Arturia Jun-6 V Explained

Synth pro Tyler Coffin delivers in-depth Arturia Juno-6 V tutorials! See and hear how Arturia has recreated one of the most legendary ’80s synths, the Roland Juno-6 synthesizer. Learn all of the Juno-6 V’s features and functions as well as how to make classic sounds with this amazing virtual recreation. In addition, you also get the presets made in the video series. These videos are designed for new Arturia Jun-6 V users.

Tyler begins with an in-depth overview of the Jun-6 V and some history about the original Roland Juno-6, followed by how to use the Jun-6 GUI and some helpful operational info. Then you’ll dive deep into the single digitally controlled oscillator or DCO, which generates the polyphonic analog sound that comes from the original instrument. The Jun-6 filters, amplifier, envelopes and LFOs are then revealed and explained, so you know exactly what they do, and how they affect the sound, so you can utilize them effectively when building your patches.

Throughout the rest of the Jun-6 videos, you’ll learn all about the Jun-6 powerful arpeggiator and its performance “Chord Mode” where you can assign any chord to one note and play it easily and rhythmically, great sounding effects including its classic chorus sound, voicing and modulation options, and the preset management options so you can add your own sounds as well as browse the large Jun-V library and find the perfect patch for your productions.

Sound designing with the Jun-V is next, and you’ll see and hear how to make great sounding classic patches from scratch, including basses, leads, pads and effects! As a bonus Tyler gives you a video on the separate Arturia chorus plug-in based on a slightly expanded Jun-6 chorus, that you can use on any sound or signal, in any DAW!

To see what these in-depth Arturia Jun-6 V tutorials show you, and how they’ll get you up and running and understanding everything that this awesome virtual synth can do, see the individual Jun-6 V video tutorial descriptions on this page. See why the Roland Juno synths are so revered still today, and get that sound and vibe with this great virtual recreation… Watch “Arturia Jun-6 V Explained” today.