The Access Virus TI is a virtual analog synthesizer and hardware effects processor. It is a powerful and versatile instrument that is capable of producing a wide range of sounds from classic analog-style tones to modern digital textures. It features...
Fantom-G6 has a 61-note velocity sensitive keyboard with channel aftertouch. The instrument comprised 2230 waveforms offering 256MB of wave memory and 1920 preset patches. Fantom-G6 gives twice as much of the ROM capacity Roland ever allocated to its...
Fantom-G7 has a 76-note velocity sensitive keyboard with channel aftertouch. The instrument comprised 2230 waveforms offering 256MB of wave memory and 1920 preset patches. Fantom-G7 gives twice as much of the ROM capacity Roland ever allocated to its...
Fantom-G8 has an 88-note PHA II Ivory Feel keyboard with velocity and channel aftertouch. The instrument comprised 2230 waveforms offering 256MB of wave memory and 1920 preset patches. Fantom-G6 gives twice as much of the ROM capacity Roland ever...
The Roland JV-880 is a digital synthesizer module released by Roland Corporation in 1993. It is a multi-timbral, multi-timbral synthesizer module with a wide range of sounds, including pianos, strings, brass, and drums. It has a built-in sequencer and can be used to create complex musical arrangements.
JV-80 is a 28-note polyphonic synthesizer with 4 oscillators per voice. The 61-note keyboard is velocity sensitive and supports aftertouch. The digital synth engine offers 4MB of ROM sampled sounds. Roland installs in the instrument its digital Time...
The Roland JV-90 is a synthesizer keyboard released in 1993 by Roland Corporation. It is a part of the JV series of synthesizers and is based on the Roland JV-880. It is a 28 or 56-voice polyphonic synthesizer with multitimbral capability. It features a...
The Roland D-5 is a synthesizer released by Roland Corporation in 1988. It was the first in the D-series of synthesizers and was designed to provide an affordable alternative to the more expensive and complex synthesizers of the time. It featured a wide...
Since the release of Memorymoog, the cult American company did not take on polyphonic synthesizers, but the legacy assumed and the fans waited. And in the end, they received 8 or 16 voices for 6000 dollars, performed in the best traditions of the brand -...
TG77 is a rackmount version of SY77. The unit lacks the original keyboard, sequencer and 3.5” disk drive. The instrument features 32 voices of polyphony – 16 for AFM voices and 16 for AWM2 sampled voices. The structure of the synthesizer is based on 6...
