Anything you can play chords with without having to fear CPU usage kills your project.

 

system-8 is enough
i dont need those old product
lets make the future

 

the next would be....
roland tr8,
haha

 

V-Synth, JD-990, JD1080 ...so many great stuff.
It would be also nice if Roland finally create a successor of the MV8*00 !

 

I heard rumours of a JX3P being next in the pipeline

 

JD800 would be great or 990 they should only take the flagships, jx3p > just go to jx8p
V-synth would be indeed great , I always owned one, but I wonder how they would make that work in a great plugin

 

The MKS20 is indeed one of the harder-to-emulate machines with its hybrid architecture not unlike the D-50.
Well, some sample libs aren't too bad: Keyscape, MKsensation - But none really emulate the beast completely.
So, +1 for an authentic emulation.

 

JD-800/990, plus they should really do the JX3P and Jupiter-6, and maybe the JX-10 too.

 

Would be cool to have jp-8000 x64 plugin from roland, but also would be really fun to suddenly get gaia sh-101. :D

 

Why? any soft synth like predator or albino or so sound exactly like a Gaia, its one of their big mistakes.
the JP8000 you can also be found in the form of a Reaktor ensemble , check it out in the user library area . but yes would be great if done by Roland

 

How about a S-770?

 

I know it's been done before, a long time ago, but I'd love to see a decent MT-32 emulation. I've got a thirty year old hardware unit that semi-works (the left/mono output has some weird high-pitched interference on it that I always have to filter with a noise reduction plug), and it has a zany, old-school sound to it and certain quirks that have made me keep it around all this time. And if they do it, they should even keep the goofy multi-timbral MIDI setup where the drums only show up on channel 10 and the pitch bend only goes up and down by a full octave. When they came out with the Sound Canvas for the Cloud, I started to keep my fingers crossed.

Also, I'd like to give some love out to their line of hardware mini-reissues (Jupiter-8, Juno-106, TR-909, etc.). Seems like Yamaha and Korg are doing those, too. As much as I love the software, if I can pick up a fully-functional hardware Juno-106 brand-new for $300 that also has USB capabilities, I'll take it!

 

I voted for the D70 but TBH I am more than happy with the D50 and it should keep me busy for a long time.

 

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Just got word from Roland that the MKS-20 is in the pipeline for the Cloud.

 

Except for the fact that one by one, most of the keys died on my D-70, and the architecture was a bit strange, and DLM was all but useless, I programmed some of the most amazing sounds on that keyboard. I imagine if they made an honest re-creation I would be able to do it again. I still have mine in storage ( with all of the other vintage Roland gear I own) I will someday bring it all home and fire them up.