AudioThing shared this preview of JUNE, a software emulation of the Roland JUNO-60.
JUNE is available for macOS, Windows, and Linux (VST, VST3, AU, AAX, CLAP, Standalone).
Features:
- 1 Oscillator (PWM, Saw, Square)
- Suboscillator (up to -3 octaves)
- HP and Resonant LP Filters
- 2 Envelopes
- 1 LFO with multiple trigger modes
- Mono/Poly and Unison Mode
- 4 Effects (echo, spring reverb, overdrive, phaser)
- Chorus I, II, I+II (J6 and J60)
- Resizable Window
- Brightness and Contrast Controls
- Preset system with randomizer
Pricing and Availability:
JUNE is available now for desktop for $39 USD (normally $69), and for iOS for $12.99.
The Simpsons already did it .
Indeed
Such a great emulation of a synth I don’t need or want.
A waste of time an effort
How many more virtual Junos do we need?
I wish developers would start emulating synths that haven’t been emulated before. Lots of stuff from the late 90s/early 2000s is still untapped.
I agree with all of this; there is so much cool gear from the 90s that no one has touched and that needs to change. It might be cool to have the Juno on an iOS device but otherwise there are already several good emulations out there for desktop systems.
If you have any form of D-50, JD-800 or Fantom, you’re already covered up in Juno building blocks. I loved my old Juno-1 so much, I bought the TAL-Pha version. It has effects and an arpeggiator, so it covers a lot of vintage goodness. Its a good choice when something needs an added layer of beef. Its MPE-capable, too.
Not one sound with resonance – most Juno emulations sound pretty bad at high resonance settings (Arturias is pretty good though), I guess this is no different.
audiokit synth one j6 for iOS is free. it sounds great, is future rich and is elegantly designed and programmed.
Next up…
A cs80
A prophet 5
A mini Moog
A Jupiter 8
Something based on the mutable braids code
808 / 909
A proprietary modular synth
An fx pack
Subscription for all
The business model is getting a bit tired now
What about kawai K5’s, crazy stuff like the technos axel.