Roland Juno-60

"Back to analog sounds #Studio #analog #supersynth"

In this live version of muse's "Bliss", Bellamy is using the Juno 60 instead of using a guitar as he usually does when playing this song, He uses the Synth as a Arpeggiator.

Mac DeMarco can be seen with his Juno-60 Synthesizer at 00:59.

At the [8:28](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXaBgCuTAtY&list=WL&index=56) mark of this video the Juno 60 is shown for Disclosure's live set

In the middle of the song you can see that kygo is using a Juno-60!

"Basically from my first trip to Japan I bought myself a 303, 909 and 808. Then I got a Juno-?60 and Juno-106."

At the 0:24,from his brand new clip on his website fans.jayhardway.com,you can see this from his synthesizer section!

Charlie uses the Juno as a background layer in his song, "Attention." On "Ten Essentials", he also says it was the first vintage synth that he ever purchased, and that he uses it in alot of his songs.

The Juno-60 can be seen at 0:39

Shown at the [2:43](http://https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srE8pWIUasA) mark of this video

The Juno-60 is the first synthesizer Cedric points out on a tour of his studio.

You can see Joey rockin the 60 on 4:54

Tocadisco's Juno-60 Synth.

On top of Rhodes

["...the Juno 60 which has that wonderful arpeggiator..."](http://www.musicradar.com/news/tech/in-pictures-moderats-berlin-studio-586914/2/#!5)

The Roland Juno-60 can be seen in the lower left side of this photo of Vince Clarke's studio.

In this video you can see Cory Henry using a Juno in his setup.

You can see it at 2:45 at the top tier of the stand

Jesse is seen playing a Roland Juno-60 Synthesizer in this live performance. A sticker that says "Don't steal, the government hates competition" has been placed over the Roland logo. Jesse uses it on Going Steady and Go Home, Get Down.

Can be seen in the background of this live concert at the Niedemeyer Space for ARTE.

It's behind him and used in a lot of his productions.

Avey Tare is playing a Juno 60 in Animal Collective's My Girls music video.

You can see a Juno 60 in his studio at the 2:18 mark

"This is used on everything basically..."

Seen below the REV2 in Sagar's studio

In this photo you can see Zach experimenting on the Roland Juno-60 keyboard.

During Legowelt’s Studio Tour for *Future Music Magazine*, at 6:33 Legowelt mentions this well known synthesizer. Legowelt goes on to admit that in his opinion this particular synthesizer is on the expensive side.

juno 60 spotted on right of stage next to sam's nord synth

"As for hardware synths, Rjd2’s Clavia Nord Lead Electro, Korg Polysix, Yamaha CS-80 and SY-2, ARP Pro Soloist, and Moog Minimoog provide color to his beat-pulsing tunes. The “synth room” holds an ARP 2600, Moog Polymoog, Sequential Circuits Prophet 5 and Prophet T8, Rhodes Chroma, Oberheim Matrix 12 and Oberheim OB-Xa, Roland Juno-60, Elka Rhapsody 490 String Machine, and Elka Synthex."

This Electronic Musician article states that Murphy owns a Roland Juno-60.

A Juno-60 can be seen behind Sebastian at 4:01 in this video.

Q: Every time I've seen you play, you're using a [Roland] Juno-60. Is that your bedrock? A: "It was my dad's. He bought it in 1983, when I was one year old. He bought the Juno because he couldn't afford the Yamaha DX-7, which was like the pop synth at the time." Q: And you just inherited it at some point? A: "Yeah, I really loved it as a child—it looked like a cockpit dashboard. I think it made me resent the Samick piano upstairs. Like, the Juno was in the dark, in a cold basement under a plastic sheet, and the Samick was upstairs and it signified MOM BEATDOWNS. She was my teacher, strict Russian-style, but she let me quit piano, so she wasn't really that strict. Anyway, I started using the Juno in high school. I was in a jam band with my best friends. We wanted to sound like Herbie Hancock Thrust. "

Towards the end of this video of Melody's home studio, a Roland Juno-60 can be seen.

There is a Roland Juno 60 in this picture from his Instagram.

