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Explore this workshop into the Roland VS2480, full of hands-on tips and tecniques for harnessing the power of Roland's monster multitracker.
The V-Synth repackaged Roland's groundbreaking Variphrase technology, creating a powerful new kind of sample-based synthesis. Our two-part review looks at the rackmount V-Synth, and it's more powerful than the first.
As rare and expensive as it is desirable, Roland's celebrated modular system has always been out of reach for most of us, but now the company have recreated it for Eurorack.
From the classic vocoders of the '70s through to the hyper pitch-corrected pop vocals of the last decade, Roland's VT‑4 can do it all.
Roland’s TM-6 Pro module could be the perfect way to combine electronic and acoustic drums.
Roland continue to mine their considerable legacy with another Boutique module, this time based on the simple but much-loved SH-101.
Roland have this morning announced a brand new flagship drum machine: the TR-8S Rhythm Performer. Building on...
Thirty years after the launch of the groundbreaking D-50, Roland’s Boutique version offers the same iconic sound.
Roland's innovative V-Synth can now be reprogrammed with a RAM card, effectively turning it into another instrument. The VC1 card turns the clock back to 1987, perfectly recreating the S&S tones of the Roland D50.
The latest in the Boutique range is the result of an unexpected collaboration between Roland and Studio Electronics.
Roland have recreated their classic vocoder at a fraction of the cost — and size.
Roland's innovative new audio workstation is the first multitracker to use a CD-RW disc in place of a hard disk, and offers a one-stop production station with multitrack recording, phrase sampling, and CD mastering.
Roland’s EC-10M turns any cajon into an electronic percussion generator.
Roland have embraced the Eurorack format with their semi–modular System 1m and four Aira effects modules.
Portability and versatility inevitably mean trade-offs. Have Roland got the balance right?
Roland have condensed their considerable synthesizer workstation expertise into a single, affordable instrument.
If you need authentic‑sounding robo vocals or a passable imitation of Stephen Hawking, look no further than Roland's VT3.
There's more to Roland's latest digital piano than meets the eye. We put it to the test.