The Roland RS-50 is a digital synthesizer and sound module released in 1991. It features 16-voice polyphony, 32-note multitimbrality, and a wide range of sounds, including acoustic instruments, drums, and special effects. It also has a built-in sequencer and a variety of effects, including reverb, chorus, and delay.
The Roland Fantom Xa represented in mid-2000s the most affordable entry point into Roland's acclaimed Fantom workstation series, positioned as the eighth model in the lineup. While maintaining the core synthesis power that made the Fantom series...
The Roland Fantom-XR represented in 2004 a breakthrough in rack-mounted sound modules, delivering exceptional power and flexibility in a compact 1U form factor. This professional-grade synthesizer/sampler module offers unparalleled expandability with...
The Yamaha MO6 and MO8 represent a lower-cost branch the second generation of Yamaha's acclaimed Motif instrument line, originally launched in 2001. These keyboard workstations are designed as more affordable alternatives to the flagship Motif ES series,...
The Roland RD-700GX is a digital stage piano designed for professional performance. It features a 88-note weighted-action keyboard, a selection of high-quality piano, electric piano, and organ sounds, and a variety of effects and real-time control...