bluupanda my biggest fan!! Thanks!!

João Marcos no they are just on/ off triggers, there maybe one for the filter but I dont think for sustain.

Lewis Aitcheson no it was improv, lol

DigitalStrings It sounds really good! You should develop it more.

Lewis Aitcheson Thank you! ill have new videos coming up, ive already shot them, I just need to edit , subscribe and stay tuned!!

Joe McMullen thats awesome!! I often wish I could go back in time when the digital synths were most popular and buy tons of analogs for cheap!!

@@digitalstringsmedia i bought my fair share of duffers as well mind-a korg poly61/jen sx1000 etc.also picked up a crumar spirit for 100 i think and sold it for 3500 about a year or two ago-i regret letting that go tbh

Joe McMullen yeah ive made dumb decisions too!, like getting rid of my kawai sx420. If you want to see more videos please subscribe and stay tuned I have a repair video coming up for a roland 100m modular. Thanks!!

maybe a small part, but by other much more expensive analog synthesizers. Many Different kinds. For sure they used a minimoog and so many more.

Do you mean you have a Juno-106 or Juno-60? The Juno-6 does not have presets.

Well the juno 6 has no presets, so no battery. you must mean Juno 60. but unless it has a cassette data jack like the AX80, OBXA, or others im not sure what to tell you. im sure theres plenty of info on the web. check Gear Slutz forums

very nice! mine is well also, i keep it covered so it doesnt get dirty like all my other irreplaceable synths :)

Mine too is covered, as all my older synths I love ! You can see the Juno-6 on my Google Page

This was my first analog synth, purchased for $200 in 1990. Of my 40 or so synthesizers the Juno-6 is still my favourite and most used instrument. Only having one oscillator isn't a limitation, just part of the character.

I love the esq1, really versatile and great for pads and strings...

hahahaha nice!

no its not related i just thought it looked cool

it doesnt sound like it. l like to leave the release up so the notes ring out like a reverb. also i use the on-board chorus alot sounds thicker for pads and strings.

+DigitalStrings Actually, to my ears it did sound like a touch of reverb. That's incredible that it sounds so massive dry. I just came across a great deal on one and your demo was the one that sold me on it. It means I may have to let go of my DSS-1 though. By the way, do you know about the Juno 66 upgrade? I'll be doing it 100%. Makes it so powerful.

+Chris Popovski ya it sounds pretty good dry. if i had reverb you would know it would be very large. i think im just recording it straight into the dat recorder. sometimes the mic is on when im talking and you can hear the synth through my speakers. and no i didnt know about the upgrade, ive heard of the kiwi six and the upgrade for the prophet600 (which i need to make videos for when i get time) but i guess i havent been paying attention lol.

+Chris Popovski im glad this video helped you!

Mmmm, sexy time

its "Subdivisions" from RUSH, originally recorded on an oberheim Ob-Xa and the solo in the middle was the Minimoog.

+Rui Magro Not so. Juno6 has a DCO (digitally controlled oscillator), not a VCO. Gives it stability and instantly-available awesomeness (no warm-up needed). The inherent instability of VCOs is a benefit in multi-oscillator synths where they can play against each other creating organic, almost acoustic 'warmth', but IMO the stability of the Juno6's DCO is one of its best points. It can be a little flat sounding, hence the addition of the (brilliant) chorus effect to add a bit of warmth. I love my JU-6, very difficult to get a bad sound out of it! BTW, nice demo DigitalStrings

+Rui Magro The Juno-6 & Juno-60s both had a single DCO. The Roland Chorus makes it sound like two. Same with the Juno-106.

DCO is analog as long as rest of the signal path is analog as well.

It's a DCO

@@ENSONIQ5 does Anim8or mean anything to you. If not don't worry just a coincidence of names.

That shit hurts, after seeing him do it i tried it and my pinky doesnt feel right

yeah true, i might think of getting one for my synthwave project

I had an old sq80 It was a great board.

Yes, it has its limitations but the sound is fantastic, even after over 30 years.

The Juno 6 will also work with the synch option of the KORG monotribe BTW.

Oh shit, THAT i did not know. Thanks.

The chorus button is sort of a stereo effect. It thickens up the sound.

James Lederman I mean Mono as in it not being Stereo !! Not (as you suggest) Monophonic as in Polyphony. If I had meant the latter then I would have obviously used the appropriate terminology.

James Lederman Anyway, yes, that's my original question. It has a Hi and Lo OUTPUTS (which does not mean 'stereo' !).

Yep, the Chorus is in Stereo and that's what was confusing me about the Outputs also.

monsterjazzlicks The Juno 6 has stereo outputs and a level selector switch. You can see some pics here: www.matrixsynth.com/2013/11/roland-juno-6-vintage-analog-synth.html Maybe you're thinking of a different synthesizer?