Roland SC-55 (Sound Canvas) is a GS standard sound module, released in 1991. The SC-55 was the first module to support the new GM standard and its GS extension developed by Roland. The device has a 24-voice polyphony and 16-part multitimbrality, supports...
Roland’s sound module XV-5080 sports 128 voices, 32-part (!) multitimbrality, over 1000 factory patches, built in SCSI (Small Computer System Interface) and Wordclock input, stereo waveforms, Matrix Control and can be expanded via SRX and SR-JV80 Series...
The release of MC-505 took place in 1998. Groovebox is based on the same core as the JV series instruments are, and shares a lot with the JV/XP synthesizer lines. MC-505 is designed for aggressive genres of music, like techno, and for this purpose the...
The rackmount version of Roland JP-8000 differs in polyphony which was increased from 8 to 10 voices, the number of presets and user program memory were more than doubled, new effects were added - flanger and distortion, voice modifier Voice Modulator...
The device is built upon SuperNATURAL and Behavior Modeling technologies allowing for use the latest sounds cultivated by the brand and recall the sounds quickly owing to the fast access concept. Roland’s flagship keyboards, V-Drums and SRX library have...
JV-2080 doesn’t rest on the laurels of JV-1080 going even a bit further – the unit offers that needed simplicity in exploitation, eight slots for expansion boards, and three independent EFX sets providing 40 effects each. The module is filled with...
Another Roland’s legend and talk-about in the world of sound modules. Countless recordings got released featuring this unit which happened to be an indispensable music tool for many film composers back then. One of the most popular synthesizers ever...
Super JD-990 is a module version of JD-800 though it features some specs not introduced in the keyboard prototype. The module was released in 1993. The instrument offers 24 voice of polyphony and its core is represented with digital sample-based...
D-550 is a rackmount version of Roland’s popular D-50. The unit features fewer controls though the circuit is identical. D-550 is based on the capabilities of one of the most popular digital synthesizers not only ever created by Roland but ever emerged...
In 2003, MC-909 was released by Roland. Its sound core is based on a series of synthesizer modules "XV", and the internal memory is limited to 272 MB. The professional device includes 800 patches, 693 waveforms, and a "SRX" expansion. Among its...