In this instagram picture from Hugh Harris' profile (The Kooks' guitarist), you can see Luke playing a Roland Juno 60 Synth, it seems they're rehearsing for something new

Avey tare is seen using the juno throughout this video and in early footage of their live show

No comment by artists just seen at 13:37 in the video performace.

Here you can see the Roland Juno 60 in his home studio

Williams displays his synthesizer collection. The Juno is the middle rack.

GIORGIO MORODER RARE SYNTHESIZER COLLECTION US sample CD manufacturers Hollywood Edge produce a sample CD featuring Moroder's favourite synths. Giorgio Moroder Rare Synthesizer Collection contains 970 patches from vintage synths including the OSC OSCar, Korg Mono/Poly, Sequential Prophet 5, ARP 2600, Moog modular, Multimoog, TB303, Oberheim 4-voice, Roland Jupiter 8 and Juno 60, Moog Taurus, PPG 2.3, and the Buchla. It's available on CD-ROM in Akai, SampleCell, and Ensoniq formats. If you're interested, Time & Space, the UK distributors for Hollywood Edge, should be able to get hold of it for you, though it's not an item they carry in stock. Derek Johnson

"working at my bro's studio"

You can clearly see the keyboard being played on stage. There is written following in the book "Behind the Boards: The Making of Rock 'n' Roll's Greatest Records Revealed" by Jake Brown > "Jourgensen recalled that “we had the Fairlight, but that was very limited in sense that it had a 1.6 second sampling time, so we used some Fairlight, but on a lot of those early Ministry albums, I used a Roland Juno 60 and Roland Jupiter 8, and I also had a Prophet 5 I used for some strings, but it was mainly Roland with a little bit of Fairlight thrown in"

The synth featured throughout the music video. Most likely the one used in the record.

Kebu uses Juno 60 in this live in 3:06 time

Heather can be seen recording with a Roland Juno-60 in this photo posted to her personal Instagram. "Cooking up some fire." - Heater Baron Gracie

If you look closely at 0.39, you can see the name of the Juno-60 at the back in between the female cellist and another person's head. And at 2.43 you can see the top of the synthesizer, where it's bright buttons clearly give it away.

At 0:34 of this video, you can see Jessica's Roland Juno-60 keyboard.

Seen playing this synth live during the song, "Remurdered" at 2:35

We can see Joseph with one of the synthesizers he uses.

Underneath a picture (second half of article) of his private studio for Massive Attack it says: "The keyboards at the far end are a Moog Prodigy, a Waldorf Microwave XT, and a Roland Juno 60"

In this this video/performance you can Roosevelt using a Roland Juno-60.

In this photo of Jon playing with Mac DeMarco's band, he is seen using a Roland Juno-60

From about 8 seconds you can see the Roland Juno-60 synth in this video from Facebook.

In Shadow Child's producer masterclass with Future Music Magazine, the Juno-60 can be seen in the upper left corner below the Jupiter 6.

You can Jeremy Malvin playing the Juno 60 here.

Pierce announced that he has bought his self a little birthday present. The awesome Juno 60 by Roland

Yuksek Studio Tour With Future Music

At 1:24 in the video the camera is pointed at a synth and it is very clearly shown that the synth is the Ronald Juno-60 synthesizer.

"Our sound sources include quite a lot of original analog gear (OSCAR, Korg Poly-6, EMS synthi, Roland Juno60 - all midi-retro fitted BTW) plus the usual samplers (Emax, s1000, Samplecell II). These are controlled by sequencers including Studio Vision, Cubase and the "retro-style" Doepfer (originally made for Kraftwerk). The sounds are intially effected by various standard echoes and FX including a Roland SDX-330 Dimensional Expander (3D-ish) and a Boss SE70 (good vocoder presets!)."

RAC in this vieo show his gears for everybody: 1:13

Jack Stratton can be seen playing a juno-60 throughout the video. We see a particularly good view of it at 2:49.

Second synth from the top...

In this video at 5:58 in his studio.

"The first synthesizer I bought was a Roland Juno-60."

