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Thomas R Kolb writes:
A pretty straightforward but not very versatile synth. The sound is not very clean and the overall noise floor seems to be quite high - at least it was on the one I used to have. The AlphaJuno-2 has a velocity sensitive 5-octave keyboard with very light keys - not the best mother keyboard - but since the MIDI implementation is rather basic, it's not very likely that you'll use it as one anyway. The flimsy DX7 type buttons are absolutely terrible, and the only reason to get one of these synths is really the sound of those fabulous Roland filters.

Comments About the Sounds:
The filter sweep sounds are great. You can with some effort also create some incredibly cool Vince Clarke-type noises.

(Thanks to Thomas R Kolb for this info.)

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Alpha Juno 2 Mailinglist
Roland Junos A mailing list/discussion for users of Roland's Juno/alpha Juno/HS-series synths.
alphajuno-mks50 The Alpha Juno 1 + 2, MKS50, HK-10 Yahoo email group
Alphadial Manuals, patch editors, sounds and other info for the Roland Alpha Juno series.
Roland Alpha-Juno @ deep!sonic Find some rare picts behind the panel
http://syntezatory.prv.pl Roland Alpha Juno 2 - polish synth site with english feedback - pics, mp3, short info and some downloads.

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