Roland
Roland Cloud Juno-106 Virtual Instrument
Virtual instruments€217.25
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The Roland Cloud Juno-106 Virtual Instrument faithfully recreates the highly popular Juno-106 in meticulous detail down to the components themselves! Utilising Rolands ACB (Analog Circuit Behaviour) for the utmost authenticity when it comes to replicating analog sound. The Juno-106 itself achieved its legendary status in the mid-80s renowned for its unique sound-shaping abilities its iconic suboscillator and of course the classic chorus effect. The Juno-106 was (and still is) revered as one of the most popular synths ever created. Whilst staying true to the original design the programmers at Roland couldnt help but add some highly requested features including LFO VCF VCA and effects sections as well as an arpeggiator. With up to eight voices of polyphony (six when set to default mode) combined with the Roland 80017A VCF/VCA integrated circuit this software synth will enrich your sound palette and drive your inspiration to new levels. The stunning GUI allows you to interact with every parameter as if you had the hardware version in front of you. Whats more you can even control the Juno-106 Virtual Instrument by hooking up an AIRA SYSTEM-8 hardware synth for in-depth sound and performance control.
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