ROLAND, MUSIC

The limited-edition JU-06 is an authentic recreation of the iconic JUNO-106 synthesizer. Sometimes described as one of the last great synths of the analog era, the JUNO-106 became a favorite thanks to its warm sounds and instant sound-shaping ability.

A compact re-creation of the popular VP-330 Vocoder Plusthe Roland VP-03 delivers compelling vocoder and voice transformation effects. The VP-03 faithfully replicates the sound of its predecessorutilizing the latest ACB technology. Employ the included gooseneck mic to forge exciting vocal sounds.

The original Roland TR-909 provided analog kicksnareand tomsalong with 6-bit samples for hats and cymbals. This hybrid sound-generation method ensured that the 909 sounded like no other drum machine. So it cool that Roland has brought this classic back in updated fashion for their Boutique series.

The SE-02 represents a collaborative effort by Roland and Studio Electronicsthe company behind innovative synth modules such as the Omega 8Boomstarand Tonestar.

The SH-01A reimagines Roland venerable SH-101 synthesizer as a Boutique Series module. Just like the originalthe SH-01A generates distinctive bass sounds and bubbly analog effects using a simple 1-VCO1-VCF1-VCA1-LFO design. But thanks to modern innovationsyou can now perform full chords with 4-voice polyphonygreatly expanding your sound palette.

Roland TR-08 reimagines the world most famous drum machine as a Boutique Series module. Fire it upand youl experience the same sizzling hi-hatssnappy snareclicky rimshot and unmistakable cowbell as the original. And yes ? the legendary bass drum is in there in all its booming glory. But the TR-08 is more than a simple retread of a vintage 808.

Originally conceived as a drum machine companion to the Roland TB-303 Bassline Synthesizer, the Roland TR-606 was compact, visually inviting, and simple to program. Yet both it and the TB-303 were coolly received, and within a few years, they were populating the shelves of pawnshops and thrift stores.

The Roland JX-08 Boutique Series sound module brings you the authentic sound of the classic JX-8P synthesizer that first made waves back in 1985. And it’s more easily programmable than the original ever was, thanks to its full set of hands-on controls derived from the PG-800 programmer unit.

The Roland JD-08 Boutique Series sound module delivers the authentic sound of the venerable JD-800, a synth beloved by producers for its ability to craft epic layered sounds. All 64 original presets are included (even that Wailing Guitar), plus 21 new presets to showcase the JD-08’s modern potential.

A tiny, mighty powerhouse, the Roland JD-Xi analog/digital crossover synthesizer gives you a true analog synth engine, along with Roland's famous SuperNATURAL synth tones, a 4-track pattern sequencer, a gooseneck mic with built-in Vocoder and AutoPitch, and USB for audio/MIDI connectivity.

Few synthesizers have blazed trails like Roland’s Juno duo of the 1980s. Powered by the same conceptual architecture, the 60 and the 106 synth engines delivered instantly recognizable polyphonic sound. The Juno’s sempiternal sonics have long awaited a worthy heir, and the Juno-X has arrived to pick up the mantle.

Meet the SH-4d Synthesizer, a desktop powerhouse with hands-on workflow and deep synthesis tools for designing the sounds of yesterday, today, and tomorrow. Create spontaneous musical moments with 11 OSC Models, a multitimbral pattern sequencer, extensive effects, and plenty of polyphony.

The original Gaia synthesizer was designed to meld past and future via virtual analog synthesis, all revolving around Roland’s iconic SH-101.