Roland Juno-DS 61

We have, and maybe once again that base isn't loud enough. There we go now we have some, it's very quick, very easy to go ahead and create a duel and ...

Not only could you put it in? It's got a mic reverb bit here on a lovely, easy to reach knob. Here you could be singing along plug your mic in and it ...

This keyboard is great but it’s very over the top. Not user friendly at all. Hard to even just record a song. 1000s of effect but some are out dated and not needed. The effects sound great and you can fine tune it to your liking. It’s a great keyboard but just not user friendly. Takes a while to get...

It's a great keyboard, tons of beautiful sounds and cool features... But if you want weighted keys, you have to get the 88-key model. The other two just have basic keys. It's not clear on the listing. I'm returning it and exchanging for the 88 key version instead.

I've had the Juno DS for a little over a year and a half now, and I really love how it sounds, as well as the fact that I can layer up to 16 sounds in a performance. Recording new performances (groups of sounds and settings) is pretty straightforward, and I have probably created about 60+ custom per...

Sounds are adequate...I think Yamaha sounds better. However the functionality is excellent for what I need (I play guitar and keys in a cover band). The sample pads are an incredible boon; good for song intros or random percussion noises. My biggest qualm is that settings for the arpeggiator and voc...

Overall this is a great keyboard. Sound quality is very good. Only negative , is that this unit is sorely lacking any real sequencing, and can't even play back midi files that my $100 Casio unit will. They need to seriously rework the current firmware, and add midi file playback capabilities.

The keyboard is light, fun and sounds great. However you should know that the keys are slightly truncated making it harder to play with your fingers in between or on the black keys.

If you like standard size keys, this will not suit you.. both black and white keys are about 1/4" shorter than average size..I just couldn't get use to them.

I am a former Yamaha Motif owner and I loved how Yamaha had a powerful onboard sequencer within there workstations. No need for a computer or DAW. Then I purchased the Korg Kross 2. (still trying to figure it out). I now purchased my first ever Roland Workstation and this baby is lit! It not only ha...