Taking things further, there’s an additional chorus option with the sound of the vintage BOSS CE-1 pedal, along with a selection of reverb, delay, flanger and overdrive effects. Like the original, the software version has two push-button chorus modes, plus a third “secret” mode accessed by pressing both buttons at once. Powered by Roland’s proprietary Analog Circuit Behavior (ACB) technology, the software version recreates the sonic experience and approachable architecture of the JUNO-60.Ī big part of the JUNO-60 sound is its chorus circuit. Released in 1982, the JUNO-60 was among the earliest models in Roland’s JUNO series, and uses a single DCO, fat sub-oscillator and VCF - plus a massive swirling chorus effect - the instrument has found its way onto innumerable tracks through the years. With the JUNO-60 Software Synthesizer, the authentic experience of this influential keyboard is now available as a modern software instrument for Mac and Windows DAWs. ![]() ![]() Roland announces the JUNO-60 Software Synthesizer, the latest addition to the Legendary series of software-based Roland instruments available through Roland Cloud.
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