The Roland Juno-106 Editor and Librarian operates in demo mode until activated with an in-app purchase. Sound Quest has developed and/or licensed software to the top three synthesizer manufacturers along with other major MIDI hardware makers including: Korg, Yamaha, Roland, Alesis, Akai, Line 6, M-Audio, and TC-Electronic. Preset Patch is a FREE patch exchange, however, to promote a healthy community of sharing, you are given a set number of download tokens per 24-hour period. Your tokens are automatically replenished every 24 hours. Juno Editor is a preset editor and library for the Roland Juno 106 and MKS7 Synthesizers. Save, organize and edit presets via a simple MIDI connection. Presets can be created from scratch or received from the synthesizer's inner memory, and are stored as.jep documents or.syx files (sysex) on your hard drive. ROLAND Juno-106 Sound Editor & Library Huge Sound Library over 2.500 the Legendary Juno-106 original factory and new created voices (Banks/Patches/Single Voices) on CD or download THE Legendary Roland Juno-106 Sounds: Dance, Rock, Alternative, Pop, Orchestra, Band, Pianos, Rhodes-Piano, Electric and Acoustic Instruments, Solo, Strings, Pads. Mike I have been using your kiwi-106 update for my Juno installed by Analogia.pl. This is the best of the best hardware synth upgrade ever. Gyula - Hungary I love the new juno sounds the juno is now an absolute synth beast with the kiwi mod, a kiwi beast! Nick - USA I bought your Juno 106 upgrade and it is AMAZING!

Specifications

LFO Mod

PWM Depth

PWM Source (MAN, LFO, ENV1+, ENV1-, ENV2+, ENV2-)

PWM Level

SAW Level

SUB Level

Noise Level

HPFCutoff FreqVCF

Velocity Sens

Cutoff Freq

Resonance

ENV Mod

LFO Mod

Key Follow

VCA

Velocity Sens

Tone

Mode (ENV1, ENV2, GATE)

Level

ENV1

Attack

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Sustain

Release

ENV2

Attack

Decay

Sustain

Release

Effect

Type (Overdrive, Distortion, Juno Chorus1, Juno Chorus2, Crusher, Phaser)

Tone

Depth

Delay

Type (Delay, Panning Delay, Chorus 1, Chorus 2, Flanger, Delay + Chorus)

Time

Level

REVERB

Type (Ambience, Room, Hall 1 ,Hall 2, Plate, Modulation)

Time

Level

Controller

Bend Sens Pitch

Bend Sens Filter

Mod Sens Pitch

Mod Sense Filter

Portamento

Legato (On, Off)

Bend Range

Bend Gain (1, 2, 3, 4)

Tempo Sync (On, Off)

Key Assign Mode (Mono, Unison, Poly1, Poly2)

Key Hold (On,Off)

Octave (-3, -2, -1, 0, +1, +2, +3)

Condition

Arpeggio

Arpeggio (On, Off)

ARP Type (1Oct Up, 1Oct U+D, 1Oct Down, 2OCT Down, 2Oct U+D, 2Oct Up)

ARP Step (1/4, 1/8, 1/16, 1/4T, 1/8T, 1/16T)

Tune430.0Hz--450.0HzSampling Frequency44.1 kHz, 48 kHzPatchesPreset: 64Plug-In Formats

VSTi 2.4 (64 bits) * Windows only
VSTi 3.6 (64 bits)
AU
AAX

System Requirements (macOS™)

Operating System	macOS™ 10.10.5 or later
Host Application	VST instruments (VSTi) version: VST 3.6 compatible Audio Units (AU) version: V2 Audio Units compatible
PLUG-OUT Hardware2	SYSTEM-8
CPU	Intel® Core™ i5 or better (Quad-core CPU recommended)
RAM	4 GB or more
Hard Disk	100 MB or more
Display resolution and Colors	1280 x 800 dots or higher, 16.7 million colors or more
Other	You'll need Internet connectivity to activate this software. The SYSTEM-8 driver must be installed on your computer to connect this software to the SYSTEM-8.

