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Wednesday, October 01, 2025
Roland GR-500 GS-500 Guitar Synthesizer External Synth With ARP Odyssey
video upload by WayneJoness
https://gr300.com/GR-500.html
"Roland GR-500 GS-500 Guitar Synthesizer External Synth With ARP Odyssey
This video details using the Roland GR-500 guitar synthesizer with the ARP Odyssey analog synthesizer."
Roland Introduces the TR-1000 Rhythm Creator w/ TR-808 and TR-909 Analog Drum Circuitry
video uploads by RolandChannel
The TR-1000 is available now for $2,699.99. Check with dealers on the right for availability.
"The TR-1000’s analog engine features 16 of the most coveted circuits from the TR-808 and TR-909, faithfully recreated from the original designs with detailed engineering and carefully selected modern components. Alongside the TR-1000’s analog voices are powerful digital sounds driven by Roland’s latest advancements, including 21 circuit-bent TR-808 and TR-909 models built with Analog Circuit Behavior (ACB) technology, FM percussion, virtual analog tones, and a deep PCM library for sonic exploration and fresh textures."
Playlist:
1. Roland TR-1000 Rhythm Creator | Egyptian Lover Performance
2. Roland TR-1000 Rhythm Creator | Everything You Need to Know
3. Roland TR-1000 Rhythm Creator | Everything You Need to Know
User videos followed by hi-res pics and the press release:
The Crow Hill Company Adds Roland CR-78 Based RHYTHM MACHINE to VAULTS
video upload by CROW HILL
"Step back to 1978 and discover the iconic Roland CR-78, the first programmable drum machine that changed the way artists approached rhythm. Before the 808 and modern drum machines, the CR-78 gave musicians the power to create and store their own drum patterns. In the hands of artists like Phil Collins, Peter Gabriel, and Blondie, it became iconic. For this Vault, we’ve preserved the much-loved character of the CR-78 and expanded its sonic potential with some tasteful effects."
https://thecrowhillcompany.com/free/
Press release follows:
The Crow Hill Company creates …RHYTHM MACHINE as latest free VAULTS… VI, preserving vintage classic’s character while expanding its sonic potential
EDINBURGH, UK: The Crow Hill Company is proud to announce availability of VAULTS - RHYTHM MACHINE as its latest VI (Virtual Instrument) release ready for all to download and make music with for free for the rest of their lives — literally preserving Roland’s 1978-vintage CR-78 CompuRhythm’s classic character as the Japanese giant of electronic musical instrument manufacturing’s first programmable drum machine (that changed the way artists approached rhythm and, in doing so, stamped its musical mark on a number of notable hit records that subsequently secured its iconic status in the annals of music technology history for all eternity), effectively expanding its sonic potential with some tasteful effects as a result — as of October 1…
Far from stretching the boundaries of truth, it is fair to say that the introduction of Roland’s CR-78 CompuRhythm changed the course of history as the first computer-controlled programmable drum machine. Most rhythm machines before its late-1978 introduction were preset-only affairs, forcing their users to pick from the likes of ‘Bossa Nova’, ‘Rock’, and ‘Waltz’ — more in keeping with the home organ-orientated terminology of the time. The CR-78, however, offered something new — namely, an ability to program rhythm patterns and store them in memory using the external WS-1 programmer optionally offered by Roland. Indeed, its 14 onboard instruments include bass drum, cymbals, hi-hats, rimshot, snare drum, and tambourine alongside several Latin-type sounds, such as bongos, claves, and cowbell — all generated using analogue circuits, giving it a distinctly warm, punchy character. Thanks to the CR-78’s analogue nature, though, the tempo control is not exactly surgical, but this foible only adds to its charm. And, as history has borne out, when placed in the creative musical hands of Blondie, Phil Collins, Peter Gabriel, and others, it became an iconic instrument in its own right.
Roland MC-202 // Analog Vintage Synthesizer // BEAUTY!
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via this Reverb listing
"This is the iconic Roland MC-202 from the golden era of analog synths... and this one is in beautiful condition!
The MC-202 was part of the Detroit, Belgium and Dutch house scene in the late 80s, early 90s. It's therefore becoming a rare unit nowadays, most units you find on the market were HEAVY used during those decades. Plus way less units were produced comparing to it's two fraternal twin the SH-101.
The MC-202 is basically a SH-101 with tons of additional sequencing features, CV in/out options, double sync etc... and a display! Its a gorgeous unit and it's sounds are all instant house music.
Important things to consider buying this beautiful unit from us:
No discolouration or faded teint of the outer shell like most units have!
