Roland Juno-Gi

Roland Juno-Gi is a music workstation/synth introduced in 2010 by Roland Corporation. As an installment in the long-running Juno series, the synthesizer is the successor to the Juno-G.

Features

The Juno-Gi is a 128-voice polyphony keyboard that contains about 1,300 sounds and an eight-track digital recorder with guitar, microphone and line inputs.^[1] USB memory, MIDI file format (SMF/MP3/WAV/AIFF), and D-Beam control are included.^[2]

References

External links

• Roland - Roland US official site
• Musician's Friend review for JUNO-Gi (archive.org)

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Synthesizers

• Alpha Juno
• D-50
• D-70
• E-20
• GR-1
• GR-300
• GR-500
• JD-800
• JD-XA
• JP-8000
• Juno-60
• Juno-106
• Juno-D
• Juno-G
• Juno-Gi
• Jupiter-4
• Jupiter-6
• Jupiter-8
• Jupiter-80
• Jupiter-50
• JX-3P
• JX-8P
• JX-10
• JX-305
• MC-202
• RS-202
• S-10
• S-50
• S-220
• SH-01 Gaia
• SH-101
• SH-201
• SH-1000
• SH-3A
• System 100
• System-100M
• System 700
• TB-303
• U-20
• Roland VK-7
• Roland VK-8
• V-Synth
• VP-330
• XP-30

Electronic drums

• CR-78 
• DDR-30 
• HandSonic
• Octapad
• R-5 
• R-8 
• TR-606
• TR-808 
• TR-909 
• TR-707 / TR-727
• TR-505
• V-Drums

Keytars

• AX-7 
• AX-Synth 
• AX-Edge
• Roland keytars 

Grooveboxes

• D2
• MC-303 
• MC-307
• MC-505
• MC-808
• MC-909
• SP-808

Samplers

• DJ-70
• MS-1
• S-10
• S-50
• S-220
• SP-202
• SP-303
• SP-404
• SP-505
• SP-555
• SP-606
• SP-808

Workstations

• Fantom-X
• W-30
• XP-50
• XP-80
• SP-202
• SP-303
• SP-404
• SP-505
• SP-555
• SP-606
• SP-808

Sequencers

• MC-4
• MC-8

MIDI interfaces

• MPU-401

Modules

• JD-990
• JV-1080
• JV-2080
• MKS-80 
• MT-32 
• SC-55
• SC-8850
• U-110
• U-220

Software

• Roland Cloud

Amplifiers

• Jazz Chorus

Effects units

• Space Echo

Organs

• VK-7 
• VK-8

Boss effects

• DS-1
• HM-2

Founder

• Ikutaro Kakehashi

Other

• D-Beam
• Tadao Kikumoto
• Boss
• V-MODA

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