behringer and that sustained bass note lends it a sense of foreboding.
Me too. I believe you're right. Moving on to the next video!
I loved my Juno-6's sound, I didn't love how limited it is.
I had a Juno-6 for a while (bought for £250, sold for £350 - "what a result!" I thought 😂) and agree that it's limited. However, what it does do it does exceptionally well.
@@andygriffith5160 Agreed, everything it can do it does very well. It's the perfect synth for 'beginners'.
It'll definitely teach you synthesis in an easy format. I owned a Jupiter 6 when I was still learning and just didn't get everything it could do. Got some awesome sounds out of it, but didn't really know how to master it. @@Goettel
Congrats on your purchase!
The Deepmind covers all the Juno I need. The trick is to use Unison 2 with a level of around 100 instead of using the chorus FX.
Same here, I love the Juno, but in the mix, my Deepmind 12D does just about everything I need to evoke that Juno "feeling"....and more. On a complete side note though, I wish I had the expendable income for a Black Corporation KIJIMI. I absolutely adore that thing.
I Also have a juno-6, I plan to add the tubtec kit for midi. I goot and complete custom case with wood ends.
Tubbutec is a must! I totally enjoy it on my retrofitted 101!
I got a beat up juno 6 last year and love to combine it with a Elektron Analog Heat for that extra saturation and that gives me my favourite synth sound ever. Have fun with it!
Analog Heat is also on my wishlist! 🤓
Wunderbahr !!! 🎉🎉🎉
Got the tubbutec installed and works like a charm. Totally recommended
Hey HD! You here? 😁
It‘s on the the to do list! I had a great chat with them at Superbooth! But first I‘ll have another classic synth coming in that will already be fitted with a Tubbutec kit! 🍀
You almost got me man! I really wanted to see what synth you got😂 congrats on the juno 6. It’s an amazing synth
I’ve never stopped making music-but like you let all sorts of cool old bits of gear go as I was doing everything in the box for the sake of speed and finishing music.
I’ve recently wanted to re-buy an S1000 and a 90s rompler workstation, maybe even an old computer with Cubase, as that’s all I used for years as a teen and young dude and seemed to have more ‘fun’.
I can totally understand this! The simplicity in old gear and getting used to it like with a real instrument is indeed a big plus. But to be honest, I am also very happy with my M1-Mac and Ableton Live 11! This works like a beauty and I don't want to go back to 8-track tapes, the terrible 90ies hd-recording and all the noisy analogue mixers and outboard! I also prefer Abletons inbuilt sampler to all the Akais, Kurzweils and Emus I ever used! But I also made the switch from Cubase to Live very early. Because back then, Cubase was simply not usable on a PC with all those terrible soundcards and drivers. So for me, it's the best of both worlds: modern days' audio quality and processing power combined with analogue vintage sound. I just uploaded a video about our new setup. Check it out!
@@winesynths Yes, hardware samplers or romplers make little sense in 2023, whereas analogue synths-vintage or repro-can still have a magic and provide inspiration.
I was set to buy Ableton about 10 years ago but Bitwig was available half price as an intro offer, and seemed to have the same clip-view concept, so have been using that ever since-although Logic for more traditional recording tasks. Definitely the funnest DAW for synth-based electronic music, especially now I’m using a Novation launchpad and Sl MKIII to make it very hands-on with minimal mouse-clicking.
I think a fun way to reduce the option-paralysis of DAWs is exploring the built in synths and effects before going plug-in crazy. They’re often very deep and capable.
Sehr spassige Sache! Aber wo ist der Wein ;-) Ich habe bei meinem Juno 60 das Tubbutec Midi Kit eingebaut. Kann aber leider nicht viel dazu sagen, denn das Teil ist seit ein paar Monaten beim Techniker, irgendwas will nicht so wie es soll und wir warten noch auf Ersatzteile… aber eines ist klar: das ist schon ein Instrument, welches spontan Freude verursacht. Ich freue mich jedenfalls auf ein ein baldiges Wiedersehen mit meinem Juno! Viel Spass noch.
Very interesting video, very calm and friendly way to present the content. Thanks for uploading , you have a new abo 😊
Dankesehr! 🍀
Hey, this was a really cool post. I'm a big fan of ASM, too. Got one of the originals, then an Explorer for live performance. Love my Nina and Osmose and OB-6. Still really want a Juno-6 though, despite the decent sounding plugins. Cheers!
I like hearing your thought process.
I recently bought a Hydrasynth Explorer because I needed a poly and it sounds great and I'm not much of a keys player.
Perfect! Now learn how to squeeze the hell out of it! 🤖😁
You're such a tease, lol. Nice synth
Excellent video from one old guy to another... I appreciate you sharing this... It has made me take a second look at the Hydrasynth... as far as to whether to put on the midi kit...I would say, if you bought it for an investment, keep it original...if you bought it to play...then modify it any way you want...
Thanks for your kind comment! I think its not in the right condition to be an investment! I bought it to play. So one extra point for the modification!
I had a J60. Paid £100 pounds for it. Foolishly gave it away for nothing about 30 years ago. With I still had it. I have a Roland JU06A But defiantly getting the behringer when it drops.
