The Roland Juno-G represents a significant evolution in the affordable Juno lineage, departing from its analog heritage to become a comprehensive digital workstation. Styled reminiscent of the classic Juno 106 but sharing DNA with the Fantom X series,...
Except the name, SH-201 has nothing to do with the series of SH analog synthesizers made by Roland. This is quite simple and yet easy-to-use budget synthesizer with all the main functions of a virtual analog instrument - 10-voice polyphony, a wide choice...
Gaia SH-01, although it uses the legendary Roland abbreviation SH, nevertheless has nothing in common with the famous analog synthesizers of the 80's, although it emulates their sounds quite well. It is a compact synthesizer sporting mixed architecture...
Fantom-X7 is a 76-note keyboard with velocity and channel aftertouch. Fantom-X series comprises new sound generator chip. Plus to the famous 5-tone architecture and 128 voices of polyphony there’s 1GB of waveform capacity integrated. The series features...
The Roland Fantom Xa represented in mid-2000s the most affordable entry point into Roland's acclaimed Fantom workstation series, positioned as the eighth model in the lineup. While maintaining the core synthesis power that made the Fantom series...