The Juno-Gi features a new sound set designed for live performance, built-in eight-track digital recorder with 64 virtual tracks, and integration with digital audio workstations through its built-in audio interface.
The Juno-Gi runs on AC power or batteries. Onboard are about 1,300 sounds optimized for live playing. Sounds are organized into Live Sets, allowing four-way splits and layers with ease. Tone Category buttons make it simple to navigate the massive sound library, while the mod, pitch bend, and D BEAM controllers are designed to let players add expression to sounds as they perform.
The Juno-Gi also includes a built-in eight-track digital recorder for song production, with transport controls, mix faders, and a dedicated rhythm machine track. Record directly to a single SD card for up to 192 hours of possible recording time with a single 32 GB card. Juno-Gi sounds can be recorded along with a vocal mic or guitar when connected via the rear-panel XLR microphone, guitar, and line level inputs. Effects processing is available for live recording, mixing, and mastering, including BOSS GT-Series professional guitar effects and effects designed for vocal processing.
The Juno-Gi also functions as a USB audio/MIDI interface. Users can record Juno-Gi sounds and play software instruments in any DAW, and also record vocals and guitars while using the Juno-Gi’s onboard effects. In addition, the Juno-Gi comes bundled with Cakewalk’s SONAR 8.5 LE software.
Pricing & Availability
The Juno-Gi is expected to ship in October with an MSRP of $1,199.00.
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