TR-808 v1.0.1 VSTi VST3 WiN x64

Team R2R | 09 Apr 2018 | 13.9 MB

TR-808 Rhythm Composer

The legendary Rhythm Composer returns, The boom, snap and sizzle of the most famous drum machine ever, now in your DAW, The Thing That Goes Boom In 1980, the Roland TR-808 Rhythm Composer was released to an unsuspecting and somewhat bewildered public. To many at the time, its tweakable analog tones didn’t exactly deliver “traditional” or “realistic” drum sounds. It wasn’t until after a few adventurous musicians and producers got their hands on the TR-808 and started tweaking those knobs that the world would feel the impact it would leave on music forever. For decades since, the sizzling hi-hats and snappy snare, the clicky rim shot, the unmistakable cowbell, and yes—that booming bass drum—have been heard on worldwide hits and underground classics. Its influence is so deep that it’s been name-dropped in famous tracks, had albums dedicated to it, bands named after it, and is even the subject of a feature-length documentary film.

TR-909 v1.0.0 WiN x64

Team R2R | April 09 2018 | 8.6 MB

VSTi VST3 x64

The TR-909 Software Rhythm Composer is here.

Following hot on the heels of the legendary TR-808, Roland Cloud is proud to bring you the software adaption of one of the most recognizable instruments in electronic dance music, the TR-909 Rhythm Composer! Analog-Digital Hybrid, Before It Was Even a Thing. In 1983, Roland followed the massively influential TR-808 with the TR-909. Only around 10,000 were made, but the influence of this machine is heard, and felt, to this very day. Digital samples of “real drums” had become fashionable, but these sounds were not tweakable and, let’s be honest, still didn’t sound like real drums. So, Roland took a hybrid approach that used analog circuitry for the kick, snare, hi-hat, clap, and toms, and used digital sampling for the cymbals. The result was one of the most beloved and influential musical instruments ever made. It’s the sound you hear in your head when you think of speaker-pummeling, floor-shaking dance music.

SRX ORCHESTRA v1.0.1 WiN

Team R2R | April 01 2018 | 135 MB

VST3, VSTi, WiN, x64

The first software adaption of Roland’s legendary SRX expansion boards, SRX Orchestra brings to your DAW some of the most beloved and recorded orchestral sounds in history. SRX Orchestra provides hundreds of fresh, inspiring sounds for composers, film scoring or any situation where realistic orchestral sounds and vocals are needed. Flutes, clarinets, choirs and even robust percussion are featured prominently alongside patches that deliver multiple orchestral voices via a single keypress. With over 425 orchestral patches and the ability to create and customize your own, SRX Orchestra is destined to become a legend for the second time.

Concerto v4.0.2 VSTi VST3 x64

Team R2R | 01 Jan 2018  | 9.6MB | Library: 16.6 GB

PLATFORM : WiN64 – VSTi/VST3

Concerto is the sample playback and RAINLINK based recording engine that powers the Tera, FLAVR and Anthology series of virtual instruments. Although Concerto alone does not an instrument make, it is the underlying engine that powers many current Roland Cloud instruments and will be the host to many forthcoming Roland Cloud technologies.

JV-1080 v1.0.1 x64 WiN

Team R2R | 01 Jan 2018 | 74.9 MB

VSTi VST3 x64

Throughout the 1990s, Roland digital synthesizers based on PCM sampled waveforms formed the basis of music as diverse as R&B, pop, hip-hop, new wave and film scores. Some of these sounds, originally meant to mimic acoustic instruments, became so iconic themselves that they’ve become a permanent part of the collective musical sound palette. Some say it’s the most recorded sound module in history, and lately artists have been utilizing these sounds again, in new and modern ways. The JV-1080 is the most famous of the Roland PCM powerhouses, and the inspiration for the Roland Cloud JV-1080. It was a huge success with artists and producers, eventually leading to even more powerful models like the JV-2080 and XV-5080. While the Roland Cloud JV-1080 has the look, feel and factory patches of the original, it has the expanded effects, additional waveforms, and increased polyphony of its successors. Bottom line: this is the ultimate in 90s-era Roland sound—now in a modern plugin for your DAW.

R-MIX v1.2.2 x64 WiN

Team R2R | 01 Jan 2018 | 129.0 MB

VSTi VST3 x64

Audio Processing Software

Welcome to an exciting new era of “visual” audio manipulation. R-MIX software — powered by Roland’s newly developed V-Remastering technology in conjunction with VariPhrase — lets you see the components of a stereo mix as color-coded clouds of energy and harmonic matter as the song plays! Select your desired components of the mix, and freely edit them — an impossible task in the past. You can change panning positions and levels to individual instruments within a stereo mix, for example, and add effects to each element as desired. You can even independently adjust the pitch and speed of the playback, realized with VariPhrase.