The Roland System 1m is a semi-modular synthesizer ideal for musicians looking to explore analog synthesis with modern flexibility. Thanks to its ACB technology, it faithfully reproduces the sound of classic analog circuits while offering the ability to load vintage synths via Plug-out. Its modular architecture with 84 patch points allows extensive audio and modulation routing, perfect for the studio, the stage, or home studio production. This synth combines powerful sound with advanced connectivity for a complete, expandable experience.
| Brand | Roland |
|---|---|
| Model | System-1m |
| Sound engine | ACB (Analog Circuit Behavior) technology |
| Architecture | Semi-modular with 84 patch points |
| Oscillators | VCOs with editable waveforms |
| Filters | Low-pass / high-pass VCF |
| Amplifier | VCA |
| Modulation | Envelopes and LFOs |
| Audio connectivity | 6.35 mm jacks and 3.5 mm mini-jacks |
| MIDI connectivity | MIDI In/Out ports and USB |
| USB audio interface | 24-bit / 96 kHz |
| External control inputs | CV/Gate |
| Power supply | Eurorack compatible or 9V DC adapter |
| Format | 84 HP rack-mountable or desktop use |
| Dimensions | 427 x 129 x 70 mm |
| Weight | 960 g |
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