Clean Battery compartment, most units had battery leaks in the past creating future problems on the boards, like also the case in many 606 and 303 units.
Display like new, most units have faded/watery displays.
No destructive devaluating mods have been done, no drilling in the case, etc."
via this Reverb listing
"This is the iconic Roland MC-202 from the golden era of analog synths... and this one is in beautiful condition!
The MC-202 was part of the Detroit, Belgium and Dutch house scene in the late 80s, early 90s. It's therefore becoming a rare unit nowadays, most units you find on the market were HEAVY used during those decades. Plus way less units were produced comparing to it's two fraternal twin the SH-101.
The MC-202 is basically a SH-101 with tons of additional sequencing features, CV in/out options, double sync etc... and a display! Its a gorgeous unit and it's sounds are all instant house music.
Important things to consider buying this beautiful unit from us:
No discolouration or faded teint of the outer shell like most units have!
Clean Battery compartment, most units had battery leaks in the past creating future problems on the boards, like also the case in many 606 and 303 units.
Display like new, most units have faded/watery displays.
No destructive devaluating mods have been done, no drilling in the case, etc."
Tuesday, September 30, 2025
Roland Juno-106 Analog Keyboard Synthesizer SN 508413
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via this listing
Additional Perfect Circuit listings
via this listing
Additional Perfect Circuit listings
Roland MC-707 Groovebox
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via this Reverb listing
Additional SYNTH CITY Listings
via this Reverb listing
Additional SYNTH CITY Listings
Roland TR 909
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via this Reverb listing
via this Reverb listing
Roland RS-09 Organ Strings Synthesizer SN 947450
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via this eBay listing
via this eBay listing
Monday, September 29, 2025
Thoughts on the Juno-X in 2025
video upload by MR TUNA Music
"I have had the Roland Juno-X since it's release and it may seem almost redundant in my studio, especially with the big bad Jupiter-X looming behind me in the main shot, but despite being it's medium sized brother, the Juno-X has so much to appreciate and even some improvements on the aforementioned flagship.
Here's a few reasons I still really love my Juno-X:
0:00 - Intro
0:45 - Connectivity
1:25 - Turning the Juno-X on
1:54 - Original Juno series vs. Juno-X
2:45 - Getting started making sounds
3:00 - Pulse Wave Modulation
3:22 - Filter envelope settings
3:55 - Layering in oscillators
4:20 - Adding in classic Juno chorus
4:34 - Effects
4:59 - Layering sounds
5:40 - Inverted filter envelope pad
5:59 - Together
6:36 - Part 3: Arpeggiated pluck
6:47 - Assigning arpeggios
7:48 - A big arpeggiated sound
8:34 - Part 4: Piano
9:04 - Everything Everywhere All At Once
9:40 - Bonus USB MIDI control
9:53 - Part 5: The Rhythm Section
10:13 - Playing with drum beats
11:35 - Thanks for watching"
Saturday, September 27, 2025
bento multisampling tutorial - automatically multisample other synths!
video upload by 1010music
"1010music samplers can automatically multisample other synths, complete with split zones and velocity layers. Here we show you how it's done on bento, our sampling production lab using vintage Roland Juno and Casio CZ-5000 synthesizers."
Roland CR8000 CompuRhythm w/ Original Box
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via this Reverb listing
via this Reverb listing
Friday, September 26, 2025
New Roland TR-1000 RHYTHM CREATOR Incoming
Update: teaser videos added below.
This one was sent in via an anonymous reader. It's apparently from a Sweetwater catalog.
The text reads:
"NEW!
Meet the TR-1000:
Roland's Legacy Rhythms Reborn
Blueprinted with unprecedented potential, the Roland TR-1000 Rhythm Creator marries historic heat, analog presence, and digital precision into a polychromic powerhouse built on the masterfully re-created circuits of the legendary TR-808 and TR-909 drum machines. Its hybrid architecture houses a trio of synth engines, bringing a prismatic palette of FM, PCM, and VA possibilities to the TR-1000's analog foundations, with ACB modeling supplying the coveted circuit-bent sonics of the 8X and 9X models. Over 2,500 onboard sounds join a wealth of digital and analog effects while the suite of classic-to-contemporary connectivity effortlessly integrates the TR-1000 into any arrangement. Add in cutting-edge Morphing performance controls, next-gen TR-REC sequencing. true-stereo re/sampling, and an unbridled array of sonic contouring tools, and you've only scratch the surface of the TR-1000's kaleidoscopic capabilities — vintage heart, modern soul. and endless exploration waiting to be discovered by you."