The Roland Juno-60 is a popular 61-key polyphonic synthesizer introduced by Roland Corporation in September 1982 as a successor to the Roland Juno-6 (that's similar to Roland Juno-60) (1982), which had been on the market since February that year. Like its predecessor, the Juno-60 is essentially an analog synthesizer with digitally controlled oscillators. Roland was losing market share with the Juno-6 in competition against the Korg Polysix. Related in features and price-class, the Polysix featured programmable patch memory, which the Juno-6 lacked. Programmability and external control (via Roland's proprietary Digital Communications Bus (DCB)) were added to the Juno-6, which was then re-introduced as the Juno-60 (which sonically and architecturally did not change notably from its predecessor). Production of the Juno-6 ceased in August 1983.

In this photo captioned "SOHN STUDIO Los Angeles ready for work..." the rear of SOHN's Roland Juno-60 synth can be seen.

For their album IV, the credit state that BADBADNOTGOOD used a Juno-60 for recording this album

"My TX rack I used quite a bit. I MIDI'd my MiniMoog and that is fabulous. It really sounds great, and the MIDI on it is really fast. My old Juno 60 is still there, which isn't MIDI'd at the moment but I plan to get it done. The TR808 I used, which is MIDI'd, and a bit of the D50 - there are some good guitar-type sounds in there. I also like the Roland MKS50, which is a rack-mounted analogue synth module. The Korg SG1 piano is very good, and has some excellent sounds, and obviously the Mac. For effects I used the Lexicon 224 digital reverb, AMS, Yamaha SPX90, Klark Teknik reverb, Korg digital delays... the usual things, nothing exotic."

At the 0:56 to 01:00 mark in this Vogue interview, the camera pans over a vintage Roald Juno-60 in Zayn's home studio.

During this interview RA asks him following question. And then there is a picture of his Roland Juno-60 "Do you remember how you picked up your Juno-60?" "I think it was a trade. My friend had a Juno-106, and I thought that was really cool. But then when I traded for a Juno-60 and I plugged it in for the first time, I was like "Oh my God, this is like 20 times better." It was simpler than a Juno-106, and you do less on it but the sounds were warmer and had more of a personality"

> I'm recording an angry song

You can see it, under the TR707 in his studio (timecode 4'15'')

Foamo can be seen playing the Roland Juno-60 Synthesizer during the video

In this Audient Producer Profile from [Audient's Official Blog](http://blog.audient.com/post/96087135159/audient-producer-profile-shook), Shook is asked: "Q: What’s your synth setup? A: I really love old synthesizers and new ones. For my album, I used a lot of [Prophet 08](https://equipboard.com/items/dave-smith-instruments-prophet-08-synthesizer), Juno 60, [DX7](https://equipboard.com/items/yamaha-dx7-synthesizer), [Arturia Minibrute](https://equipboard.com/items/arturia-minibrute-analog-synthesizer) and some old string synthesizers like the Korg PE-1000."

Slices gets behind the controls of George FitzGerald’s studio on this Tech Talk for Electronic Beats TV. Take a look into the environment and processes of a craftsmen who focuses on getting to know his hardware and making the most out of every moment

"I've got a Juno 60 which I think is wonderful. It's so flexible for the money it's almost ridiculous. It's got a very pure sound and you can get some great stereo effects on it too. It's the main keyboard I use at home now."

Timestamp at 0:10 Keyboard at top can see juno-60

spotted in the video

About their studio: "It’s pretty much a two-car garage with tons and tons of recording gear, so there isn’t really much room to move around. There’s an upright piano, a drum kit, tons of guitars and several keyboards, like a Wurlitzer, a Minimoog, an ARP Quartet, and a Roland Juno 60."

In this photo, the Roland Juno 60 keyboard is visible.

"Workin on a remix for NONONO . Juno's goin' down"

from this insta post

In Protohype's interview with Icon Collective, The Juno -60 can be seen in his studio.at 0:01 of the video.

We got into using Roland Juno keyboards – we used the 6 and the 60 a lot on that record. I’ve also just got a Yamaha DX7, so yeah, some classics.”

In this video you can see Ryan Leslie on the Roland Juno-60 Synthesizer at 1:36.

