Here’s how Arturia describes the Chorus JUN-6 plugin: Generally speaking, it delivers a lush analog-style chorusing effect that warms up the signal while adding depth. But, you can also experiment with using Chorus JUN-6 to enhance guitars, vocals, or even drums. Obviously, a chorus based on the Roland Juno-6 will sound great on any synthesizer. Check the official demo video below to hear the plugin in action. One thing is for sure – the Chorus JUN-6 plugin sounds fantastic.

And just like the full synth, Arturia claims that the Chorus JUN-6 plugin is “a circuit-perfect emulation of the timeless Juno synthesizer chorus.” It’s not hard to guess that the Chorus JUN-6 plugin is taken from Arturia’s recently released JUN-6 virtual synthesizer. The mix control feature is a handy way to experiment with more dramatic chorusing effects while still preserving some of the original audio. Last but not least, the user can bypass the plugin, select the input type (mono or stereo), and adjust the dry/wet mix. With the “manual” mode enabled, you can freely adjust the modulation rate, depth, and phase. It adds a “manual” mode that lets the user fine-tune the modulation parameters.

However, this is where the JUN-6 plugin from Arturia gets more advanced. Also, just like in the real Roland Juno-6, these two modes can operate simultaneously for a more dramatic chorusing effect. Taking a closer look at the interface, the JUN-6 plugin offers two modes, just like the iconic Juno-6 chorus. See also: Top 100 Christmas 2020 Plugin Deals & Freebies!

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