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System Requirements (Windows®)

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Operating System1	Microsoft® Windows® 7 SP1 Microsoft® Windows® 8/8.1 Microsoft® Windows® 10 Incompatible with Windows® RT, Windows® Phone or virtual machines such as Hyper-V, Virtual PC.
Host Application	VST instruments (VSTi) version: VST 2.4/3.6 compatible
PLUG-OUT Hardware2	SYSTEM-8
CPU	Intel® Core™ i5 or better (Quad-core CPU recommended)
RAM	4 GB or more
Hard Disk	100 MB or more
Display resolution and Colors	1280 x 800 dots or higher, 24 bits Full Color or more
Other	You'll need Internet connectivity to activate this software. You'll need Adobe Reader (available free of charge) in order to read the online help. The SYSTEM-8 driver must be installed on your computer to connect this software to the SYSTEM-8.

<sup>1. Although Roland has tested numerous configurations and has determined that on average, a computer system similar to that described above will permit normal operation of the PLUG-OUT SOFTWARE SYNTHESIZER, Roland cannot guarantee that a given computer can be used satisfactorily with the PLUG-OUT SOFTWARE SYNTHESIZER based solely on the fact that it meets the above requirements. This is because there are too many other variables that may influence the processing environment, including differences in motherboard design and the particular combination of other devices involved.
2. This Software Synthesizer cannot be plugged-out to SYSTEM-1 or SYSTEM-1m hardware.
If the JUNO-106 is already plugged-out to one of the plug-out destinations of SYSTEM-8 hardware, you cannot plug-out a new instance.
A SYSTEM-8 Hardware synthesizer is not required to use this instrument in your DAW, but is required for this software synthesizer to plug-out to a hardware synthesizer.</sup>

^{Microsoft Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.
VST is a trademark and software of Steinberg Media Technologies GmbH.}

Juno-106
Analog-digital hybrid synthesizer

A popular analog synthesizer. Often used by techno/house artists, in virtue of its excellent bass sounds, creamy leads, and warm strings/pads (usually when people refer to 'Juno pad', they mean the 106).

Although based on the same architecture of the earlier Juno-60, the 106 sounds seem to be more varied, and the sonic character also seems to differ. The general consensus is that 'the Juno-60 sounds warmer', but I find that the 106 sounds roughly just as warm as the 60.

Juice wrld death race for love download zip. The sounds the Juno-106 produces bring you straight back to the 1980s. If you listen hard enough, you'll recognize the Juno-106's signature sounds in many songs of the '80s.

Note the huge variety of sounds one can get out of a simple mono-osc synth like this:

