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Juno 106

Available for use in Recording Studios
Not currently on exhibit
Not currently on exhibit
Artifact TypeSynthesizer
Date1984

The Juno-106 is a polyphonic synthesizer with six voices. It introduced Roland's performance lever for pitch bends and modulation, which became a standard feature of Roland instruments afterwards. The Juno-106 was the third major incarnation in the Juno-series, following the Juno-6 and 60, and added extensive MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) control making it one of Roland's first MIDI-equipped synthesizers. The instrument is still a favourite tool of musicians, with artists such as Daft Punk, Calvin Harris, Mark Ronson and Caribou among its fans.

Object number2007.01.36
Photo credit: Hayley Robb, courtesy of the National Music Centre
Roland Corporation
About 1980
Not available for use in Recording Studios
On View: On exhibit
isVirtual:
Photo credit: Don Kennedy
CBS Musical Instruments
1966
Available for use in Recording Studios
On View: Not currently on exhibit
isVirtual:
Photo credit: Don Kennedy
Maurice Louis Eugène Martenot
1975
Available for use in Recording Studios
On View: Not currently on exhibit
isVirtual:
Photo credit: Hayley Robb, courtesy of the National Music Centre
John Leimseider
c. 2005
Not available for use in Recording Studios
On View: Not currently on exhibit
isVirtual:
Photo Credit: Don Kennedy
Mellotron (Mellotronics Manufacturing)
1964
Available for use in Recording Studios
On View: Not currently on exhibit
isVirtual:
Photo Credit: Don Kennedy
Olympic Studios
1976
Available for use in Recording Studios
On View: Not currently on exhibit
isVirtual:
Photo credit: Brandon Wallis, courtesy of the National Music Centre
TRIAD (Trident Audio Developments)
1975
Available for use in Recording Studios
On View: Not currently on exhibit
isVirtual:
Photo Credit: Don Kennedy
Malcom Cecil
1968
Available for use in Recording Studios
On View: Not currently on exhibit
isVirtual:
Photo credit: Meghan MacKrous, courtesy of the National Music Centre
Brad Cariou
1993
Not available for use in Recording Studios
On View: On exhibit
isVirtual:
Photo credit: Meghan MacKrous, courtesy of the National Music Centre
Therevox Custom Musical Instruments
2014
Available for use in Recording Studios
On View: Not currently on exhibit
isVirtual:
Photo credit: Don Kennedy
ARP Instruments, Inc.
c. 1978
Available for use in Recording Studios
On View: Not currently on exhibit
isVirtual:
Photo credit: Don Kennedy
1969
Available for use in Recording Studios
On View: On exhibit
isVirtual:
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