'We used different kinds of vintage synths like the Roland Juno-60, Yamaha TX7... we were using these really cool, slightly nostalgic sounds.'

In the interview "Watermark recording process". The Music Magazine (Australia) July/August 1989 THE SET UP: They use a variety of keyboards but the mainstays are a Yamaha KX88master Yamaha DX7 Emulator 111 Oberheim Matrix synths and Akai S900 but particularly Roland's D50 and Juno 60. Enya: "The Juno is one of our favorites. We had intended to replace its parts with better sounds but we couldn't find better substitutes so we left them in. It's not always possible to have all the sounds I want for a song at the time of composing .I'd usually start with the D50. But most often, sounds suggest parts and the ones I use then are usually used on the final recording. Like on Storms in Africa... that arpeggiated line on the Juno 60 was the basis of the piece." Also mentioned in the cover album Enya - The Celts (1986 / 1992 remastered).

Seen at 1:31. Matt Fazzi plays a Juno-60.

In this article it says Emile Haynie uses the Roland Juno-60

mauricio duran use a Roland Juno-60 Synthesizer

The juno 60 can be seen to the left of Dom.

At 2:19, the keyboard Kirk is playing has the words "Juno-60" on the back.

Taken from Arjen's website, Info tab: Studio Equipment.

As seen on instagram.

Richer, better, nicer, more reliable compared to the 106. The Juno 60 is a beauty, no doubt. The Juno 60 made me realize that it's about time I'd get rid of all those silly budget analogs and start upgrading to the real thing... The JSQ60 kinda sucks, but it came with the juno 60 so I won't complain. I did get me a Roland MD-8 midi -> DCB interface, to have some midi control (note on and of ;) ) over my Juno60. Working with the arp triggered by a tr-707 was really workable, but it's a shame to use this lovely synth only monophonic. I got the MD-8 for a nice price, but there are better interfaces around. Nice thing however about the MD-8 above other interfaces is that it works two ways: you can also set it to DCB -> midi.

Fito en Capitol Studios grabando su nuevo disco.

Arun can be seen using a Roland Juno 60 synthesizer while in the studio with the band Better Off.

"@skudge_elias_landberg Getting things into place #gear #gettingthingsintoplace #korgmonopoly #juno60 #jupiter6 #prophet5 #fizmo #inthestudio #springtime #cleaningthestudio #newsetup #2015"

George Michael played a Roland Juno-60 on "Last Christmas."

Pdogg shows off his new Juno-60.

Seen here in his studio.

"That’s hard to say, in the past years I used the Juno 60"

"Noch mehr Synthesizer"

You can see the Juno-60 at 0:48 clearly.

Jett Rebel performs the song "Sleepovers" on a vintage Roland Juno 60.

RSM is seen with a Roland Juno-60 on this picture

HP: There are quite a lot of vintage synths in the studio, but my Juno-60 is my go-to instrument at the moment.

The Juno 60 is visible in the middle of this clip.

Posted on his Facebook page from his studio.

"I've got a Fostex portastudio and TR808 drum computer. Then there's a Juno 6 and recently a Juno 60 for stage 'cos the '6' is virtually useless as you can't program it. Then there's the DX7, a Yamaha fretless bass, a Boss RX100 reverb plus some junky old AKG 90 microphones."

Robotaki recently told in a Reddit AMA that he owns a Juno-60

September 2015, the echo, LA.

> leroy live rig is getting ridiculous. 100% space noises and sync lead tones. Pic where we can see the Juno 60, MS20 and other gears

Rhodes shows his analog JUNO 60 in this pic

In his studio synth room with a Juno-106 as well.

On this picture, taken from Crain's Instagram, a Juno-60 can be seen.

? SYNTHS: Che sintetizzatori cosa si possiede? Attacco FM: Troppi! Sono a corto di spazio. I miei preferiti sono il Minimoog, Roland D-550, Arp Solina, Jupiter 8, Prophet 5 e sono davvero scavare questo fai da te Sid Synth, ho preso che ha due C64 chip sintetizzatore in esso.

Member David Larson is shown using a Juno-60 Synthesizer in this photo posted on the band's official Facebook page.

