The Roland RS-70 is a digital synthesizer workstation released by Roland in 1998. It features a 61-key keyboard, a built-in sequencer, and a variety of synthesis and effects options. The RS-70 is capable of producing a wide range of sounds, from classic analog synthesizers to modern digital sounds.
The Roland Fantom-XR represented in 2004 a breakthrough in rack-mounted sound modules, delivering exceptional power and flexibility in a compact 1U form factor. This professional-grade synthesizer/sampler module offers unparalleled expandability with...
Juno-Stage 76 is a 128-voice polyphonic synthesizer with a 16-part multitimbrality. There are 128MB of wave memory which is twice bigger than in Juno-G, arpeggiator offers 128 presets and 128 user patches, chord memory and rhythm patterns. There’s a...
The Novation Bass Station II represents a triumphant return of the classic Bass Station after 20 years (launched in 2013), reimagined for the modern analogue monosynth renaissance. This compact, portable synthesizer maintains the distinctive timbre and...
The Yamaha Motif ES represented in the end of 2003 a next generation evolution of Yamaha's acclaimed Motif workstation synthesizer series, launched approximately two and a half years after the original Motif. Rather than creating an entirely new product...