If legit, I'm curious how it will compare the the TR-8S. Note the change in design aesthetic. Reminds me of the GAIA with a touch of Elektron gear. Note the Morph slider on the bottom right and display on the top right.
Celestine
video upload by Ebotronix
Expressive E Osmose,
Haken Audio ContinuuMini,
Arturia Minifreak,
Roland Aira S1,
Hologram Electronics Microcosm Special Edition 2024,
Strymon Big Sky MX, controlled by,
ATO Faderbank 16 n , with Midi CC,
Line6 DL 4 MK2,
CME Midi Thru 5 WC,
Bastle Bestie,
Conductive Labs The NDLR V2,
G# minor scale
26.09.2025
video # 2572
LABELS/MORE:
Arturia,
AtoVproject,
Bastl Instruments,
Expressive E,
Haken,
Hologram,
Roland,
strymon
Roland JD-08 Boutique Series Programmable Synthesizer Module
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via this Reverb listing
Additional SYNTH CITY Listings
via this Reverb listing
Additional SYNTH CITY Listings
Hydrasynth Presets with Juno 60 / 106 style analog chorus
video upload by Tena Lock (Tenalock)
"Decided to do another video about the Hydrasynth trying to capture that magical Roland Juno 106 and Juno 60 using presets I programmed. Using the magic of bucket brigade analog chorus.
You can see me turning off the chorus on the Hydrasynth sometimes, and sometimes leaving it on because it sounds better to my ears. If you turn off the Hydrasynth chorus it can be better because it doesn’t sound over the top and cause phasing that makes it sound worse.
When you see the cost of plugin chorus like Roland cloud Juno 60 chorus for $160 but then you can buy and analog chorus that does (imo) an even better job for $120 you might think the world has gone crazy lol ( the in version 2 of the chorus pedal - much better)
You can’t hear the Hydrasynth effects of the built chorus here when the pedal is off because you have to use a mono out into the stereo chorus.
If you want to hear the output of the Hydrasynth stereo chorus head here:"
Juno 106 Bank A for Hydrasynth - Random Jamming and camera testing
video upload by Tena Lock (Tenalock)
"The roland juno 106 is so epic that I have been making juno 106 sounds for my hydrasynth. there seems to be a camera malfunction during this video but the audio still plays and teh video comes back.
If it can go worng, it will, Lol. I'm trying.
You can find the bank here: https://tenalock.gumroad.com/l/xxeqqu"
Roland Alpha Juno & MKS 50 Presets
video upload by Sonic Freaks
"Presets are available here: https://www.sonicfreaks.com/shop/alph...
We proudly present our unique set of presets for the Roland Alpha Juno and MKS50 synthesizer series. We've gone to great lengths to create highly usable sounds for this unique synth. The sounds are ideal for (melodic) techno and house, electro, synth pop, ambient, EDM, and other forms of (electronic) music. Check out our demo to get a feel for the sounds.
We've paid close attention to the playability and expressiveness of the presets. Most presets are velocity-sensitive or use aftertouch to control the filter. Ideal for dance music.
The presets are 100% compatible with all models of the Roland Alpha Juno series, including the Alpha Juno 1 (JU-1), Alpha Juno 2 (JU-2), the Roland Synth Plus 10 (HS-10), Roland Synth Plus 80 (HS-80), the MKS-50, and the TAL TAL-Pha Plugin. For the Roland MKS-50, we've included an additional sysex file in which the tone names are copied to the patches. We did this because the MKS-50 has a slightly different architecture than the Alpha Juno series.
If you are interested in my music you can find my latest album 'Silicon Seas' here:
https://diffusereality.bandcamp.com/"
Thursday, September 25, 2025
Introducing: Reverb Wallet - more earnings, faster payments
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Press release follows:
Reverb unveils a new Wallet experience, helping music makers fund their next sound faster
With Reverb Wallet, music makers get more money for their gear with a 1% cash back bonus, faster earnings, and future access to exclusive perks
September 25, 2025 —Reverb, the largest online marketplace dedicated to music gear, today announced a new way to experience one of its most beloved features: Reverb Wallet. Now, music makers can get even more money for their gear when opting to keep earnings from sales of gear on Reverb in their Reverb Wallet, taking advantage of a 1% cash back bonus, faster earnings, and future access to exclusive perks that can help them fund their new sound faster.
With the newly imagined Reverb Wallet, US sellers can earn an extra 1% cash back on their sales when they store their funds on Reverb. Payments from sales will be stored in their Reverb Wallet, with funds transferring quickly and securely, giving them quicker access to the millions of pieces of music gear on Reverb.
