Roland Guitar Midi Controller
April 17th, 2008 | 
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Roland Keyboards
Roland Keyboards
A musical keyboard is the set of adjacent depressible levers or keys on a musical instrument, especially piano. Keyboards typically contain keys for playing the twelve notes of the Western musical scale, with a combination of large, longer keys and smaller, shorter keys that repeats in the range of an octave.
Roland Corporation was Ikutaro Kakehashi founded in Osaka on April 18, 1972, with ¥ 33 million in capital. Today it has factories in Japan, USA, Italy and Taiwan. Has existed in various forms since 1960, making it one of the oldest manufacturers still operating in the electronics, and has survived changes in technology to become one of the most notable and widely used brands of electronic music and production today.
Roland is in the development, manufacture and sale of electronic musical instruments including keyboards and synthesizers, guitar products, electronic percussion kits, equipment digital recorders, audio amplifiers and processing devices.
Roland offers a wide range of keyboards and synthesizers that lead the industry in performance, features and ease of use. From beginner to professional, Roland keyboards and synths are among the most popular in the world.
Roland Keyboards include:
Synthesizers and samplers, professional keyboards, music synthesizers and workstations.
Arrangers: A wide range of arranger-style keyboards to play or compose with ease.
Controllers: MIDI keyboard controllers and pedals.
Sound modules: modules Rackmount professional desktop and synthesizer.
Accordion Roland is pleased to introduce a revolutionary new family of instruments – The V-Accordions.
VIMA Interactive Video Making Music keyboards recreation.
Amplifiers: The ultimate compliment of any performance or keyboard study.
MIDI Interfaces: Devices to connect the MIDI instrument (s) to a computer.
Timeline of notable products
1973 – Roland SH-1000: Claimed to be the first Roland keyboard synthesizer Japan commercial.
1988 – Roland E-20: Roland's first entry in the market for auto-accompaniment keyboard, going head to head with Yamaha and Casio. The E-20 descendants include the E-70, E-86, G-800, G-1000, G-70 and the current E-80.
1989 – Roland W-30: A Keyboard Sampling Workstation
1992 – Roland DJ-70: A workstation DJ sampling music synthesizer and a keyboard that appears the first round notebook.
1996 – Roland DJ-70mkII: Successor to the DJ-70, with more powerful features, including a workstation DJ sampling music, which featured a scratch wheel pad. It is essentially an S-760 sampler with a keyboard.
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