Roland JUNO-DS61 Synthesizer

Roland JUNO-DS61 Synthesizer is a battery-operated keyboard instrument with over 1000 sounds and an integrated song player that lets you play backing tracks directly from the keyboard. Schools, recording studios, live stages, theaters, and rehearsal spaces are just a few of the settings in which it might be utilized.

You may perform music whenever and wherever you want thanks to the keyboard’s portability and ability to run on eight AA batteries. With a dedicated reverb knob to add a professional touch, a microphone input makes it simple to add vocals to your work. The DS Tone Bank contains the complete 1000+ sound set from the previous generation JUNO-DI and is compatible with the Juno-DS. The instant-access feature of the JUNO-DS makes it easy to bring up acoustic pianos, electric pianos, and organs.

Roland’s Axial website offers over 1000 EXP sounds for free download, including global instruments, premium acoustic piano collections, go-to studio standards, and more. The JUNO-DS keyboard also allows internal waveform expansion via USB to enhance the onboard sound set.

Last but not least, the JUNO-DS now has more programmable settings than it did previously, enabling you to fine-tune patches and performances with extreme precision if you enjoy getting down to business. While the rear panel has jacks for simultaneously connecting hold and expression pedals, the front panel offers a wider variety of hands-on knobs and sliders.

Features:

• Professional synthesizer with over 1000 instruments onboard
• Friendly, intuitive user interface
• Battery operation for mobile use (supports Ni-MH AA-size rechargeable batteries)
• MP3, WAV, AIFF playback capability via optional USB memory, perfect for backing tracks when performing live
• Microphone input with dedicated reverb and vocoder effects for sing-along
• Windows and Mac compatible editor software included
• Eight-track pattern sequencer to capture and develop ideas for songs or beats
• Eight Phrase Pads allow you to supplement your keyboard performances with samples or music files stored on USB memory