SOUND ON SOUND
Roland have moved into the active monitor market with a product which offers digital inputs and a 'Speaker Modelling Function' courtesy of their V-series recorders and mixers. Technology overkill or a studio necessity? Hugh Robjohns finds out...
Roland's sophisticated, yet highly affordable SRV3030 is the latest contender in the competitive market for dedicated reverb units. Paul White tries it out.
Roland’s venerable SPD range just keeps getting better...
The JD‑800 is the latest instrument to join the Roland Cloud.
Three e-drum kits have been announced, each based around the new TD‑50X module.
Does Roland’s software Juno 60 capture the magic of the original?
Digital poly classic is now available for Cloud, Zenology and Jupiter-X & Xm platforms.
When I’m recording an old Roland Juno 106 synth and I connect it to a UA Apollo soundcard, it sounds fine. However, I’ve also tried running it into some other preamps and got some strange results...
Pads are the glue that holds entire genres of music together. We look at how you can improve yours.
If you own a VS880, you can already record, edit and produce a stereo mix of your masterworks, all with out leaving the 880's tape-like hard disk recording environment, but now Roland have added the ability to make a CD master in the same way. Paul Nagle goes for the burn.