But will it actually ever come out?
I have the chance to not being interested by your new poly synth!😎🤗🙏💚🧡
Of course I have one Juno 6, and you are right ! ..the coming Juno 6xx from Berhinger is a revolution, but we don't care!
I've a SH 2000 too, See Kebu studio, he talked about the music he play with!👌..and his Juno 6-60....
...as you are so right, Juno 6 is the perfect one, no need memory, for playing as we have other synths. I brought the Deepmind 12 rack for that. I have a Roland Jupiter 50, for natural instruments... I brought a Clarinet mib Boehm, and I will see for other wind instruments, I'm 63, so I have de clear project to put my studio in a Camping car and move through Eurasia, I'm French living today in Bulgaria, having home, keeping goats and chickens, I'm a writer building novels ans philosophy, music is my meditation, and with electronic, can be already a meditation over the technological one🐣😱🤔⚡😵💥🌄😿🤗.... As retired I want to visit the world I'm writing about, the ancient nomadic scythian steppe's civilization, in a simple mode, simple life, far from cities. So it's a big project I prepare every day, as I can, as you understand, money is always a brake. I will certainly buy the ARP 2600, Behringer of course. I have a old Roland MRC 500, turned in a Super MRC, I only uses midi tracks, on it or on computers, working also as soft instruments, and mixing waves sounds I record in Nature. When my studio will be complete I will do videos, not the time, I'm busy.
But, Yt taken me on your channel, because I made comments about the Neptune!.... Algorithms only?!🤔😺🐶🙆⚡😵➿
What a great story! I’m sure we could talk for hours! I wish you all the necessary luck and health to achieve your goals! 👍🍀
Looking forward 🎉
I like what you state about particular great synths simply not "moving" you personally. Nothing from Roland has ever "connected" with my tastes. For me Prophet 5 is the one with that magic. For others it is Oberheim.
Ha! That's interesting to read :) I am the opposite, I listened to Prophet-5 demos the other day and as much as I wanted to like it, I didn't. Kinda thin and nasal and a tad annoying tbh. I DO like their OB-6 big time. But... those Roland classics are awesome to my ears 🎉
@@wackerburg actually, now that I think back, in 1984 there was this shop in Toulon France that had a Jupiter 6 and I kept going in and playing it over and over. Not a ton of extended time with it to know for sure, but it was magical. Prophet 5 I did spend a lot of time with in the years before that and I can admit part of it for me is a workflow/layout that is sheer perfection IMHO.
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For a second I thought you were gonna show us how you bought a JUNO-X. Good to know that wasn't the case hahaha.
Never ever I will buy one of those cheap digital plastic Roland Roland-Knock-Offs again! 🙀
But I will be among the first to order the Neptune! I‘m sure, they will make a great synth in the Juno-style! In any case I will carefully compare them! Hopefully this decade! 😁
Zis is a naise sunsezaisah...
hi I got the 60 and just got the Kenton midi to dcb for $190 US works like magic and it’s bi directional, so I can use the keyboard
The Juno-6 doesn‘t habe DCB! I used a Kenton Midi-DCB back then with the 60!
oh I didn’t know but the Juno you must get is the ugly one! the one everyone is ashamed of but the real dance tool? The alpha Juno you can get them for under$500 USA
Interesting i'm in the same boat looking for a centerpiece poly synth I have two minilogue xds for 8voice poly which works for the moment, Thanks for the video I will keep the
matriarch in mind
I am little confused by what you said about Polybrute. Was it too analog or too digital for you? You said both things...
On one hand it felt extremely digital on the UI. And then it failed with it‘s analogue VCO tuning on a voice. Maybe „unbalanced“ would be a better description. 🤓
@@winesynths So where it was too analog? Now I am even more confused :D
I had a test unit that was faulty when it got cold in the studio! 🥶
There was always a subtle detune in one voice and the tuning algorithm failed. I also heard from several owners that the voiceboards make this kind of problems from time to time. Tuning on VCO-Polysynths has always been difficult. That‘s why Roland came up with the DCOs on the Junos & JXs in 1982! 😉 But over all it‘s a nice and interesting Synth that you should try if you like the sound! After all: We all have different tastes and preferences!
what you think of the Novation PEAK?
Peace from OZ
I tried the Summit quickly on the Superbooth and found it quite interesting. Great Sound and excellent Effects! Easy to program! My only Novation Synth until now was a brand new Bassstation 1, I bought on a trip to Scotland in 95! 😁
@@winesynths for sure , i used to have the rack mount Novation Bassststion and drum station...i really wish i kept the Drum Station in the early 90s, and a Kurzweil k2500RS (miss that K!), I probably get the Bass Station 2 that is currently available later this year..
Your videos are the best.
Peace from Oz.
lol.. well one can alway hide it away and leave it outside the videoframe I guess 😅
Behringer is planning on releasing a clone of the Juno 6.
No way!
Keep it as original as you can. It's a performance synth, and in my view should be kept as such. It might be worth getting something like the Kiwi boards "just in case" and keep them for a rainy day should you have major problem.