Factory Preset Group A

Preset name with audio demo	My comments
11 Brass	Quintessential analog brass. Notice how harmonically rich this sound is. A staple of '80s synth-pop.
12 Brass Swell	A gentler, muted variation of the brass sound.
13 Trumpet	For a trumpet sound, it didn't get much better than this in 1984 (unless you owned one of the big samplers of the era, that is (Fairlight, Synclavier, Emulator..)
14 Flutes	Very well-programmed flute sound. Works well as an ensemble also, 'a la 'Strawberry Fields Forever'.
15 Moving Strings	Aaaaaahhhh..here we have one of the 106's signature sounds. the string pad, where an abundant dose of the famous Roland Chorus (position II) is used.
16 Brass & Strings	This one showcases the Chorus in position I (slower).
17 Choir	Beautiful, haunting syn-choir sound.
18 Piano I	Great programming - with some imagination, :-), this reminds of a piano. Great analog sound nonetheless.
21 Organ I	The Leslie effect here is achieved with PWM, the Chorus is not on. Cool sound.
22 Organ II	Variation of the above, more trebly and with Chorus I.
23 Combo Organ	'House of the Rising Sun' is a good example to use with this Farfisa/Vox type sound.
24 Calliope	Circus-like.
25 Donald Pluck	A play on words on the fact that this sounds like Donald Duck, and it is a plucked-type sound. Duck sounds are actually pretty easy to make on a synth, just play around with the resonance control - I remember it was super-easy to do on my old CZ-1000..
26 Celeste	Beautiful, haunting sound.. an arpeggiator here would help immensely.. but that's on the Juno-60, not here, unfortunately.
27 Elect. Piano I	A Wurlitzer-like piano sound, with obligatory tremolo. Very well programmed.
28 Elect. Piano II	And here we get into Rhodes territory. A darker, mellower variation (as it was in vogue during the early eighties.
31 Clock Chimes	Hypnotic.. but ideally you need FM to do these types of sounds
32 Steel Drums	Awesome. Well programmed. Standard Jamaica/Calipso sound.
33 Xylophone	Ok.
34 Brass III	Works well as pad.
35 Fanfare	Outstanding, analog, full-bodied..
36 Strings III	Again, the classic 'Juno Strings' are here. A+.
37 Pizzicato	The envelope is too short.
38 High Strings	These are surprisingly realistic strings.
41 Bass Clarinet	Fantastic! The programming here is good in every detail - embouchure, vibrato, envelope..
42 English Horn	Typical nasal horn sound.
43 Brass Ensemble	Mellow. Useful sound.
44 Guitar	Definitely a good emulation.
45 Koto	Beautiful rendition of this famous Japanese instrument.
46 Dark Pluck	Marvelous, mysterious synthesizer sound!
47 Funky I	Check out how powerful and full the Juno-106 basses are.
48 Synth Bass I	Typical '80s synth bass sound. When the 106 is in unison mode, it sounds like this: Synth Bass I unison
51 Lead I	Typical Minimoog-style solo sound
52 Lead II	Brassier version of the above.
53 Lead III	Yet another version of the above. Check out the portamento effect.
54 Funky II	Solid, funky bass.
55 Synth Bass II	FAT! synth bass sound.
56 Funky III	This would work well for Techno
57 Thud Wah	Nice effect synth.
58 Going Up	The obligatory sci-fi synth effects..
61 Piano II	Brighter variation of the piano sound - good for Rock 'N' Roll.
62 Clav.	Outstanding emulation of a Hohner Clavinet!
63 Frontier Organ	Nice reproduction of a Farfisa organ. Why Frontier? Maybe meaning 'California' organ, a la Ray Manzarek?
64 Snare Drum	Classic example of analog percussion. Reminds me of the beginning of 'Decades' by Joy Division. Works well in unison mode.
65 Tom Toms	Simmons-style toms.
66 Timpani	Great sound, powerful, with a lot of body.
67 Shaker	Very good emulation.
68 Synth Pad	Beautiful sound! Pads are one of the three things (with bass and strings) that the Juno does best.
71 Sweep I	Standard resonating synth sweep.
72 Pluck Sweep	Very '80s, dark.
73 Repeater	Cool envelope shaping.
74 Sweep II	Rich, powerful synthesizer sound.
75 Pluck Bell	Beauty.
76 Dark Synth Piano	Another typical '80s sound - this will fit perfectly in a mix.
77 Sustainer	This is pure analog.. interesting use of the PWM that resembles a Leslie.
78 Wah Release	Comical sound, with reso-release.
81 Gong	Ok.
82 Resonance Funk	Typical example of analog bass drum - the same technique used (and taken to perfection) in the TR-808 and 909.
83 Drum Booms	Powerful.
84 Dust Storm	Another special effect, the wind in the desert dunes.
85 Rocket Men	More wind for everybody.
86 Hand Claps	Bravo, bravo!
87 FX Sweep	Awesome U.F.O. SFX
88 Caverns	Drips in a cavern

