Explore new sonic combinations with the ROLAND N/VISION SYNTHESIZER

The ROLAND N/VISION SYNTHESIZER is a two-part polyphonic synthesizer with a sequencer that combines layered sound editing, modulation, and effects in a compact format. It offers a maximum polyphony of 56 voices, depending on the sound generator load, and includes the K-25m. It is an option for musicians who want to create patterns, explore timbres, and work with an instrument connected to their studio equipment or powered by batteries.

Two layers with mix, position, and Wave Shaper controls to develop sounds with movement. The panel allows you to modify the waveforms of each layer, adjust their mix, and apply modulation via LFO and envelope. From an initial idea played with the K-25m to a polyphonic pattern, you can manipulate the filter, envelope, and effects without being limited to selecting a saved sound.

Key features of the ROLAND N/VISION SYNTHESIZER

Up to 56 voices of polyphony, depending on the sound generator load

Two layers with waveform, mix, position, and Wave Shaper controls

Two-part sequencer, 64 steps, and up to eight notes per part

Memory for 240 patches and 96 patterns, with arpeggio, Dual, and Split controls

Audio and MIDI via USB-C, MIDI IN/OUT, USB power or batteries, and K-25m included

What makes the ROLAND N/VISION SYNTHESIZER special?

Layer editing and position modulation allow you to work on the evolution of the timbre in addition to the notes. The Position LFO, Position Env, and Position Random controls offer different resources to modify the position, while the Mix Env and Mix LFO settings allow you to manipulate the layer mix. The Wave Shaper section incorporates LFO and envelope modulation controls, a useful combination for experimenting with sound variations.

For beginners, the filter and envelope sections allow you to explore how the cutoff frequency, resonance, and attack, decay, sustain, and release settings affect each phrase. For more experienced musicians, the two-part sequencer supports up to eight notes per part in 64-step patterns, and the external clock, MIDI, and USB-C connections make it easy to integrate it with other devices. The dedicated delay and reverb controls, along with effects such as chorus, phaser, fuzz, or bit crusher, provide resources to take an idea from a clean timbre to a more transformed texture.