ROLAND CLOUD JV-1080 PLUGINS

The New Digital

By the early 90s, digital synthesizers had completely conquered the market, and rack units were widespread in studios and on stage. Thanks to advances in digital technology, Roland began to bring together a seemingly impossible amount of sounds in a single unit. And using optional PCM sound cards, users could expand their units with special sound families

The Sound of the 90s

Throughout the 90s, JV-1080 contributed to the sound of R&B, pop, hip hop and rock, and could be heard regularly on film and TV soundtracks. Originally designed to simulate acoustic instruments, many of these timbres have become so widespread that they are now part of our collective musical vocabulary. For some, it's the most recorded sound module in history, and modern artists are still using these sounds in new and creative ways

Use Your XV-1080

The JV-1080 Software Synthesizer has the look, feel, and factory patches of the original, with expanded effects, additional waveforms

• Over 1000 waveforms in total, including the original 448
• The 40 types of original MFX expanded to 78 with additional reverb and chorus algorithms
• A double polyphony of the original
Two additional
• time-variable low pass filters
• Step LFO
• Better control matrix functionalities
• Complete graphic control of all
parameters that makes the creation of sounds new and exciting