I would really like to know what's the difference or at least the reasoning to choose between the Jupiter - X and the Juno - X. From what i recal in the Jupiter - X there is already a Juno 106 if I'm correct. So the only reason choose the new Juno - X would be layering of multiple Junos together in conjuction with the interface ? Because technically we are talking about the same engines here. Right ?? Thanks in advance
The new Juno X has a new unique to hardware only synth engine. The Jupiter X has also been given a Unique to hardware synth engine. Both using Zencore for its synthesis
@@MakeMagic no I have not...unlike most of you trolls, I listened to the synth. Marketing has NOTHING to do with my decision. Do you even own any old vintage synths to compare it to? I do, even used to won a real Juno 106. Go back to your hole or under the bridge you came from.
Hey guys, I’ve just received my Juno x. I love it but can anyone help me. On some of the scenes or sounds. I get clicks and pops at the beginning of the notes. It’s like a clicking/crackle. So for example if I play the first scene patch ‘Roland Juno x’ a long with some others, and I stab the notes, so two fingers at the low end and three with the high end, that’s when I get clicks/ crackle. Does anyone else have this issue please?
It looks great...but how can Roland be so far off the mark? Probably double the price it should be. I'm not so idiotic about nostalgia that I'm going to pay extortionate prices for a simple VA with a fancy paint job. $2k! Mystifying. It actually looks better than my old original 106, but even that real one shouldn't be worth $2k - it's nothing special.
no analog, no reissue - epic fail. dudes who talk about classic 106/6/60 - really lol. another 2000$ roland cloud controller with zencore os. pushing this digital crap might be essential.
This is just another phony Juno nostalgia trick from Roland, no real analogue in here. It has new name "Zencore" but in reality, it is another virtual analog or VST. Way to pricey.
Had mine for a week now and it is a beautiful, beautiful synthesizer!
Awesome glad to hear you're enjoying yours!
I mean for about €300 more I'll buy the Jupiter X which already has the Juno 106 engine in it 😉
put a deposit down yesterday, getting one of the 1st - 8 coming into Canada for Long & McQuade...feel like a little kid at Xmas : }
Congrats! 🍾 Ordered mine today.
got a update today, I am getting 1 of the 1st 8 Long & McQuades has coming into Canada : } WOOT WOOT WOOT.....
At 6:40 WOW!!!!!!!
I would buy that track you just created from iTunes that sounds AMAZING!!!!
Roland 50 years 👍🏼😺
It baffles me that they didn't build in the WC-1 into the Juno-X, this time around...
Yeah seems odd, there must be plenty of room in these units. Mine sticks out like a pole, surprised it hasn't snapped off.
7 layered super saw! What?!
Thanks for the demo! Did you like the keybed on the new Juno X? (I wonder how it compares to the Jupiter X keybed mechanically.) Thanks!
Nice guitar
I would really like to know what's the difference or at least the reasoning to choose between the Jupiter - X and the Juno - X. From what i recal in the Jupiter - X there is already a Juno 106 if I'm correct. So the only reason choose the new Juno - X would be layering of multiple Junos together in conjuction with the interface ? Because technically we are talking about the same engines here. Right ?? Thanks in advance
The new Juno X has a new unique to hardware only synth engine. The Jupiter X has also been given a Unique to hardware synth engine. Both using Zencore for its synthesis
@@touchcircle22 so, despite Jupiter -X having one of the model's inside is different on the engine to the Juno -x ??
@@mikemirts yes, the Jupiter X has an ALL NEW Zencore synth engine only availibe in hardware. NOT ON ROLAND Cloud.
@@mikemirts Yes that is what they say.
@@MakeMagic no I have not...unlike most of you trolls, I listened to the synth. Marketing has NOTHING to do with my decision. Do you even own any old vintage synths to compare it to? I do, even used to won a real Juno 106. Go back to your hole or under the bridge you came from.
This is the update we all wanted and didn't get. Why no ACB?! :(
Zen sounds good to me.
I think it's sounds better then ACB.
@@touchcircle22 That's great! I don't.
@@synthetic24 It does sound good, but not as good as ACB.
Do we need the wc-1 to load in sounds or can we use a regular usb stick, download on computer and load onto usb stick and into the juno x?
A dream indeed
Such a fantastic piece of kit!
@@guitarguitaruk hell yeah! Been drooling over reviews lol
Hey guys, I’ve just received my Juno x. I love it but can anyone help me. On some of the scenes or sounds. I get clicks and pops at the beginning of the notes. It’s like a clicking/crackle. So for example if I play the first scene patch ‘Roland Juno x’ a long with some others, and I stab the notes, so two fingers at the low end and three with the high end, that’s when I get clicks/ crackle. Does anyone else have this issue please?
ooooh would like :)
Can you load the other models available on the 'Roland cloud' eg SH101, JX, JUPITER Models ? Much appreciated .
Yes
@@vaiman7777 Thats great thank you
The hardware looks so good, unfortunately it brings nothing new to my sound design.
if the host is wearing a roland t-shirt I feel like the review might be a bit a biased side....
It looks great...but how can Roland be so far off the mark? Probably double the price it should be. I'm not so idiotic about nostalgia that I'm going to pay extortionate prices for a simple VA with a fancy paint job. $2k! Mystifying. It actually looks better than my old original 106, but even that real one shouldn't be worth $2k - it's nothing special.
no analog, no reissue - epic fail. dudes who talk about classic 106/6/60 - really lol. another 2000$ roland cloud controller with zencore os. pushing this digital crap might be essential.
This comment didn’t age well 😂
They sold out 3 times lol
This is just another phony Juno nostalgia trick from Roland, no real analogue in here. It has new name "Zencore" but in reality, it is another virtual analog or VST. Way to pricey.