The Roland A-80 is a MIDI controller keyboard released by Roland in 1988. It was one of the first MIDI controllers to feature velocity-sensitive keys and aftertouch. It also featured a built-in 16-track sequencer and a variety of assignable controllers, such as sliders and knobs.
A-90EX is an 88-note PA-4 hammer-action keyboard with aftertouch. The powerful digital piano/synth is based on VE-RD1 expansion. The instrument has a 64-voice polyphony, 128 tones, onboard effects with the VE-RD1. True stereo piano samples with the...
AX-1 is a Roland’s velocity sensitive 45-note keytar produced from 1992 to 1994. The keytar is not a standalone instrument is a MIDI controller devised to manage sounds of external devices. David Sherriff and Andrew Leggo were responsible for the design...
In 2004, Roland released a number of E-series instruments, which includes E-200 intelligent synthesizer. E-200 arranger includes a polyphony allowing up to 64 voices, a 61-note velocity sensitive keyboard, and a flash memory of 1.5 MB. You can save up to...
E-100 arranger, made by Roland, has 61 velocity sensitive keys. The main feature of the instrument is its polyphony allowing up to 64 voices. E-100 comes with 1.5 MB of flash memory and has a USB port. You can save up to 99 songs for further use or...
