The Ensoniq Fizmo is a digital synthesizer released in 1998 by Ensoniq. It is a hybrid synthesizer featuring both analog and digital components. It has a unique sound engine that combines wavetable synthesis, sampling, and FM synthesis. It also features a built-in sequencer and effects.
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...
JD-XA released in 2015 became the first synthesizer made by Roland, which featured the latest technology of combined sound synthesis. The creators named their brainchild "crossover synth", which is poetically equivalent to the "crossroads of the two...
Juno-D is a unique representative of Juno series. It’s still as affordable but delivers quite different specification. Polyphony offers max 64 voices, each patch can carry two tones. Wave memory comprises 32MB. There are 640 preset patches, 20 rhythm...
Juno-Di is a 128-voice polyphonic 16-part multitimbral synthesizer released by Roland in 2009 as an upgraded version of Juno-D. The polyphony as well as ROM is twice bigger than in Juno-D. ROM offers 64MB of waveforms. The unit keeps Juno’s tradition of...
