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The '''Roland XV''' series is the successor to the [[Roland JV series|Roland JV]] line of synthesizers. The first synthesizers to bear the XV name were the [[Roland XV-3080]] and [[Roland XV-5080]].
The '''Roland XV''' series is the successor to the [[Roland JV series|Roland JV]] line of synthesizers. The first synthesizers to bear the XV name were the [[Roland XV-3080]] and [[Roland XV-5080]].


Notable additions to this iteration include being able to define a stereo partial - different input waveforms for the left and right, but passed on along the signal chain (through pitch modulation, amplitude, filtering) as if it were one mono partial. This still uses 2 voices if used, so beware.
A notable addition to this iteration include being able to define a stereo partial - different input waveforms for the left and right, but passed on along the signal chain (through pitch modulation, amplitude, filtering) as if it were one mono partial. This still uses 2 voices if used, so beware.


The XV series introduced a new expansion board format, the [[Roland SRX series|SRX series]]. Some XV series synths also support the older [[Roland SR-JV80 series|SR-JV80 series]] boards.
The XV series introduced a new expansion board format, the [[Roland SRX series|SRX series]]. Some XV series synths also support the older [[Roland SR-JV80 series|SR-JV80 series]] boards.

Latest revision as of 00:11, 8 December 2024

The Roland XV series is the successor to the Roland JV line of synthesizers. The first synthesizers to bear the XV name were the Roland XV-3080 and Roland XV-5080.

A notable addition to this iteration include being able to define a stereo partial - different input waveforms for the left and right, but passed on along the signal chain (through pitch modulation, amplitude, filtering) as if it were one mono partial. This still uses 2 voices if used, so beware.

The XV series introduced a new expansion board format, the SRX series. Some XV series synths also support the older SR-JV80 series boards.

Notable models

VST Plugins

Unusual models

  • Roland Fantom FA76 - Features the XV engine but with half the polyphony and multitimbrality. Features 2 SRX slots and 1 SR-JV80 slot.