Roland System 100

thumb|right|Roland System 100 The Roland System 100 was an analog semi-modular synthesizer manufactured by Japan's Roland Corporation. It was released in 1975, and was manufactured until 1979. Quotes The concept was slightly different to that of the Moog modular, offering modules that were larger in scale, forming complete voice signal paths. There were four modules, the first two being synth voices, one with a keyboard and one without, while the other two modules comprised a mixer and a sequencer. By today’s standards, it’s a little like happy families, with complete vintage systems demanding exceptional price tags. Once patched altogether, it was a powerful Japanese sound, that formed that backbone for much of the early output from bands such as the Human League. You could even finish the system off with a stereo pair of speakers, designed to provide an all-in-one solution. Computer Music of Music Radar (June 26, 2024) External links Category:Synthesizers