Factory Preset Group B

Preset name with audio demo	My comments
11 Strings	Beautiful, dreaming synth strings.
12 Violin	Well programmed emulation of a violin, with natural vibrato
13 Chorus Vibes	Beautiful synth sound
14 Organ I	Nice Hammond with key-click, good for jazz. Works for pop-dance too.
15 Harpsichord I	Realistic and usable classical sound.
16 Recorder	A bit static without vibrato - add it manually.
17 Perc. Pluck	These are the 1980's!!! These types of sounds were heard all over the place in 1985.
18 Noise Sweep	Powerful noise-based synth effect.
21 Space Chimes	Very interesting synth sound, sounds almost like a dose of ring modulation were applied - but the Juno doesn't have it.
22 Nylon Guitar	Very bright guitar sound.
23 Orchestral Pad	Marvelous and full synthesizer orchestra.
24 Bright Pluck	Very analog-sounding plucky sound.
25 Organ Bell	Another organ variation.
26 Accordion	Fantastic, realistic emulation of the real instrument.
27 FX Rise 1	This type of effect is still widely used.
28 FX Rise 2	And this one too, in sci-fi movies.
31 Brass	Phenomenal syn-brass, up there with the best synthesizers of the era.
32 Helicopter	It's better in its predecessor, the Juno-60.
33 Lute	The lute is a wonderful, wonderful Medieval string instrument that derives from the Arab 'Ud', another fantastic instrument. It would be very nice to have the real thing, but the 106 does a good job in recreating the hypnotic feel of this instrument.
34 Chorus Funk	Powerful!!! This is analog bass at its best, my friends.
35 Tomita	Uncanny recreation of a particular synth sound used by Tomita.
36 FX Sweep 1	Sounds like a dentist drill
37 Sharp Reed	Happy sound.
38 Bass Pluck	This preset has been heard in many '80s songs.
41 Resonant Rise	Showcases the richness of the Juno's VCF.
42 Harpsichord 2	Even better variation of Harpsichord I.
43 Dark Ensemble	Great as a pad, dark, ominous.
44 Contact Wah	Very cool funky sound, expressive.
45 Noise Sweep 2	Clean, useful FX type sound.
46 Glassy Wah	Reminds of the sounds used by Wendy Carlos.
47 Phase Ensemble	Classy, beautiful phased strings.
48 Chorused Bell	Bread and butter bell sound.
51 Clav	Nice emulation.
52 Organ 2	Cool rendition of a Hammond mic'ed at the cabinet.
53 Bassoon	This also was better rendered in the Juno-60
54 Auto Release Noise Sweep	Another standard FX.
55 Brass Ensemble	Again, very '80s.
56 Ethereal	Beautiful, evolving, haunting synth pad!!! Add quality reverb and make some great ambient music.
57 Chorus Bell 2	Great to score mystery movie soundtracks.
58 Blizzard	Very, very good programming, uncanny recreation.
61 E. Piano with Tremolo	Beautiful tremolo.
62 Clarinet	Realistic synthesis of this staple orchestral instrument.
63 Thunder	Mix it with the 'Blizzard' preset above, and you have the recipe for a perfect storm
64 Reedy Organ	Variety sound.
65 Flute - Horn	Warm, full analog ensemble!
66 Toy Rhodes	Different.
67 Surf's Up	On a beach, at night.
68 OW Bass	Outstanding!!! This is an excellent ARP Odyssey emulation.
71 Piccolo	Very good.
72 Melodic Taps	OK for sound fx.
73 Meow Bass	For this example I'm playing the theme for a cartoon with cats made of clay that I used to watch as a child - it was called 'Mio Mao'. But this is in effect a good '70s early poly-synthesizer sound.
74 Violin (high)	Spot-on rendition.
75 High Bells	Again, slap in quality reverb, and you are set for ambient/soundtrack work.
76 Rolling Wah	Beautiful, hypnotic LFO synth.
77 Ping Bell	Cross between organ and bell.
78 Brassy Organ	Powerful ensemble.
81 Low Dark Strings	A classy preset. Analog.
82 Piccolo Trumpet	Surprisingly rich and powerful.
83 Cello	Well-programmed.
84 HIgh Strings	Ok.
85 Rocket Men	More SFX.
86 Forbidden Planet	Beautiful, unique synth sound!
87 Froggy	This really sounds like an old frog!
88 Owgan	Awesome all-purpose techno synth.

Björn Nordström wrote a free Java based editor librarian for the Juno-106:

Juno 106 Editor

can be found here: The Juno-106 Connection

• great analog sound - many classic '80s sounds
• super-easy to use, thanks to the front panel sliders;
• plenty of patch storage space;
• the famous Roland chorus effect

Bottom line: Great for synth-pop and techno.

Year of release:	1984
Polyphony:	6
Sound generation method:	analog
Preset memories	2 banks of 128
MIDI:	in, out, thru
Sound expansion capabilities:	cassette tape
Sequencer	no
Arpeggiator	no
Effects	chorus (two types)
Velocity	no
Aftertouch	no
Portamento	yes

Resources:

• Review in 'Keyboard magazine' janfebmarch, 198____

Juno Editor Roland Juno 106 Present Editor Librarian Software

Roland Juno 106 Software

SITE	Type of resource	DESCRIPTION
The Juno-106 Connection	dedicated info	One of the best Juno-106 sites on the Internet