Ultimate Patches has released two new sound volumes for the Behringer JN-80, an authentic analog clone of the Roland Juno-60.
In early February, Behringer released the JN-80, an authentic analog clone of the Roland Juno-60 but with 8 voices. The first units have already been delivered, but just a few.
Good news for early users looking for new sounds. Ultimate Patches has released new sounds for the JN-80.
Ultimate Patches Behringer JN-80
As a reminder: Ultimate Patches created the factory presets that ship with every hardware. You can find them in banks A-E. Now, Ultimate Patches has all-new sounds for it with Volume 1 and 2.
In total, you get 222 new sounds from the past, present, and future, including classic polys, leads, basses, as well as classic non-synth instruments.
The latter gives you electric guitars, electric basses, strings, brass, percussion, acoustic pianos, Wurlitzer electric piano, classic 60’s/70s organs, voices, world & orchestral, and more!
First Impression
These are great new sounds for the JN-80. Ultimate Patches craft new sounds faster than Behringer fulfilled pre-orders.
The complete bundle is available now for $29,99. Individual volumes with 100 patches are available now for $19,99. A free taster pack with 15 sounds is also available now, with no registration required.
More information here: Ultimate Patches
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Thomann
I’ll believe it when I see him actually play on a Behringer JN-80.
To me this sounds as bad as a crappy old vst from decades ago.