Roland JUNO-D Sound Demo

[@maramé.r]

First time I’ve heard a really good demo of the Zencore engine sound generation. Usually people just fiddle about with weird sounds, arpeggiation or just hold a few keys down for ages

[@JamesLangston-ru2ei]

Wow amazing keyboard/ Jamie parks studio 🎙 👌!!!!

[@PieruzekRoman]

Great demo i ordered one

[@GeorgyHesky]

Thank you so much 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@JimynSan]

How was it?I'm thinking to get one this week 🤔

[@jonv2911]

It seems Roland finally nailed it with an affordable hammer action keyboard with multiple features, yet simple interface. Want one!!

[@Acrimonious_Snake]

Juno DS88 since 2015, bro

[@flamwork06]

Wow 🤯 best video of this board I’ve seen!

[@GeorgyHesky]

Thank you so much 😊 🙏🏻

[@khaleefd]

I always wish the makers of product demos such as this would list what the keyboard is being played through and if there are any "enhancements" to the sound such as is the keyboard MIDI'ed to another keyboard or are the sounds recorded and layered.

[@ShanMichaelEscasio]

I so love watching videos of ahit i can't afford. Lol

[@michaeltrenier]

ZOUNDS BRO!! Yes you can afford it!

[@Prophetdrj2]

@@michaeltrenierI was just getting ready to comment this

[@michaeltrenier]

@@Prophetdrj2 yessuh!

[@MiChEll9466]

Me too xd

[@ATLASilluminated]

Great video! So glad more vids of this synth are coming out. I’m already beyond convinced to buy it I just need to sell some gear in order to get it lol

[@soundgrips]

I want this now

[@JohnHallberg-v4o]

Happy halloween. Spooky song ❤ from Dj John Sweden.

[@PutItAway101]

Nice. The official demos just highlight the most obnoxious dance music sounds, good to hear what the tasteful patches sound like.

[@rodrigovicente1725]

Mostra os órgãos de igreja cathedral,PIPE organ e.t.c por favor🙏

[@ummedgehlot929]

Master key + - feature avilable in this keyboard?

[@Jason75913]

Yes, in System Settings

[@alfredocassano3194]

great demo! I wonder what's the memory limits of the Juno D sequencer? Is it possible to compose a 5 mins soundtrack without reaching the limits? or even a 3 mins song?

[@GeorgyHesky]

Hi there. The sequencer is limit only to 64 bars to sequence

[@Jason75913]

You are meant to separate the verse, bridge, chorus, etc., into loops and que them as you go along for longer copositions.

[@GlassTarantulah]

1:15 Wow.. 💎 vibe

[@PedroSalesJrAP]

This new Juno-D came to replace Juno-DS and XPS-30

[@Acrimonious_Snake]

D6/7/8 has 8 part scenes, and DS has 16 part. Not a replacement.

[@SamStormsKBD]

​@@Acrimonious_Snaketho the DS can use only 3 MFXs and the D can use 7. Depending on the way you use or arrange it may be an advantage or disadvantage. I, as a DS76 owner, had numerous times which I wanted more MFX available but some others in which the superior number of parts were better than having 7 MFX, to mention the Juno D capability. I'm sticking to my DS for its keybed tho

[@Acrimonious_Snake]

@SamStormsKBD The sequencer of the JunoDS is much better. New Juno D cannot record without quantization, the sequencer is much simpler.

[@nathanreddent2427]

same as Juno ds.

