Roland Juno X - some of my favourite Patches

[@FeatherGlow1]

Got my Juno-X about a month ago. Parked underneath my Juno-106 on my keyboard stand. A great pair, I think.

[@keithwatkins5504]

Definatly got the juno dna in it, dont care if its digital,vst etc it sounds good, had a juno6 back in the day which i paired with a dx7 and its got that sound plus a lot more. Got to get one to go with my prophet rev2, one of my lifes regrets was selling my 6 for 200 quid to help fund buying a D50 in the late 80's. Speaking as a guitarist whose always loved synths and only just got back into them after nearly 40 years!! Nice demo really showed the synth, loved the sounds, thanks

[@renesrensen8348]

Such a great synth. I just got mine today. So Now I have to go on adventure. Cant wait :-) Roland Juno X also looks amazing. Just like my old Juno 106

[@lundsweden]

Like a Juno 106 without rust.

[@unclejerrysworld]

That thing is SWEET!!!! The Juno 106 was my first poly synth and I really regret selling it now..... This would def be a nostalgia purchase because it looks like my ol faithful Juno retrofitted with an amazing look and sound!!!!! Nice job!!

[@APOLLOSFREEWORLD]

BUYING ONE

[@synthsamuraiproductions]

U got me close to buying this thing bro

[@LavalampDM]

Enjoyed the Roland sounds and listening to you shred for a while.

[@BRAPO]

Love the organ patch

[@IvanBrain]

Nice sound 👍🏻

This thing sounds amazing. Thanks for the demo. Desperately trying to fit one of these in my desk. According to Roland, the Juno-X's width is 1072mm with the side panels, without I believe it should be about 1008mm, my desk tray is 1005mm. First world problems I guess.

[@umphreak8911]

Sounds sick, love it

[@draculascountry9872]

Roland jupiter x Roland juno x ketron sd60 event combination perfect.....❤

[@Zavdazavide]

Wow! I definitely love it!

[@Pongsmasher]

Pink Floyd vibes love it!

[@amonster8mymother]

Everyone plays the epic.

[@zilchnilton]

The one at 3:08 is awesome!

[@imuzikworkstation3530]

Very impressive

[@thiedi8000]

Thank you..🙋‍♂️

[@MusicZeroOne]

I just bought one recently, loving it.

[@martinvigo8589]

Excelente sonido fantástic.

[@patrickmurphy5842]

I salute you sir!

[@thiedi8000]

Thank you!! 😃

[@franco6390]

😂La migliore 🎉

[@krzysztoffigiel7893]

super kupiłem Juno X 👍

[@RayyMusik]

5:58 The organ sounds much better than an average synth organ. Is it an extra engine?

[@thiedi8000]

No, there‘s no extra engine for the organ.. it´s a sound from the xv5080 or Integra-7 library. 🙋‍♂️

[@rubenssfelicio5930]

Nice video ... Would you be kind enough to share the patch numbers please?

[@thiedi8000]

Thank you!! See description for the factory patch numbers...

[@rubenssfelicio5930]

@@thiedi8000 Thanks!!

[@WimHayabusa55]

🥇👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🇧🇪

[@kenedshog]

Is the b3 sound a stock preset?

[@thiedi8000]

yes... :-)

[@metasim]

What kind of stand do you have for the two synths? I also have a Nord/Juno-X setup.

[@thiedi8000]

It‘s a KM, König & Meyer..

[@plantpoweredmuscle]

Is there a way to save favorite presets on a list so you don’t have to scroll endlessly through 1000’s of sounds to find the one you want?

[@FarkyDave]

Yes, you basically create a scene with your favorite sounds. Each scene can have up to four sounds and a drum patch. You can activate any one of those sounds individually or together when you are in that scene.

[@plantpoweredmuscle]

Thanks! Another way that Roland suggested was to save your presets in the open user bank so you can have a list of your favorite sounds together!

[@FarkyDave]

@@plantpoweredmuscle Thanks for THAT tip. I knew that bank was there but never thought about saving my favorites there.

[@craigreed1922]

But what patches are they. Where are they located. Cool and all but nit a lot of help

[@thiedi8000]

What do you mean by that? All information can be found in my description..

[@rashminbhatt6929]

Any Indian tones demo

[@jimbotron70]

You need Yamaha PSRs for that.

[@Charlyaraya]

Had it and returned it. My reasons are although it sounds great, it was imposible for me to understand the Roland scene architecture. The other thing that made me return it is the ridiculously small screen and the enormous menu diving you need to do to find certain sounds. The built in effects are also pretty weak. For studio it can be useful but for live it’s not the best alternative. Finally the zen core sound engine is vst based, you are paying $2000 for sounds you can have on a much cheaper way

[@jimbotron70]

No vst based, fpga based.

[@FarkyDave]

I agree the screen is small and it takes awhile to learn and understand the whole scene thing, but I use mine live and it works great! You just have to prepare things ahead of time.

[@AW-kr9fl]

Please tell us what is a better option instead of just criticising it. Useless post

[@КирилПростак]

🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺💪💪💪💪💪

[@kierenmoore3236]

M’eh … Does nothing for me. Sounds like what it is …

[@gladbach65]

Hä? What's your problem. Your answer is bullshit!

[@сомОв-ф7ы]

Приближается конец этого злого мира! Злые люди погибнут, а добрые будут вечно жить в раю на земле. Это вам Бог через Библию обещает!!

[@ЛюдмилаБоюнець]

korg extreme . roland 106 . some from tyros2 . Juno -X -high level . next step - 64 core's "triple Zen + Ahl + Fm