Said Reverb’s Chief Technology Officer, Jason Wain: “One of the most important parts of music making is trying out new sounds. Whether you’re upgrading from an Epiphone Les Paul to a Gibson, or starting a new project that needs the dreamy tone of a Roland Juno rather than the gritty sound of the Moog Grandmother, we want to make that journey as easy as possible. . With Reverb Wallet, players get access to more gear when they turn their old guitars, synths, pedals, and other instruments into higher earnings that help them refresh their rig.”
Not only is the new Reverb Wallet backed by a trusted and regulated payments platform, it will also offer access to exclusive perks over the coming months. Music makers can keep an eye out for notifications for timely promotions.
Sellers on Reverb can take advantage of the cash back bonus and faster earnings available via the new Reverb Wallet by:
Logging into their Reverb account and visiting their "Shop Settings."
Selecting "Reverb Wallet” in the payment settings section on the “Policies” page.
It’s that easy!
The unveiling of the new Reverb Wallet experience follows the marketplace’s recent return to independence. After years under Etsy, Reverb was purchased by two new investors: Creator Partners, which also invests in BMI, SoundCloud, Color Studios, and Mogul; and Servco, which has been involved in musical instruments since 1937, including their role in buying Fender back from CBS in 1985, ultimately leading to their purchase of a majority stake in the brand in 2020.
To learn more about Reverb Wallet and how you get more money for your gear, visit: https://reverb.com/featured/wallet.
Press release follows:
Reverb unveils a new Wallet experience, helping music makers fund their next sound faster
With Reverb Wallet, music makers get more money for their gear with a 1% cash back bonus, faster earnings, and future access to exclusive perks
September 25, 2025 —Reverb, the largest online marketplace dedicated to music gear, today announced a new way to experience one of its most beloved features: Reverb Wallet. Now, music makers can get even more money for their gear when opting to keep earnings from sales of gear on Reverb in their Reverb Wallet, taking advantage of a 1% cash back bonus, faster earnings, and future access to exclusive perks that can help them fund their new sound faster.
With the newly imagined Reverb Wallet, US sellers can earn an extra 1% cash back on their sales when they store their funds on Reverb. Payments from sales will be stored in their Reverb Wallet, with funds transferring quickly and securely, giving them quicker access to the millions of pieces of music gear on Reverb.
Said Reverb’s Chief Technology Officer, Jason Wain: “One of the most important parts of music making is trying out new sounds. Whether you’re upgrading from an Epiphone Les Paul to a Gibson, or starting a new project that needs the dreamy tone of a Roland Juno rather than the gritty sound of the Moog Grandmother, we want to make that journey as easy as possible. . With Reverb Wallet, players get access to more gear when they turn their old guitars, synths, pedals, and other instruments into higher earnings that help them refresh their rig.”
Not only is the new Reverb Wallet backed by a trusted and regulated payments platform, it will also offer access to exclusive perks over the coming months. Music makers can keep an eye out for notifications for timely promotions.
Sellers on Reverb can take advantage of the cash back bonus and faster earnings available via the new Reverb Wallet by:
Logging into their Reverb account and visiting their "Shop Settings."
Selecting "Reverb Wallet” in the payment settings section on the “Policies” page.
It’s that easy!
The unveiling of the new Reverb Wallet experience follows the marketplace’s recent return to independence. After years under Etsy, Reverb was purchased by two new investors: Creator Partners, which also invests in BMI, SoundCloud, Color Studios, and Mogul; and Servco, which has been involved in musical instruments since 1937, including their role in buying Fender back from CBS in 1985, ultimately leading to their purchase of a majority stake in the brand in 2020.
To learn more about Reverb Wallet and how you get more money for your gear, visit: https://reverb.com/featured/wallet.
Roland JP-8080 SN ZN16123 w/ Original Box
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via this eBay listing
"Includes
1x Roland JP-8080 Rack Module
2x Roland JP-8080 Rack Ears
1x Roland JP-8080 Box
1x Power Cable
2x Wood Side Panel Stands (Synths & Wood UK)"
via this eBay listing
"Includes
1x Roland JP-8080 Rack Module
2x Roland JP-8080 Rack Ears
1x Roland JP-8080 Box
1x Power Cable
2x Wood Side Panel Stands (Synths & Wood UK)"
Great combo: Ult-Sound DS-4M Pro-Muzer and DS-4M CUSTOM with a Roland RE-201
video upload by Korablove Roman
"You don't other synths anymore if you already have a few DS-4M. In this video, discover how easily you can craft expressive, controlled melodies using four fully independent voices—each one individually editable for limitless creative possibilities. Demo by Yebisu303"
Wednesday, September 24, 2025
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