IK Multimedia J-60 is a Roland Juno sample-based virtual instrument plugin and is a free download for a limited time at APD.
Nowadays, it is easier than ever to get the tools to produce music on a professional level. And also entirely for free. There are many high-quality free plugins to get started with right away.
Friends of free plugins can look forward to another virtual instrument today. Audio Plugin Deals is giving away the IK Multimedia Syntronik J-60 instrument as a free download.
IK Multimedia J-60 Free
J-60 is a virtual instrument based on multi-sampled sounds from the Roland Juno Synthesizer series. It is part of the IK Multimedia Syntronik Synthesizer plugin and bundle. Thus it runs as an expansion in the Syntronik plugin. But you don’t need the commercial version for it.
Download the free Syntronik CS version giving you full access to the features and sounds of the J-60 Synthesizer library.
The Syntronik J-60 core is multi-sample-based. However, the plugin gives you classic synth parameters to modify the sounds, including a wide range of modeled multimode filters (Roland, Oberheim, Moog…), two envelopes (filter, amp), LFO, an entire FX suite, and a built-in arpeggiator/sequencer.
It ships with over 800 MB of sound content and over 2000 samples. From these, the developers crafted 78 instruments presets covering a wide range of sounds. Further, if this is not enough, you can create your own patches with it.
A few years ago I made a sound demo of the J-60 which is available in this big sound demo video.
IK Multimedia J-60 is available as a free download until June 22nd, 2023. It requires the free Syntronik CS that ships with over 100 instruments. It runs as a 64-bit only VST, VST3, AU, and AAX plugin on macOS (Intel + Apple Silicon) and Windows.
The Audio Plugin Deals website may take a little longer as many people want to visit it and download the product
More information here: Audio Plugin Deals
If you did not have to give your email and address to two different companies I would be happy to try this. Nothing is really free. Thanks for the info though.
No, no “stock” available. It’s a con.