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PRODUCT INFO
Name: J60 Heatwave
Requirements: Omnisphere 3.0.2c
Number of sounds: 157
Format: Omnisphere 3
Style: 80s Pop, Retro, Analog

J60 Heatwave Content
28 Arpeggios & Sequences
26 Pads & Strings
23 Bass sounds
25 Synth & Leads

FM Content
15 Arpeggios & Sequences
16 Pads & Strings
12 Bass sounds
12 Synth & Leads

  

J60 HEATWAVE

​For Spectrasonics Omnisphere 3

19.14 Euro.
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Original price 29.90 Euro.

FORMAT: OMNISPHERE
STYLE: 80S POP / ANALOG / RETRO

J60 Heatwave for Omnisphere 3 is a soundset inspired by one of the defining synthesizers of the 1980s: the Roland Juno-60. Built using both the newly added Juno waveforms in Omnisphere 3 and the classic soundsources already found in Omnisphere, this collection celebrates everything that made the instrument legendary — warm pads brimming with rich chorus, chunky deep basses and instantly recognizable analog character.

“J60 heatwave explores both sides of the 1980s synthesizer revolution — the warmth of analog and the rise of digital.”

Released in 1982, the Juno-60 became one of the most successful synthesizers of its era. Its simple architecture, powerful chorus and immediate hands-on workflow helped shape countless pop, synth-pop and electronic records throughout the decade. Even today, it remains one of the most loved analog synthesizers ever created.

The main collection focuses on the qualities that made the Juno famous. Warm analog pads, lush polysynths, deep basses, bright arpeggios and classic 80s pop sounds sit alongside more cinematic and atmospheric patches designed specifically for modern productions.

But the story doesn’t end there.

Cover of FM Soundset


Bonus Soundset: FM
Included with J60 Heatwave is a companion collection inspired by the Yamaha TX series — a family of FM synthesizers that represented the exact opposite approach to sound design. While the Juno was warm, immediate and organic, the TX was digital, precise and crystal clear. Together they became two of the defining voices of the decade.

This creates a unique dual collection: one half built around the lush analog character of the Juno, the other exploring the glassy bells, metallic textures, digital pads and crystalline tones that made Yamaha’s FM synthesizers equally influential.

From warm sunsets to neon city lights, from chorus-soaked analog nostalgia to sparkling digital textures, J60 Heatwave captures the full spectrum of the synthesizer sounds that defined the 1980s.

J60 Heatwave is an independent soundset not affiliated with or endorsed by Roland Corporation, Yamaha Corporation, or Spectrasonics, and is entirely built using the Spectrasonics soundsources included in Omnisphere 3.

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