The new JUNO-D series has inherited the key traits and target customers of the massively successful JUNO-DS series, evolving to be even easier to use, with improved sounds, build quality, and connectivity. Available in 61 and 76-key versions with upgraded synth key action, as well as 88-Key weighted hammer action. Gigging amateur and semi-pro musicians seeking a portable, great sounding, and userfriendly first synth for playing in bands. - Portable Gigging Keyboard “Grab n Go!” Streaming - Mix Out Incl. Microphone Home Studio – Sounds and MIDI Control Loaded with essential sounds for all genres. Perfect for playing in bands, recreating hits, and songwriting. Intuitive, hands-on interface allows for easy operation and quick programming of user sounds and patterns. An all-in-one portable solution. Connect with external equipment for vocals, computer/phone integration, and expanded keyboard setups, whether for the studio or the stage. Double Polyphony (256) – Zen-Core Engine More Sounds (3800+) SCENE Remain More FX and EQ Expandable Via Roland Cloud Bigger, Color LCD Display 61/76-Key Models – Upgraded Synth Keyboard Action Improved Creation Tools Like Chord Memory More Vocoder/Auto Pitch Options More User Sample Memory Improved Connectivity (Mic Combo Jack / Balanced Outs) USB-C Audio Streaming Optional USB-C Power (AC Adapter Also Supplied) 88-Key Model Is 3.75lbs Lighter vs. DS The JUNO-D makes creating custom sounds and sequences a breeze. Users can easily select and combine tones from any category as Duals, Splits, and Layers (Up to 7 Tones + 1 Rhythm Kit) with hands-on controls for levels and sound shaping tools like Filter, EQ, and Reverb. The JUNO-D also features an intuitive Sequencer with independent parts for each Tone and Rhythm instrument. The Phrase Pad can be used to play back Rhythm Patterns with preset song sections for easy jamming and solo performance, as well as full user Audio Files. The JUNO-D Sequencer is designed to get ideas flowing without friction. With independent sequences up to 4-Bars for each part, including dedicated sequence for each Rhythm Instrument, the quick workflow of selecting a part, laying down an idea, then moving on to the next is seamless. There are options for both real-time recording as well as the introduction of TR-style step sequencing – great from drums and the young aspiring producer who is drawn to modern DAW workflows and electronic instrument approaches. Deeper editing is available to tweak each note in a sequence, and MIDI output allows for controlling external sound modules or software.
