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CLASSIC ROLAND INSTRUMENT : JUPITER-8
JUPITER-8
The JUPITER-8 is one of the most desirable analog polysynths ever created. It represents the pinnacle of Roland engineering in the early 1980s, with a gorgeous design, robust build, and extreme sonic flexibility. The instrument’s incredibly warm yet clear sound is forever imprinted within the many essential music genres that emerged during its original release. And its influence has never diminished, appearing across a range of styles to this day.
Designer Series : n/vision
n/vision
n/vision elevates the sophisticated character of wavetable synthesis with Roland's latest advancements. This all-original Roland Boutique instrument is a powerful platform for crafting rich sounds and evolving textures, offering hands-on control for immediate creative interaction and deep menu-driven tools for sophisticated sound design.
CLASSIC ROLAND INSTRUMENT : JD-800
JD-800
By the early ’90s, preset-driven digital synths with limited hands-on controls dominated the landscape. The JD-800 changed all that in 1991, bringing the synthesizer world back to its roots with a massive control-laden panel and an aggressively electronic sound palette. With its gleaming tone and monster sound-shaping potential, the influential JD-800 helped define the sound of popular music over the next two decades.
CLASSIC ROLAND INSTRUMENT : JX-8P
JX-8P
Released in 1985, the JX-8P was among the last of Roland’s analog polysynths. Its two digitally controlled oscillators per voice took analog into new territory, creating crisp, clear tones associated with the crop of all-digital synthesizers arriving on the scene. This hybrid approach made it highly versatile, especially with the hands-on editing functions of the companion PG-800 programmer. A favorite for its rich strings, pads, and brass sounds, the JX-8P’s characteristic tone can be heard on numerous albums and movie soundtracks from the mid-’80s to today.
CLASSIC ROLAND INSTRUMENT : JUNO-60
JUNO-60
The JUNO-60 was a polyphonic analog synthesizer released in 1982. This follow-up to the JUNO-6—Roland’s first JUNO instrument—improved on its predecessor by adding onboard storage to save presets. It’s revered for its solid, punchy sound, which can be attributed to its digitally controlled oscillator (DCO) and sweet, juicy filter. There was also a hands-on interface filled with buttons, sliders, and switches, an arpeggiator, and the lush, ethereal ensemble chorus that’s essential to the distinctive JUNO sound. Popular in its time and featured on countless tracks, the JUNO-60 is more sought-after than ever and ranks high among legendary synthesizers.
CLASSIC ROLAND INSTRUMENT : TR-808
TR-808
Few musical instruments have influenced the course of modern music as much as the Roland TR-808 Rhythm Composer. Released in 1980, this groundbreaking programmable drum machine was only a moderate success during its brief production run. But as the decade progressed, adventurous creators discovered the TR-808's untapped potential and changed the music world forever.
The unmistakable analog 808 sound is foundational to hip-hop and house styles, and it continues to be woven into an endless stream of worldwide hits and underground classics. The TR-808's influence is so deep that it's been name-dropped in famous songs, had albums dedicated to it and bands named after it, and it's even the subject of a feature-length documentary film.
Legacy Roland Boutique Instruments
JP-08
The classic sonic signature of the JUPITER-8 synth in a compact, limited-edition module.
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A-01
A powerful pocket module with MIDI/analog connectivity and a flexible sound engine.
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K-25m
The K-25m is a 25-key, velocity-sensitive keyboard designed for use with the Roland Boutique series.
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