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Roland/Edirol Sound Canvas lineup is a series of General MIDI (GM) based pulse-code modulation (PCM) sound modules and sound cards, primarily intended for computer music usage, created by Japanese manufacturer Roland Corporation. Some models include a serial or USB connection, to a personal computer.

Products[edit]

Sound Canvas[edit]

In some cases also sold as 'Edirol' rather than 'Roland' as the brand name.

Sound Canvas Personal Computer Products[edit]

Computer Music Products[edit]

Sound Canvas and Keyboard[edit]

The following combine a sound canvas module with a built in MIDI keyboard

Edirol[edit]

Roland sold GM/GS products under its Edirol brand. The samples contained in the ROMs of these units do not in all cases mirror the original SC-7 / SC-55 GM/GS samples. GM2 is downward compatible with GM. The SD line was also sold under the 'Roland' brand.

Virtual Sound Canvas[edit]

There is also the VSC, Virtual Sound Canvas, range of PC software which provide GM and GSsynthesis on Windows PCs. Many versions of Cakewalk'sSonar software came bundled with a copy of VSC, though from Sonar 4 onwards they ship with the improved TTS-1 softsynth, which Roland has sold previously through its Edirol subsidiary as the HyperCanvas.^[24]

Distribution[edit]

North America[edit]

• Roland Systems Group U.S.

Europe[edit]

• EDIROL Europe Ltd., London, UK

Roland Sound Canvas

References[edit]

1. ^- Synthman - SC-55
2. ^ ^abcdefghijkSound on Sound - The History of Roland Part 4
3. ^ ^abcWeksler, Mike; McGee, Joe (October 1993). 'CGW Sound Card Survey'. Computer Gaming World. pp. 76–83. Retrieved 26 March 2016.
4. ^Tokai Music - SC-55ST Specification
5. ^http://xv2020.s14.xrea.com/
6. ^Sound on Sound - Review of SC-50
7. ^Synthman - Roland SD-35 specification
8. ^Sound on Sound - Review of SC-88
9. ^M-GS64 details DEAD LINK
10. ^Toslink mod for somes SCs
11. ^Sound on Sound - Review of SC-88 Pro
12. ^1996年、Roland GS音源の最高峰として登場したSC-88Pro
13. ^Sound on Sound - Review of SC-880
14. ^ ^abcdefSound on Sound - The History of Roland Part 5
15. ^Sound on Sound - Review of SC-8850
16. ^Roland ED SC-8850 - The First USB Synth! (Sound Profile Review)
17. ^Crossfire Designs - Review of SCC-1
18. ^Sound on Sound - Review of SK-88 Pro
19. ^Synthman - SK-500 details
20. ^https://static.roland.com/assets/media/pdf/SD-20_OM.pdf%7CManual%7CManual
21. ^https://static.roland.com/assets/media/pdf/SD-50_OM.pdf%7CManual
22. ^https://static.roland.com/assets/media/pdf/SD-80_OM.pdf%7CManual
23. ^https://static.roland.com/assets/media/pdf/SD-90_OM.pdf%7CManual
24. ^Sound on Sound - Exploring Sonar 4's TTS1 Synth
25. ^Roland - VSC-88H3 details
26. ^Roland - VSC-MP1 details
27. ^[1]
28. ^http://www.roland.com/products/sound_canvas_va/
29. ^https://www.rolandcloud.com/catalog/legendary/sound-canvas-va

External links[edit]

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