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General| Polyphony | 6 voices |
|---|---|
| Effects | Chorus |
| Keyboard | 61 keys |
| Memory | 56 patches |
| Year Released | 1982 |
| Type | Analog |
| Oscillators | 1 DCO per voice |
| Waveforms | Sawtooth, Pulse |
| Filter | 24 dB/oct low-pass filter |
| LFO | 1 LFO |
| VCA | 1 per voice |
Illustrates how to connect external devices like pedal switches, headphones, and foot volume.
How to select stored patch programs using Bank and Patch Number buttons.
How to edit existing patch programs in real-time by adjusting controls.
Procedure for saving edited or new patch programs into memory.
Allows copying patch programs to rearrange them within banks.
Diagram showing how to connect the Juno-60 to a tape recorder for data transfer.
Step-by-step guide on how to save patch programs onto an ordinary tape recorder.
Procedure to check the accuracy of recorded data after saving.
Instructions for sending saved patch programs from a tape recorder back to the Juno-60.
Digitally Controlled Oscillator: controls pitch and generates waveforms.
High Pass Filter: passes high frequencies, cuts low frequencies.
Voltage Controlled Filter: changes tone color by emphasizing/cutting harmonics.
Voltage Controlled Amplifier: controls sound volume, usually via Envelope Generator.
Envelope Generator: creates control voltage for VCF/VCA, affecting volume and tone.
Low Frequency Oscillator: generates low-frequency signals for vibrato and growl effects.
Details on playing the 61-key keyboard and octave transposition.
Explanation of controls like Volume, Octave Transpose, LFO Trigger, Bend Sens, and Bender lever.
Covers MODE, RANGE, and RATE controls for Arpeggio and sample patterns.
How to shift the pitch of the entire keyboard to play in different keys.
Combining Hold and Key Transpose functions for sustained transposed chords.
Details on using Pedal Switches for functions like Patch Shift and VCF Control.
Using external sync for Arpeggio Clock and DCB interface for CV/Gate communication.
Describes the Chorus effect for adding spaciousness and richness to the sound.
Lists and briefly describes common optional effect units like Echo Chamber, Delay, Phaser, etc.
Presents various Arpeggio patterns and their corresponding musical notation.
Details the 56 pre-programmed patches, categorized by bank and patch number.
Notes on settings, pitch range, and using the Bender with specific patches.
A blank template for users to record their own sound synthesis parameter settings.
Details keyboard specs and DCO parameters like LFO Modulation, PWM, Waveforms.
Lists HPF, VCF, and VCA parameters including Cutoff, Resonance, ENV Modulation, and Level.
Specifies ENV parameters (Attack, Decay, Sustain, Release) and LFO parameters (Rate, Trigger, Delay).
Details controller functions (Volume, Transpose, Bender) and Arpeggio settings (Mode, Range, Rate).
Lists memory buttons (Patch, Bank, Write, Save) and Power switch.
Lists optional accessories like headphones, foot volume, pedal switch, case, and stand.
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