Roland has announced ‘the largest expansion yet’ to Roland Cloud, the company’s cloud-based platform offering more than 50 Roland software synthesisers and sound libraries.
The expansion moves the platform to the company’s primary ‘roland.com’ website and adds in the Zenology Software Synthesizer, the freshly released ‘virtualised Zen-Core’ plug-in instrument. Other enhancements include new membership plan options, Lifetime Key purchases, international availability with multi-language and local currency support, and a refreshed Roland Cloud Manager app that now offers access to new sounds for compatible hardware owners.
Access to Roland Cloud is through a Roland Account, unlocking an expanding range of services and offerings for creatives. With a Roland Account as their passport, users receive free features like the Zenology Lite Software Synthesizer and select hardware patches. They can also purchase memberships, Lifetime Keys and sound expansions, with more to come.
A Lifetime Key gives access to a single Roland software instrument of choice, with continuous use privileges available for as long as their Roland Account is active. Lifetime Key purchasers also receive ongoing free updates and the benefits of cloud-based mobility when signing into Roland Cloud Manager on any compatible computer.
Roland Cloud Manager keeps everything current and organised while allowing users to create and manage a Roland Account. Members can also manage all Zen-Core compatible Roland hardware, access Zen-Core Sound Packs, and use Zenology as a librarian from one central location within Roland Cloud Manager.
Roland Cloud now offers three membership levels – Core, Pro, and Ultimate, with both monthly and annual pricing options available. All paid membership levels start with a free 30-day trial of Ultimate. In addition, anyone signed up for a free Roland Account can explore the Zenology Lite software synth featuring 176 tones and six drum kits, access sounds for Roland hardware and more.
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Roland Zenology