[@_mickmccarthy]

I don't know all the differences, but the inclusion of the ZenCore engine is pretty big IMO. Being able to design your own presets (if you've got another ZenCore device or the ZenologyPro VST) is a pretty cool feature I'd say

[@shvrdavid]

@@_mickmccarthy You can make and import your own sounds for the DS, so that is basically a moot point.... Keep in mind that the DS was abandoned by Roland within 5 years of release.... Is the Juno D next??? Or will we get a DS, then quickly abandon that? .... The only real difference between the Juno D and the DS, is the the DS/XPS engine has long since been abandoned by Roland, and replaced with another engine they want you to pay for monthly on the cloud..... Other than that, it is basically no different than a DS. If you already own Juno DS, the Juno D is basically useless in anyone's setup. If you want to stay Roland for the Zencore pay to play crap, they have the MC groove boxes that do Zencore, for far less. You can find the MC101, MC707, used for sale all the time, both Zencore, for a reason.. Guess why they flood the market? Keep in mind what the Juno D actually offers. Like poly aftertouch, MPE support, high polyphony, etc.... Oh wait a min, scratch that.... What was I thinking................. All the Juno offers is another sound engine, that the DS can already do close enough anyway........ In a sea of far superior synths in the market.... I still have own a DS88 I purchased when they first came out, after playing one and liking the key bed. It is in my main non aftertouch key bed in my main stand, and use it all the time... The Juno D doesn't offer anything over it..... Other than the DS still has things they never fixed in the firmware because they abandoned it, there is little difference.... I don't see the Juno D being any different in that regard. It to will be abandoned too, and only offers a different engine than the DS...

[@michaeltrenier]

Incorrect.

[@Jason75913]

​@@shvrdavid They updated it up to where they were willing within the constraints of its "quad-i486" CPU. "Abandoned"? It remained the lower cost alternative to Yamaha MOXF and MODX and the top seller after those Yamaha 'boards. It has only been "updated" so they can sell you sound packs via Roland Cloud. "superior synths" That cost more or are for a completely different group of people. Irrelevant. DS and D6/7/8 compete with, and obliterate, the Yamaha MX and Korg Kross2 at piano and most acoustic sounds. They also boast much better performance controls and workflow.

[@SidneyGullo-c9z]

Kay Tunnel

[@mjwalters8394]

Not the same As DS. THIS NEW JUNO D has the fantom sounds engine.

[@Jason75913]

And the same 30-year-old sounds.

[@Acrimonious_Snake]

@@Jason75913 You post the same stupid comment everywhere. Why?

[@jonathandossantossilva2683]

É verdade...

[@mjwalters8394]

@Jason75913 yep and those 30yr old sounds are better than anything yamaha has made

[@Jason75913]

@mjwalters8394 and unreasonably lo-fi in the Fantoms versus Korg Krome EX and Nautilus, and versus the Yamaha MODX and Montage All of the Juno workstations rock hard, but are, up to a great extent, mostly samey. Some folks are posting, "oh sh1t! Killer new sounds!" which is simply extreme exaggeration (and no one shows off the Zen-Core exclusive patches anyway), is misleading, and will piss off people who fall for it and later find out that they were trolled. That said, the _features_ on both Juno-DS and 2024 Juno-D are pretty great for entry-level workstations. Not as feature rich as the Korg Kross2, but the two Junos are easier to use, boast far better keybeds (make much better master keyboards, too) and sound better in most comparable presets versus the Korg. I prefer the DS' slightly different sequencer and much greater patch memory. I've already got an MC-707 for Zen-Core anyway, and the advantages of Zen-Core really show when you design your own patches. Roland leaves next to nothing in terms of factory presets that are unique to Zen-Core (and no one knows which presets they are and won't show them off on this platform) as they prefer to sell Zen-Core presets to you instead. They know very few of us delve into deep sound design, and they can't resell the same 30-year-old sounds forever. My one gripe is the lo-fi sample ROM they are sticking to for all their products. However, RD-88 does get a few presets with much higher fidelity samples than other Zen-Core products that are exclusive to that RD. Fantom-0 gets the free "Vintage Synth" EXZ expansion that includes higher fidelity samples of some classic synths (you have to install that yourself, but at least it is free, if only for the Fantom-0 line - for Juno-D, you have to pay for each of the expansions that are free for Fantom-0).

[@FerdiTerim-p4o]

Ella Points

[@videovonolehpronkin5975]

Sounds like in Go:keys 3\5 :(

[@mr.klunee4103]

They both use the same Zen Core sound engine from their high end Fantom synthesizers.