PG-10 Synth Programmer, Extension for Electronic Instruments from Roland.

Sound box from the 90's type "Art of Noise" or Roland D-50, simple and efficient, with a simple placement in a Rock/Pop/Variety mix. With a little more features than the D-110, still as strong in a deep 1U rack. Bass, choirs, and string brass sounds are interesting - layering sax/brass/trumpet by playing with pitch for example. The acoustic pianos are... dated! You may like some of them. Good built-in chorus and reverb effects.

Warm, mellow and fat analog sounds, one of Roland's best expanders, built like a tank in 1994. TR-808 sounds are included in the presets. The dynamic leads and rich strings of the 90s are yours! Useful for dubbing VST sounds for example, fits well in a mix with a wide range of generalist sounds: A sound bank: wurlizer, Fender Rhodes, Hammond, acoustic pianos. Bank B: electro bass like Moog or Korg MS-20. Bank C: analog leads, choirs, string pads, and special effects (film music for example). Quality effects. Note the TB-303 preset ready.  The demo song "Rave" included in the JV-1080 is impressive: you get close to scratch vinyl or vocoder sounds with the sounds and effects on board.

CONCENTRATED RACK POWER FOR FAST AND FLEET WORK: 6000 soundsWith the development of SuperNATURAL sound generators and "Behavior Modeling" technology, Roland is blurring the lines between acoustic and electronic instruments.Based on these cutting-edge technologies, the new INTEGRA-7 offers musicians a sonic gold mine that includes the latest SuperNATURAL sounds in a 16-part, easy-to-access multitimbral module. This incredible package features the best sounds from Roland's largest keyboards and V-Drums modules as well as the legendary SRX collection of vintage tones.In addition, it features a new technology called "Motional Surround," a 17-part processor that graphically determines the position of each part within a 360-degree sound field. The unprecedented power of the INTEGRA-7 allows you to create extremely realistic and precise orchestral arrangements and sounds of unparalleled depth.

The Proteus 2XR Orchestral is a digital synthesizer in a rack or break more precisely. It cannot record audio or generate a waveform. This is not its function. It is not for all that uninteresting, on the contrary!It integrates 384 very high quality samples and offers 3 assignable stereo outputs (jack 6.35). Few parameters can be modified, it is very easy to use.The samples come from orchestral instruments (violin, horn, flute, string... but no piano) and can be grouped. They are divided into 5 sound banks. The quality of the sounds is just incredible, totally organic and really true to reality, bluffing!!! There are a few analog synthesizer soundsNote that the range and tablature of the original instruments is respected.

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The new Dark Energy II looks like the Dark Energy I at first sight. But the basic sound of the Dark Energy II is clearly different from the version I because of the new circuits for the VCO, the VCF and the VCA. In the following description of the Dark Energy II, the differences with the Dark Energy I are marked in blue:The Dark Energy II is a stand-alone monophonic synthesizer with USB and Midi interface. The sound generation and all the modulation sources are 100% analog, only the USB/Midi interface contains digital components. The Dark Energy is built in a robust black metal case with wooden side plates. High quality potentiometers with metal shafts are used and every potentiometer - except the filter mode control - is fixed to the case (no wobbly shafts and knobs). The distance between the controls is a bit larger compared to the A-100 modules and vintage looking knobs are used.