Roland today introduced three new JUNO-D synth keyboards: the JUNO-D6, JUNO-D7, and JUNO-D8.

The Roland JUNO-D is designed to be an a ‘bread and butter’ synthesizer, featuring a wide range of sonic possibilities, an built-in sequencer, and your choice of synth or piano action keyboards.

Features:

• Gig-ready keyboard with “enhanced performance features”, and support for USB-C mobile battery power
• Instant access to sounds for live band performances, including acoustic and electric pianos, organs, synths, and other stage favorites
• Flagship-class ZEN-Core engine with over 3800 ready-to-play sounds
• Sample import function for playing and editing user WAV files
• Easy sound manipulation with hands-on knobs and sliders and the classic Roland pitch bend/mod lever
• Eight phrase pads for playing drum sounds and samples, triggering rhythm patterns and audio files, and muting tracks
• Large color display for access to creative modes, sound selection, and sequencer control
• Mic input with dedicated noise suppressor, EQ, reverb, and compressor, plus vocoder and auto-pitch effects for impressive vocal performances
• Eight-track pattern sequencer for developing song ideas and creating on-the-fly backing tracks
• Class-compliant USB-C audio/MIDI interface with a plug-and-play connection to mobile devices and computers

Pricing and Availability:

The Roland JUNO-D series is available now, with the following pricing:

• JUNO-D6 – $899.99
• JUNO-D7 – $1,149.99
• JUNO-D8 – $1,299.99