- Is the JUNO-D6 good for live gigs?
- Yes. It is light for a 61-key board, has DIN MIDI and USB-C, and the phrase pads and arpeggiator cover quick changes between songs.
- Does it have aftertouch?
- No. The keys are velocity-sensitive but do not respond to aftertouch, so expression relies on the mod lever and pedals.
- Can it record and sequence without a computer?
- Yes. It has a 64-step pattern sequencer with eight tracks per scene and realtime or step recording.
- What sounds does ZEN-Core give me?
- ZEN-Core covers acoustic instruments, drums and synth tones, and you can edit them deeply rather than only using presets.
- Can I connect it to a computer or iPad?
- Yes. USB-C carries audio and MIDI, so it works as a controller and audio interface with a DAW or mobile setup.
- Does it sample?
- It has basic sampling at 8-bit, 48 kHz. That is fine for lo-fi textures but not for clean, high-fidelity sampling.
- Where is the Roland JUNO-D6 Synthesizer cheapest?
- At musicstore.com, for $768.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Roland JUNO-D6 Synthesizer?
- 18 stores we checked sell it, including Adorama, Guitar Center, Musician's Friend, Best Buy, musicstore.com.