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* [[Roland JV-80]] (first model, keyboard) | * [[Roland JV-80]] (first model, keyboard) | ||
* [[Roland JV-880]] (module version of the JV-80) | * [[Roland JV-880]] (module version of the JV-80) | ||
* [[Roland JV-1080]] | * [[Roland JV-1080]] (most famous JV module) | ||
* [[Roland JV-2080]] | * [[Roland JV-2080]] (enhanced JV-2080) | ||
* [[Roland JV-1010]] (half-width, cost-reduced version of the JV-2080 with minimal panel controls and built-in Session expansion) | * [[Roland JV-1010]] (half-width, cost-reduced version of the JV-2080 with minimal panel controls and built-in Session expansion) | ||
Revision as of 19:49, 27 August 2024
The Roland JV series is a line of PCM ROM sample-based (ROMpler) synthesizers, mostly in sound module form, produced by Roland from 1992 onwards. While containing similar underlying synthesis technology to the prosumer Roland Sound Canvas series, they target a more professional market, with most models being full-width rack units, and having a focus on high-quality, fully-editable multi-layer synth patches and expandability, and less of a focus on multitimbrality. Some units have basic General MIDI support, but none have Roland GS support (TODO: wait, what is the JV-50 then??).
It was succeeded by the Roland XV series, which replaced mono sample layers with stereo sample layers, and switched from 32kHz to 44.1kHz sampling.
Notable models:
- Roland JV-80 (first model, keyboard)
- Roland JV-880 (module version of the JV-80)
- Roland JV-1080 (most famous JV module)
- Roland JV-2080 (enhanced JV-2080)
- Roland JV-1010 (half-width, cost-reduced version of the JV-2080 with minimal panel controls and built-in Session expansion)