With so much processing available in modern DAWs, we take a look at some of the more left-field plugins and approaches for ...

While its a nifty idea, we can't help but note a similarity to Roland's Boutique range, a series of mini-synths (one of which is also based on the SH-101) that also link up with a detachable MIDI ...

At its core, the MicroKorg 2 is a virtual analog synth (it's digital but aims to sound analog), just like its predecessor. But the scope of its sound-shaping power is much broader.

Or – most criminally – they did everything right but due to sheer bad luck or timing simply didn't get the credit that they ...

But what we haven’t seen so far is an analogue polyphonic synth that doesn’t simply imitate something that’s gone before. That, for me, is the compelling thing about the Korg Minilogue. Well, that and ...

So, when Roland announced the Gaia 2 — a long overdue update to its 13-year-old virtual analog synth — I was cautiously optimistic.

Roland’s original Gaia arrived in 2010, at the tail end of a virtual analogue boom. It was highly praised by us (and others) at the time for its convincing VA sound and hands-on interface.

The problem with old keyboards like Roland’s iconic Juno-6 and Juno-60 models (with sounds responsible for a ton of the hits you love from the 1980s) is that if you want a real one, you’re ...

Roland have released the ‘80s styled Juno-X which in contrast incorporates the latest music-making features. With a vintage design it fits within Roland’s new range of analogue polysynths however, by ...

Roland has announced the Juno-X programmable polyphonic synthesizer, which combines the power of the company's Zen-Core synth engine with authentic recreations of the legacy Juno-60 and Juno-106 ...

You can now recreate vintage Roland synth sounds with a new Roland plug-in, which was announced by the music technology company last week. The newly released standalone DAW plug-in, called JUNO-60 ...