JULY - Analog Synth

I bought a Juno 106 when they first came out in 1984. I thought it was going to be a great upgrade from my band mate’s Juno 60. While the 106 did excel at lead lines I soon realized the 60 had a way fatter sound even without turning on the 60’s superior chorus. I also found the lack of the arpeggiator on the 106 disheartening. Not only do I have faithful recreation, I’m running 10 Juno 60s in AUM right now with a 41% CPU load. Brilliant. One can dream and sometimes dreams come true. Finally!

It does the shine on you crazy diamond intro….well, very well. To me it sounds and feels spot on to the lead synth in the intro. But, what would I know, I’m just a guitar player lol

Finally, the search is over! That special tone of the 80s is here! Enough said. Run, don’t walk! Go get that iTunes credit and take yourself back to the future! Yes, the sound of the 80s was the future! I just got this gorgeous beast of a Synth and just can’t stop playing it. The effects are spot on, the tone of the Synth, the User Interface is so inviting! AudioThing has scored a home-run and sent it over the top with this beautiful Synth! My one request: Please allow the Preset selection screen to remain open while one selects presets. Since the synth will be connected to a midi controller it is imperative to have the option to lock the preset screen open. An option in settings would be awesome! Just in case one inadvertently taps outside the preset screen while performing live to prevent it from closing. For those of us who play live Worship at Church, preset switching ability on the fly is a must in a live situation especially when the time comes to perform a lead! Timing is crucial. Also, a Favorites option would be handy but not as mandatory. Overall, I personally give June Synth a 10 stars score! Deserves a 10 plus! Hopefully Mr. Developer gives it that final touch for live on stage use! I highly recommend this Synth! MM4C