Roland SYSTEM-8 PLUG-OUT Synth Ships

US Expandable synth is now available and includes JUPITER-8 and JUNO-106 PLUG-OUTs      12/10/16

Roland SYSTEM-8 PLUG-OUT Synth Ships


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Roland has announced the availability of the SYSTEM-8 PLUG-OUT Synthesizer, the advanced performance instrument that features the latest generation of the Analog Circuit Behavior (ACB) technology and about which we posted a video from the BPM show. Here's the press release that Roland US have sent us...

Powerful and deep, the SYSTEM-8 delivers a wide range of sounds inspired by over four decades of legendary Roland synths. To complement its internal sound engine, the SYSTEM-8 can host and control up to three Roland PLUG-OUT software synthesizers, and new JUPITER-8 and JUNO-106 PLUG-OUTs are included with purchase. Optional PLUG-OUTs such as the SH-2, SH-101, PROMARS, and others will be supported as well. The synth includes a massive array of hands-on controls, as well as a polyphonic step sequencer, vocoder, CV/GATE outputs, arpeggiator, and other creative tools.

While the SYSTEM-8 excels as a performance instrument, it easily integrates into a music production environment. The synth functions as a USB audio/MIDI interface for a DAW, and the 49 full-size keys (with velocity) provide a responsive keyboard for recording MIDI tracks. There's also a control surface mode for using the SYSTEM-8's knobs, sliders, and buttons with soft synths. The SYSTEM-8 is equipped with CV/GATE outputs, enabling a user to send note/pitch data from the synth engine and step sequencer to trigger modular synths and vintage analog gear.

Pricing and Availability:
The SYSTEM-8 PLUG-OUT Synthesizer ihas a street price of $1499. Optional wood or aluminum side panels will be available.

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