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Roland JUNO-D Synthesizer Overview

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The Roland JUNO-D6 is the perfect partner for musicians on the go. With its 61-note synth-action keyboard, pro-grade Roland sound engine and an intuitive panel layout, this lightweight keyboard gives you everything you need to perform live, create music or jam with a band. Designed for maximum portability and ease of use, the JUNO-D6 combines convenience with exceptional sound quality for any performance setting.

Flagship Sound Engine and Expansive Sound Library

At the heart of the JUNO-D6 is Roland’s flagship ZEN-Core sound engine, delivering over 3,800 ready-to-play sounds, including acoustic and electric pianos, organs, synths, and orchestral instruments. Whether you’re covering classic hits or composing original songs, the JUNO-D6 provides instant access to high-quality tones that elevate your music. Plus, with Roland Cloud, you can expand your sound library with new Sound Packs and Wave Expansions.

Creative Tools for On-the-Fly Music Production

The JUNO-D6 is packed with features to help you shape your sound in real time. With hands-on knobs and sliders, you can easily tweak your tones, adjust levels and manipulate sounds on stage. The built-in eight-track pattern sequencer and phrase pads let you develop song ideas and create backing tracks on the fly, while the mic input and vocal effects allow you to add live vocals with compression, reverb and vocoder effects.

Compact, Lightweight Design for Gigging Musicians

Weighing just 12.8 pounds, the JUNO-D6 is built for portability. With support for USB-C mobile battery power, this synth can be used anywhere—from club stages to home studios to street performances. Its rugged construction and intuitive workflow make it a gig-ready instrument that’s easy to set up and tear down in any environment.

Roland JUNO-D6 Synthesizer
Roland JUNO-D6 Synthesizer
Roland JUNO-D6 Synthesizer

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  • 61-note synth-action keyboard for expressive playing
  • ZEN-Core sound engine with over 3,800 ready-to-play sounds
  • Eight-track pattern sequencer and phrase pads for real-time music creation
  • USB-C audio/MIDI interface for seamless connection to mobile devices
  • Compact and lightweight design (12.8 lb./5.8 kg)

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Keyboard
  • Keys: 61-note synth action
  • Weight: 12.8 lb./5.8 kg
  • Sound Engine
  • Engine: ZEN-Core
  • Sounds: Over 3,800 ready-to-play sounds
Sequencing
  • Sequencer: Eight-track pattern sequencer
  • Phrase Pads: Eight phrase pads for samples, rhythm patterns and more
Connectivity
  • Audio/MIDI: USB-C class-compliant interface
  • Mobile power: Supports USB-C battery power
Other
  • Effects: Mic input with compressor, reverb, EQ and vocoder
  • Display: Large color display for sound selection and sequencer control

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  • A nice choice for gigs

    5

    submitted16 days ago

    byPete

    fromSanta Monica, CA

    Compared to the Yamaha MX series keyboards, the Juno D sounds a bit warmer and fuller. The keys have better touch. I REALLY like the 8 sample pads. You can pre-record samples, save them on your computer to a USB memory stick, then plug it into the Juno and play the sounds on the pads. It could be an entire long introduction to a song, a tricky riff, or just a simple short sound. This can save you from dragging out more than one keyboard to a gig, or having a second keyboard player. You can also import samples and use that sample as the basis of an entire preset (across all 61 keys). This keyboard is only 12.8 pounds. You can construct sounds for just about any pop song. The trick is to layer two sounds and add effects as needed. The only shortfall, as with ANY keyboard in this price range that is not a digital piano, is the piano sounds. Compared to, for example, my Yamaha P-125, the piano sounds are inferior. If I had to play a SERIOUS piano accompaniment (example: Billy Joel 'New York State of Mind'), I would want to do so on a digital piano, and with weighted keys. But, for simpler piano songs (example: Bowie 'Modern Love') this keyboard will work just fine. I wish this keyboard had weighted keys, but I guess that adds a lot of weight to the keyboard. This keyboard was designed with portability in mind.

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  • submitted3 months ago

    asked byDave

    from20904

    Does this have split keyboard capability

    Does this have split keyboard capability

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    The Roland JUNO-D6 does not have full split keyboard capability in the traditional workstation sense, but it does allow a basic split mode. Here’s what it can do: It supports a basic keyboard split. Split Mode Functionality: You can assign one sound to the lower part of the keyboard and another to the upper (e.g., bass on the left, piano or strings on the right). This is part of the “Performance Mode”, which allows layered or split setups using multiple tones.

  • submitted7 months ago

    asked byBilly

    fromundisclosed

    Does guitar center have most recent upgraded roland juno d6, and year was is it made?

    Does guitar center have most recent upgraded roland juno d6, and year was is it made?

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    I'm not aware of an upgrade beyond the ZEN-Core sound engine. We have more coming in February if you would like to wait.

  • submitted9 months ago

    asked bydavid

    fromLos Angeles

    is Roland D6 has Bluetooth audio?

    is Roland D6 has Bluetooth audio?

    Open Reply - Gear-Support
    No, it doesn't.