If you put a sample on the bottom C note and make it part one in ‘pattern mode’ you can press the lower sample while pad 1 is lit and hold down the key. It doesn’t have a lot of sample memory but there are some cool ways to use the samples. I still have my original un-modified Juno-60 from 1982 in perfect working condition. I’ve owned three Juno’s in the past and I loved them. All I can say is WOW, this thing is packed with some pretty cool features. I pre-ordered one of these and it just arrived the other day. The Juno-DS61 has a street price of about $700, while the Juno-DS88 has a street price of about $1,000.
88-note Ivory Feel-G Keyboard provides weighted-action feel in a lightweight design that’s easy to transport.Gig-ready instrument with pro sounds, enhanced performance features, and battery-powered operation.
Intuitive eight-track pattern sequencer with non-stop recording for quickly developing song ideas.Mic input and dedicated Reverb, Vocoder, and Auto Pitch effects for impressive vocal performances.Eight Phrase Pads for triggering samples and audio songs stored on USB memory.
Easy sound manipulation and editing with hands-on knobs and sliders.Sample import function for playing user WAV files on the JUNO-DS61’s keyboard.Wave expansion slot enables users to download new sound waveforms, available for free at Roland’s Axial website.Includes all the sounds from the popular JUNO-Di, plus newly updated acoustic and electric pianos, additional organs, and other stage essentials.61-note velocity-sensitive keyboard with synth action.Lightweight, gig-ready instrument with pro sounds, enhanced performance features, and battery-powered operation.
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