Does anyone think that Roland might release an actual VSTi?

8 Jul 2007, 01:33

Just wondering. I wish that they would release VST versions of some of their classic synths -- from the 909 to the JP8000.

It wouldn't be hard for them to do, and they would probably capitalize on folks like me who love using name-brand synths.

- Sammy

"I don't suffer from insanity; I love every minute of it!"

http://www.sammyjames.com/music.htm

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Re: Does anyone think that Roland might release an actual VS

15 Jul 2007, 21:33

No.

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Re: Does anyone think that Roland might release an actual VS

16 Jul 2007, 03:09

No.

Re: Does anyone think that Roland might release an actual VS

16 Jul 2007, 06:25

no

Bang da box!

Bang da box!

Re: Does anyone think that Roland might release an actual VS

16 Jul 2007, 06:27

but get your 909 808 303 here.
the best emulations about at the moment

http://www.d16.pl/

don't forget this too!

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Re: Does anyone think that Roland might release an actual VS

21 Jul 2007, 02:47

Hey -- I checked that site. Pretty neat stuff there. Thanks. I really like the TR. A LOT...!!!

- Sammy

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Re: Does anyone think that Roland might release an actual VS

16 Aug 2007, 09:02

Ive used demos of the nepheton, drumazon, and phoscyon.

They really are all super beasts... IMO (since I have tons of samples the 808 and 909, the phoscyon seems like a great purchase) and it was super fun to use.

Need to update my comp before I invest in it though (new sound card and ram).

Need to try out that Jupiter, see how it sounds...

Re: Does anyone think that Roland might release an actual VS

16 Aug 2007, 20:42

Yes, I love the way that the Drumazon sounds too. I downloaded the demo, and I loved it. I love the way that you can really get in there to create your own kick and snare sounds in particular. It is pretty bad-ass!

I will consider purchasing this if it will work with the Muse Research Receptor. I might get it anyway, because if it is one of two or three plugins that I need to run on the Mac, then I can live with that. I did notice that this plug in is pretty processor intensive -- I believe that it was sucking up about 25 or 30 percent of my Core 2 Duo's processor output, and this is with the 2.33 GHz chip. Pretty great sounds though, so like I say, it is probably worth it.

- Sammy

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