ROLAND JUNO-60 Analog Synthesizer 1982 | HQ DEMO | NEW PATCHES

(c) 2011-2023 by AnalogAudio1

You can buy these patches - read the description for further details (scroll down).

I played the JUNO-60 without any additional FX or EQ (except the intro music - this is a multi track recording).

The Roland Juno-60 is a classic six voice polyphonic analog synthesizer with 56 patch memory for your sounds. Although the sound architecture is rather basic, it has an excellent analogue sound. The Juno-60 can produce great basses / sequences with its fast envelopes. It can also produce warm smooth pads with its excellent filters. The Juno-60 is a "small Jupiter-8" in my opinion.

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THE SOUND PROGRAMS IN THIS MOVIE:

Would you like to use these sounds with your Juno-60 for your music?

AnalogAudio1 is proud to present the professional "ANALOGAUDIO1 JUNO-60 PATCH BANK" featuring 56 highly useful patches - lush analog pads, great retro sounds, fat basses, sequencer sounds and funky leads (all the sounds you hear in the video and more! ).

As an experienced synth player, programmer and composer I created these patches for live and studio work. This soundset gets the most out of your Roland Juno-60.

The patchbank comes as an audio file for the built in tape interface of your Juno-60. The patch loading procedure is described in the Juno's manual. Just instead of a tape you play an audio file.

The "ANALOGAUDIO1 JUNO-60 PATCHBANK" costs 16 Euros, payment is via Paypal. If you want to buy it, send a message to

IMPORTANT: NOW KEEP AN EYE ON YOUR SPAM/JUNK FOLDER! I answer within 12 hours.

After payment you will get the bank (including a patch list) to your email address.

The patches are royalty free. Use them for your music as you prefer! Other use is not allowed - such as sharing, reselling, making sample packs, including them in commercial patch collections etc.

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
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QUESTION: This video is several years old. Are these patches still available?
ANSWER: Yes!

QUESTION: What do I need to load these patches into my synth?
ANSWER: You need a jack cable, a computer or smartphone to play the audio file and your synth. You don't need a tape recorder, the data signal comes from the audio file.

QUESTION: How does the patch loading process work?
ANSWER: It's exactly described in the Juno's manual, which you can download for free. Just instead a tape, you play the mp3 file. It's easy.

QUESTION: My synth is modded/expanded - can I load this patch bank?
ANSWER: These patches were created on the original model. The best way to find out is to ask the developer if his mod is compatible with the original, if so then yes.

QUESTION: do you have the patches as parameter/knob settings?
ANSWER: no.

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ANALOGAUDIO1 patches are available for the following synths (link to the YouTube Playlist):

[AnalogAudio]

Do you want these patches (sounds) for your JUNO-60? You can buy these patches. Read the video description for details.

[michaelmitchell]

Sounds like an angel sending waveforms from heaven. Lovely synth. Loved the Juno’s and Jupiter’s. Roland’s fineness.

[PureAmbientDrone]

Great demo and fantastic patches. LOVE IT!

[dalecharlesphoto]

Some of the best Juno patches I have heard

[tommoran]

oh the memories re JUNO-60 mixed with MOOG Taurus bass pedal!Heaven on earth!

[dlawlis]

man I haven't tripped like that since Reagan was in office 

[sauermusicDE]

The arpeggio starting at 4:02 reminds me of Guru Josh - "Infinity 1990" and also of "Neverending story" by Limahl.

[nickpritchard]

great vid thanks. Just bought mine. Was in the sellers wardrobe for 20 years. Picked up a bargain. Now i am learning to play keyboard. Life is interesting again.!!

[pedrogamero]

CLASSIC 80´S SOUND... AND NICE VISUAL EFFECTS.

[danielfisch]

Great patches. Getting my 60 in a few days

[ChoobChoob]

OH MY GOD. I've almost figured it out :D Thanks man.

[soundmanhaven]

2 of my favorite synths there juno60 and arp odenessy :)

[kikkirow]

Love this, would love to own one of those beauties!

[calitune]

I like the matte effects you did for the video.

[BendyK]

No idea why Roland is resurrecting the Juno 106 but consigning this to history. THIS is the vintage synth for me.

[SRDhain]

A great demo of a wonderful synth. At one point i owned two of them, cause theywere so cheap on the s/h market. i can hear, that youve slipped the synth into the secret "unison mode" for some of the patches on the vid..nice! :-)

[louierubio]

Great sounds, I feel like the 60 shines when the sub oscillator is on.

[BaconBricks]

I always liked Juno pads more myself.

[SRDhain]

@AnalogAudio1 aah ok..interesting. some of the patches - ie the bass like sounds- sounded a little more richer to my ears. I know theres supposed to be a way to put the synth into pseudo-unison mode via a button combination whilst turning the power on...hmm.

[bytex]

Makes me miss my Juno-106 I had some years ago. The nerds will always bitch about 106 vs 60 who has the fattest sound blabla..I don't care, the sound is what the player makes. The 106 was like a miracle machine, every time I started doodling with the init patch, I made something awesome, then even more awesome from there etc. That noisy chorus is a godsend for synths.