Roland Analog Monosynth Collection License Code

Analog Circuit Behavior (ACB)

Thanks to Roland's proprietary circuit modeling technology, you get to feel the full retro energy with the five emulations. The ACB process involves the careful analysis of original hardware units, circuit diagrams and other historical data. This information is used to recreate the authentic circuit behavior of the vintage instruments - including all the beloved "quirks" and instabilities that give these synthesizers their amazingly lifelike sound and organic response.

SH-101

The SH-101 software synthesizer is a highly detailed recreation of the famous Roland SH-101. Powered by advanced circuit simulation technology, the plug-in perfectly reproduces the inspiring analog sounds of the original that have been shaping electronic music styles for decades.

SYSTEM-100

The SYSTEM-100 software synthesizer combines the features of the original Model 101 synthesizer and the Model 102 expander modules from the SYSTEM-100, resulting in an incredibly fat and versatile two-oscillator monosynth with modular routing capabilities.

SH-2

In the late 1970s, synthesizers underwent a major evolution with the introduction of polyphony and built-in memory for patches. While the world's synthesizer manufacturers were developing these new technologies, Roland launched a seemingly simple monophonic synthesizer - the now classic SH-2. Known for its raw vintage sound, the SH-2's two VCO plus sub-oscillator configuration delivers devastatingly fat basses, sharp leads and wild effects.

TB-303

With an unmistakable sonic signature bursting with warmth, energy and character, the Roland TB-303 Bass Line defined the acid house movement of the late 1980s. Originally widely misunderstood when it was introduced in 1981, the true revolution began a few years later when electronic music producers rediscovered the quirky box and unleashed the hypnotic, fluid sound that captivated a Generation. The TB-303 software Bass Line brings this historic instrument as a DAW plug-in with circuit-accurate fidelity and useful modern enhancements.

PROMARS

A sibling of the legendary JUPITER-4, this rare and wonderful synthesizer from 1979 boasts an impressive voice with a dense, rich sound and is increasingly sought after on the used market.