ROLAND / Analog Monosynth Collection

A bundle of five of the most iconic monophonic synthesizers. Delivered via download.

The Analog Monosynth Collection offers five synthesizers that influenced the music scene from the late 1970s to the early 1980s in one convenient package. The SH-101, SH-2, TB-303, SYSTEM-100, and PROMARS, meticulously reproduced using Analog Circuit Behavior (ACB), add these iconic synthesizers to your production environment. In addition to use with DAWs, the SH-101, SH-2, SYSTEM-100, and PROMARS are also compatible with the SYSTEM-8 hardware synthesizer's PLUG-OUT, allowing for direct performance. Experience breathtaking realism.

■Software Instruments

■Synthesizer Bundle

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■Download Delivery

・After purchase, only the serial number will be delivered to your registered email address.

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* For detailed information on installation/usage, please contact the manufacturer.

If the stock status is ""DL Immediate Delivery,"" the serial number will be sent immediately after your order.

If the stock status is ""Backordered,"" it will take several days after your order for the serial number to be sent after we receive it from the manufacturer.

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The Giants of Analog Synthesizers
The synthesizers in this collection have influenced the entire music scene and have been used in countless iconic tracks. Their influence is immense, and they continue to inspire the creativity of musicians and producers today.
These software synthesizers not only reproduce the sound and operation of the original hardware with astonishing accuracy, but also feature many enhancements to match today's music production environments.

■Included Software (Roland Cloud)

・SH-101
The SH-101 Software Synthesizer faithfully reproduces the SH-101 synthesizer released in 1982. Utilizing advanced circuit-level modeling, this plugin delivers the inspiring analog sound that has shaped electronic music styles for decades.

* SYSTEM-100

The SYSTEM-100 Software Synthesizer recreates the original SYSTEM-100's Model 101 synth and Model 102 expander modules, offering modular routing capabilities and an unparalleled versatility, incredibly fat sound as a 2-oscillator monophonic synth.

* SH-2

In the late 1970s, synthesizers underwent a major transformation with the development of polyphony and built-in patch memory.

While synth manufacturers worldwide competed to develop these new technologies, Roland released the SH-2, a seemingly unremarkable monophonic synthesizer that has now become legendary.

Famous for its raw vintage tone, the SH-2's dual VCO and sub-oscillator configuration allows you to enjoy thick bass sounds, edgy lead sounds, and unconventional sound effects.

• TB-303
The Roland TB-303 Bass Line, which produced a warm, energetic, and characterful sound, was a defining element of the late 1980s acid house movement.
Released in 1981, this quirky box was widely misunderstood at the time, but years later, electronic music producers rediscovered it, and the undulating liquid sound it emitted captivated a generation, marking the beginning of a true revolution. The TB-303 software synthesizer is a DAW plugin of this historic instrument, offering circuit-level sonic precision along with convenient, modern enhancements.

• PROMARS
A sibling of the JUPITER-4, this rare synthesizer, released in 1979, features a thick, rich, and exciting sound, and its popularity in the used market continues to grow.

PROMARS plugins, which are acoustically accurate down to the circuit level, are highly versatile and produce the deep bass and lead sounds that are unmistakably characteristic of Roland synthesizers of that era.

■System Requirements

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