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Fixing A 30-year Old Roland Bug
The Roland CM-500 is a digital synthesizer sound module released in 1991 that combines two incredibly powerful engines into one unit. However, in 2005 enthusiasts of the Roland MT-25 (one of the ...
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Roland’s new AI tech will “freshen ideas, remove writer’s block, and discover the undiscovered”
With its Roland Cloud software, Roland has spent much of the past decade building up a vast library of sounds for electronic ...
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Behringer's Grind is a hybrid semi-modular synth that borrows oscillators from a beloved Mutable Instruments module
along with Yamaha DX7 and Roland TR-303 emulations. Like Behringer's Brains module, 15 of Grind's synth engines were originally developed by boutique synth company Mutable Instruments for the ...
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“No previous experience required”: Roland puts its ZEN-Core synth engine into the beginner-friendly GO:KEYS 3 and 5 “music creation” keyboards
Roland certainly isn’t precious about putting its ZEN-Core synth engine into ‘non-synth’ hardware. We’ve seen it in digital pianos, and now it’s found its way into the new GO:KEYS 3 and 5, so-called ...