Roland Juno-D8 Synthesizer

General

Roland's new Juno-D Series synthesizers follow in the footsteps of the popular Juno-DS models and represent a fresh generation of bread-and-butter synths with a lightweight design. The Roland Juno-D8 features various upgrades but is built on the same core concept, which means you're getting a massive amount of sounds that cover every style, from pianos and strings to wind instruments and synths. You're also looking at keys that have a hammer-action-style piano vibe, making the Juno-D8 ideal if your aim is to play realistic piano parts.

The Roland Juno-D8: Who's It For?

The new generation of Junos will no doubt become a staple in the studio scene. The solid sound of the ZEN-Core engine and the expansion potential offered by the Roland Cloud makes these synths remarkably robust, while the in-built sequencer gives users the ability to write songs without the need for a laptop on the side. The USB-C port guarantees flawless audio and MIDI signal transfer, and since you can plug a microphone into the fitted mic input, you can even sing along if you want to.