Roland Jupiter X /Xm vs JUNO-60. Can you hear the difference? 

I did, around 5:00 mark. I found dropping the sub level on the Xm matched the J60 better also.

It’s the Juno-106. Be interesting to see what the new 60 model is like though.

​@@MusicZeroOne wait, is there a Juno 60 model available for the Jupiter X, Xm? I thought ot was exclusive to the Juno X. I wish there was a Juno Xm model aswell

@@mikelarrutiromero9430 No, at the time of writing it was expected to drop. But it was later Juno-x only. Hence me buying one 🙄 Tbh, there’s not much in it, that the Jupiter can’t get already.

@@MusicZeroOne oh, I see. True, the juputer can pretty much do a Juno-6/60 with zen core. I mean, we have the Juno 106, but it's not quite the same, and it lacks envelope PWM. It's not a problem, but I'd appreciate a Juno-60 model, so creating matches is quicker and easier for the sounds that synth can make. Is there much difference between a Jupiter X and Juno X? Or would you say the difference is something more cosmetic?

@@mikelarrutiromero9430 For me, moving from Xm to Juno-x there was a huge difference tbh. But between the 2 bigger synths, I think the Jupiters extra Env 2 is nice, but the screen is off center. Rest is cosmetic as you say,, and I did want those newer models. So it was really easy for me thankfully. I do still want a Jupiter X though, I think it's the nicer looking between them :) 8 synths for 2 rack spaces, wonderful!