Would rather have my Deepmind 12 but no hate to the Juno
With such a heavy German accent, I can better understand you in German.
What about deep mind 12? It’s a analogue poly synth by Behringer it’s a Juno remake but better! I’m really surprised it’s not even considered I mean 12 voices come on and cheap!!
I just discovered your channel...Love it! New sub here...keep up the great synth content!
I'm looking forward to seeing what else Behringer comes out with next. Would love to see them do the Linn Drum LM-1
It's a slippery slope towards ukulele.
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@@winesynths Put a turd through reverb and it sounds amazing.
@@girlinagale If its a vintage Lexicon you might be right! 🤖
Gear fetish when you need to drop a dope track or something before you croak.
👌🧡💚🙏So said... Juno for me is all night playing. I never make the same sound, as you said for rythms can connect the clock, as I have a clock out from the Roland MRC 500, but as I love Aftertouch, and simple settings on analogic sounds Juno was and is perfect. I had my Juno 6 for few at a time when analogs were said ot of their time, as fot the SH 2000, the price is already under it, 26€... So, a Wow, a Gowl, big after touch, portamento, programmed waves, monosynth, for that price...
What I would say is that the Neptune will be first used by noise makers, sorry for them, mst are loosing the interest.... But as I saw, they don't like it, as they don't like the Juno 6, Good! Not for seq noise, Juno was made for music!👍🤗😺🐣
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Cooles Video ... dachte du hast nen JX8P? ... ich hatte früher nen juno 6 .. war mein erster analoger 1997 gebraucht bei Musik Produktiv für 450 DM gekauft und hat locker 100 Konzerte mitgemacht. Toller Synth. Richtig chic mit den schwarzen Seiten. Mittlerweile habe ich 2 Alpha Junos, n JX-10 ...
Der JX-8P steht hier natürlich auch noch! Der Juno war jetzt ein echter Spontankauf von einem Bekannten. Früher hatten wir den Juno-60, JX-10, MKS-30 und D550 alle drei mit PG. Außerdem noch 101 und 202. und natürlich auch Zeug von anderen Firmen. Kostete ja (fast) nix... 🤓
@@winesynths Ja, hätt ich mal alles behalten was so hatte .. 106, System 100, Prodigy, Prophet 5, Space Echo, MS-10, DW-8000 ... usw. :(( ... Die einzigen zwei Sachen von denen ich mich nie trennen konnte ist meine MPC60 und meine SH-101 ... zum Glück. D-50, JP-8000 hab ich noch .... bin auch großer Fan vom JV-880 ... Ich wollte euch/dich eigentlich noch was fragen, hab's aber vergessen. Fällt mir bestimmt wieder ein.
@@winesynths ah, gerade wieder eingefallen ... ich brauch noch neue Seitenteile für meinen RS-09 ... da schau ich mal auf der Synthholz Seite vorbei :)
@@winesynths Ich find die Schwarzen Seitenteile ja ganz chic :P
@@alphacats3192 Das schwarz ist leider nur schlecht aufgepinselt und das Furnier platzt ab. Sonst könnte man das tatsächlich machen. Hat was! Grüß schön bei Synthholz und frag nach dem Wine&Synths Rabattcode! 😉 Der macht wirklich schöne Sachen!
Erm Deepmind?
Having owned one, I still don't get the facination. Without the CHORUS it literally sounds as flat as a pancake, because of the single digital controlled oscillator. Can we please move on from this and the DX??
Don't break the original chassis. MIDI is not worth it, you can anyway sync it via arp clock.
Probably the best thing to do! I‘m still undecided!
At least, perforate the wood sides :)
@@reidhauke3389 I saw one with the Midi Sockets in the wooden base plate. Not a bad idea, when the Juno is on a stand.
Juno 6 für 120 DM 1994
Back then it was Elektroschrott! 😁
Ugh. It’s such a struggle trying to follow this guys speech.
Maybe it's because I am a producer, and you are only a DJ?! 🤓 Cool classic records on your channel, btw! Subscribed! 😘🍀
@@winesynths no, I’m pretty sure it’s because you do not speak English well. It has nothing to do with your profession. It’s your pronunciation of words😊
It's all on purpose: ua-cam.com/video/Hmy-N4AFNDM/v-deo.html
@@djflik maybe you have some comprehension deficit? Seems easy to follow for me
@@lindsaywebb1904 no, I’m pretty sure it’s him. He already admitted to doing it purposely. Thanks for your concern though. 🤷🏻♂️
would have been nice if anyone but behringer made it.
I had a Juno 6 in the 90’s I paid $200 but I sold it later because I wanted a Juno 60 😅 its a nice sounding synth but I still have my JX3P , never selling it.
The absolute magic lies in the combination of the snappy Juno basses and arps with the lush and wide pads of the Jupiter-6/8/3P/8P! 🤩
@@winesynths no kidding at one point I had a Juno 6 and a 3P/8P/10P and Jupiter 6 they all go well together, like butter and bread.
A perfect match, as Synth sommeliers like to say! 🥂