I spent many blissful hours playing a Juno 106 synth back in the 80s. It's been a long time, but I've acquired the Roland Cloud version. Here, I compare the original hardware to the new software, give some tips, run a demo of what it can do and share my opinions.
Is the Roland Juno 106 Virtual Synth worth it? Does it match it's namesake?
This is a pretty extensive look at the Roland Cloud Juno 106 VST/AAX/AU plugin virtual synthesizer.
In this video, the Juno-106 is plugged into the Reason Studio DAW, but there are numerous other programs it'll work with. It's very flexible.
To demonstrate the sound quality and capability of the synth, there's a cover included of Madonna's Into the Groove using all Juno-106 synths and a drum machine.
What do you think of Roland's Cloud and the Juno plugin?
