Roland Announces JUNO-X Programmable Polyphonic Synthesizer

Roland announces JUNO-X, a new polyphonic synthesizer driven by the next-generation ZEN-Core Synthesis System. JUNO-X brings the best of the The post Roland Announces JUNO-X Programmable Polyphonic Synthesizer appeared first on Gearjunkies – Music tech news, Reviews, Videos, Synthesizers, Studio, Recording. Read the full story

Rob Papen releases RP-Distort 2

Rob Papen has announced the release of RP-Distort 2, saying: The original RP-Distort took distortion to a new level, and now with RP-Distort 2 we have taken it even further… Read More Read the full story

Luftrum releases Pandorum II for Omnisphere 2

Luftrum has announced the release of Pandorum II, a “modern, mind-bending and dark sci-fi experience”, featuring 400 deep programmed cinematic sounds for for Spectrasonics Omnisphere 2…. Read More Read the full story

u-he releases Bricks for Repro

u-he has announced the release of Bricks, a collection of 132 sounds for their Repro synthesizers. The collection is heavily influenced by recent trends in underground Hip-Hop… Read More Read the full story

Adam Szabo releases Viper Hardstyle Essentials

Adam Szabo has released his first in-house soundbank for Viper called Viper Hardstyle Essentials. They say: This soundbank contains 128 presets for different genres like Hardstyle,… Read More Read the full story

Vienna Symphonic Library Releases FREE Soft Imperial Grand Piano

Vienna Symphonic Library releases Soft Imperial, a FREE virtual concert grand piano for macOS and Windows. I’m always excited to hear about new piano libraries, especially free ones, but I’m particularly excited this time. Recently, I’ve been looking for something close to the iconic Bösendorfer Imperial sound for some demos, and here we are. Soft…