Description
Here's What Roland say About the Cloud JV-1080 Virtual Instrument:
Released in 1994 and packed with iconic strings, evocative ethnic instruments, retro stabs, and many more sounds, the JV-1080 is both a ‘90s icon and a powerful contemporary synthesizer.
The New Digital
By the early ‘90s, digital synthesizers had completely taken over the market, and rack units had become popular in studios and on stages alike. Thanks to advancements in digital technology, Roland began to pack a seemingly impossible amount of sounds into a single unit. And by utilising optional PCM sound cards, users could expand their units with specialised sound sets.
The Sound of the ‘90s
Throughout the ‘90s, the JV-1080 helped fuel the sounds of R&B, pop, hip hop, and rock, and was regularly heard in film and TV scores. Originally designed to mimic acoustic instruments, many of these sounds became so widespread they’re now part of our collective musical vocabulary. Some say it’s the most recorded sound module in history, and modern artists are still using these sounds in new and creative ways.
Plug In Your Own JV-1080
The JV-1080 Software Synthesizer has the look, feel, and factory patches of the original, along with expanded effects, additional waveforms, and increased polyphony.
Lifetime Keys
To install an instrument with a Lifetime Key, you must have a Roland Account. To create your Roland Account, download Roland Cloud Manager, create an account/log in, download your instrument, and redeem your Lifetime Key.
Features
- Over 1000 total waveforms, including the original 448
- The 40 original MFX types expanded to 78 with additional reverb and chorus algorithms
- Double the polyphony of the original
- Two additional time-variant, low-pass filters
- Step LFO
- Enhanced matrix control functions
- Full graphical control of parameters, making tone-crafting feel new and exciting
Returns and Refunds relating to Roland Cloud products
Please note that refunds should not be offered in relation to any Roland Cloud products unless they are faulty and, in accordance with clause 3.4(f) of our SDA. For the avoidance of doubt, this is permitted for software products under European Consumer Protection legislation.
