Jimmys Roland Sh 201 Myspace Comliquidhome
True to it is heritage, the new JUNO-G is lowpriced and user-friendly. But that’s where the comparings to yesteryear end. This innovative marvel packs a studio’s worth of sound, sequencing, and audio recording into one astounding instrument. Sharing the same high-powered processor as Roland’s widely known and esteemed Fantom-X series, the JUNO-G puts a world of first-class sound and performance features beneath musicians’ fingertips and allows more sounds to be added thru SRX expansion. Songs may be devised with the onboard audio MIDI recorder, all for an fabulously low price! USB port for MIDI communication, AIF/WAV file exchange, and info transfer PC Card slot (which accepts CompactFlash or SmartMedia cards by way of adapter) Cakewalk SONAR LE software CD-ROM bundled Invisible infrared D Beam controller Old-School Ease, Cutting-Edge Features Roland’s Fantom-X series is a grand-slam hit around the globe. The Fantom’s high-quality sound engine is a key element in it is success. The JUNO-G shares the same processor as the Fantom-X, and thence delivers the finest sound quality on the market including an 88-note multisampled grand piano, and a wide range of sounds that span from classical to cutting-edge. You may further exaggerate your JUNO-G with one of Roland’s SRX elaboration boards (optional) For songwriters and performers, the JUNO-G’s 16-part MIDI sequencer is a must. But the addition of four associate stereo audio tracks is a huge bonus, and an unexpected surprise for an instrument in this price range! Now players may lay down the perfective backing tracks plus vocals, live guitar parts, and the like. The JUNO-G’s consecrated front-panel transport controls and mixer make the recording experience all the more friendly Connectors – Headphones Jack (Stereo 1/4 inch phone type), A (MIX) Output Jacks (L (MONO), R) (1/4 inch phone type), B Output Jacks (L, R) (1/4 inch phone type), Input Jacks (L (MONO)/MIC, R) (1/4 inch phone type), MIDI Connect
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6 of 7 humans found the following review helpful.
 A outstanding sampling workstation
By Darren J. Hutchinson
I promise you will not be sorry purchasing this sampling / workstation. Roland once again delivers precision and quality in this keyboard. It gives you finish control over sampling editing and allows you to invent an broad library of sampled and new sounds. Along with it is 16 track workstation you get 4 audio sampling tracks that samples 16 bit and 24 bit sounds/instruments. I’ve owned Roland for years and I’m not a representative for their company. If you study the price of other keyboards, you will learn that others do not offer this much for this price. Treat yourself and your talent and buy this keyboard. Your studio will thank you!
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Mikel
it’s great Jimmy!
Frederick
The best playing on SH-201 I’ve seen!
Miles
@hafnertimothy I can’t make you believe what you don’t want to believe. Anyway, every time I see a new video of the synth I hear a new sound. Does that mean it’s fake because I couldn’t make the same sound ?????????? And I dont think you should be comparing any 2 synths because each synth will have different sounds. Yeah, the Yamaha sounds good but there are 100′s of other synths that sound better too.That doesnt mean they’re better than the yamaha.They’re just all different sounds.
Cristina
REAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALLY!!!!! nice video!!! love it, CONGRATS!!!!
Holly
@TransynthMan: I don’t know, I own it for now 2 years and I spent months really digging it. You might be right but I doubt it is the SH-201 sound. This is the only video on which I really didn’t recognize the sound. But it does sound like a Roland thought.
The last time I used it I created a really great patch any connoisseur would swear is from a real analog. Before, I made patches that were OK, but it was often a big waste of time. I like the sound of my AN1X 10 times better.
Bret
@kanmanhoppa the very last song was Insomnia by Faithless
Jodi
@kanmanhoppa Search “rain in Africa” or “I miss the rain down in Africa”.
Refugio
That is just great man……
Will done
Casey
name of the last song you played?
Rick
@jeromeQcMtl Yeah ?That’s what I thought when I got this synth.But if u’re new to synths u r NOT going to figure out how to use them.Guess what,what u’re hearing IS the SH sound, whether u wanna believe it or not.There r loads of videos of this synth with different patches created by their owners.You think all of them are fake too ??
Wilbur
Don’t be fooled, this is not the SH-201 sound! This is the first (and worst) synth I bought. I thought I ****** at creating patches until I got other real synths.
The usability is horrible if you don’t want to use the software editor. You can’t switch the patch voices or load a voice from another patch. You can only receive and transmit on the same MIDI channel. You can’t set the arpeggio on a single side when in split mode without the editor…
Trust me, this is a really crappy synth.
Jayne
Holy crap, Tory from mythbusters can play!
Fanny
incredible!!! keep going, great one!!!!
Norbert
@gareebee Aww, come on, the eighties were the very definition of synth sound, at least when it comes to polyphonic synths! A lot of the best synth compositions were made on eighties roland synths, like the jupiter 8 or the juno 60 and 106.
Grady
very good
Donovan
si c’est toi qui joue, c’est vraiment bien!!! cependant reste humble et arrête de te la peter, cela enlève le charme…dommage !
Eva
this video made me create a youtube account because I had to say that you freaking rock man!
i just ordered mine and you’re making me want it even more!
Charles
very nice
Enrique
Love the Level 42 you threw in!
Silas
Dsynthsounds,u’re lucky u got the V-synth for that cheap.I’m assuming it’s not the GT though ’cause I know they go 4 a lot more.I’m thinking about buying either a Virus or Vsynth if I could find’em used 4 a good price.But if u have the V why do u want the SH?You know the V has the sounds that the SH has.
Issac
yeah and to get even more specific, really the part that did it for me was somewhere between, oh you already said it, 0:00 to 4:01, nevermind
Ahmad
This is one of the most amazing Roland machines! I’ve one, and I think I’ll keep on using it even if I’ll buy an Acces Virus or a V-Synth, or some motherfuckin’ Korg WS!
Orlando
@niteowlsam It is, I bought mine for dirt cheap so it was more convenient for me to get the vsynth tho I still want this….. By the way, I got the vsynth for 800 …. Dude was really desperate for money…. I’ve had it for a little more that a year now….
Shari
grande
Arlene
I dont think this guy checks his mail or these posts. A lot of questions have gone unanswered. From what I hear, the V-Synth is a hell of a synth IF you can afford the price.