One of Jeremy's old 80s synthesisers

As seen here: https://i0.wp.com/blog.native-instruments.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/sub-1-2.jpg?zoom=3.5&fit=700%2C500&ssl=1

uses in the video

In this photo, we can see that Shanshiashvili shared a photo of couple of synths, including the Roland Juno 60.

In this Instagram photo, Danyew's Roland Juno 60 can be seen.

At 0:33 you can see the left side, which is marked rolland. This appearance is shared by two synthesizers made by roland. The Juno-6 and the Juno-60. The model is marked on the right side, which is never clearly shown. One minor, but visible difference is the size and space of the first section to the left, which is smaller on the 60. This section has much more space between it's component and the next section on the Juno-6, thus, it is a Juno-60 Ebay and vintagesynth.com have some good pictures: Juno-60: http://www.vintagesynth.com/roland/juno60.php Juno-6: http://www.vintagesynth.com/roland/juno6.php

Seen at 1:13 in the Youtube Video - "Tunng perform So Far From Here - live performance"

"She’s never let me down yet! Not bad for a 36 year old machine... #juno60 #roland"

"Can you run us through your synth collection and pick out your favourites and tell us why you prefer them? Jordan: Roland Juno 60"

The item can be seen in this photo

in this article we read that he used those tools

Probably used by Tomas for some productions in his own studio

In this Instagram photo, Hot Mouth is talking about sampling sounds from the synthesizer: "Tonight's mission..sampling tones from the Juno.. then making an ass ton(e) of exs instruments. #mondayfunday"

Mike can be seen playing a Roland Juno-60 in this video.

Mayer is seen making a bassline on the Juno 60 in this part

seen in foreground of photo essay

Mr. Probz snaps a shot of his studio where we can see a Roland Juno-60.

In [this interview](http://www.musicradar.com/news/tech/talking-shop-hackman-620765) with FutureMusic, Hackman says, "I have a Juno 60, as I said, a Korg MS-20 mini, and a few other smaller micro synths." The Juno 60 is visible in this photo of his studio.

Visible in this Instagram story post by Phillips.

The artist showing his new studio

The item can be seen 1:04 into this video

oscar use a Roland Juno-60 Synthesizer

ryansullivanmusic: I've put lots of this #juno60 on my new record. Starting to break away from midi completely and it's giving the music a new feel. Loving it.

"I love the Korg Poly 800 II and Juno 60 synths—they have so much character. I like CLA-3A by Waves for compression."

You can see the Roland Juno-60 above the Rhodes

,,,,aktuelle Produktion: der „FRAKTUS“ Film über die Band die Techno erfunden hat,,,,,, ,,,,,mit Heinz Strunk, Rocko Schamoni, Jaques Palminger,,etc

James New discusses the Roland Juno 60 in this interview.

'We used our own keyboards, a Jupiter 8, Yamaha DX7 and a Juno 60, linked up to an MSQ700 using Roland's MD8 converter, which lets you use MIDI keyboards with DCB ones. Apart from that, there was nothing really special at all.'

Juno 60 can be easily spotted on this live video from YouTube.

Emperor Machine takes future music on a studio tour

Seen using in the last picture of this post.

RetroSound: Io sono un figlio degli anni '80 e mi piace la musica dei Depeche Mode, The Human League, Talk Talk, Propaganda, The Fixx e altre band da questo momento. Ma, mi piace anche la musica elettronica con chitarre come la band francese, Phoenix.

in this photo we can see his juno 60..

The item can be seen throughout the whole video.

Finishing recording album 2 over the next couple of months in Brussels. HERE WE GO!! #SwimDeep -@jamesbalmont

The Dynamic Bass System lab

He plays with a Juno-60 in this photo

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Throughout this video, a Roland Juno-60 Synthesizer can be seen to the left of Breach in his studio.

Marius Leicht uses the Juno 60 in this video.

"Shaking up your body state, your physiology can rapidly change your mind state too. We have an ecstatic musical rhythmic crescendo/build up near the start of the Comet set, and by shaking my head and brain around it takes me into a deep trance state and then births me back out, fresh and through sort of door ???? to a new perception of reality."