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Virtual Reproduction of the Legendary 1975 Semi-Modular Monosynth
Cross-platform PLUG-OUT instrument for computer DAWs and select Roland hardware synths
The SYSTEM-100 Software Synthesizer is a modern reproduction of Roland’s legendary semi-modular monosynth from 1975. It combines the features of the original Model 101 Synthesizer and Model 102 Expander modules from the SYSTEM-100, giving you an incredibly fat and uniquely versatile two-oscillator monosynth with modular routing capabilities.
Semi-Modular Monosynth
Created in the golden age of analog synthesizers, Roland’s SYSTEM-100 was a true game changer when first introduced to the world. In addition to its powerful oscillators and filters, the SYSTEM-100 possessed modular patching capabilities, dramatically increasing sound design options for the user.
Adventures in Sound
Pairing a Model 101 Synthesizer with a Model 102 Expander in the SYSTEM-100 gave you two VCOs and two LFOs to work with, as well as sample and hold, ring modulation, and a noise generator that all worked seamlessly together. With the addition of its modular routing capabilities, the SYSTEM-100’s sonic palette was staggering, turning out the fattest of basses, in-your-face sync leads, dense textures, and exotic soundscapes.
Plug In Your Own SYSTEM-100
The SYSTEM-100 Software Synthesizer is a detailed, circuit-level recreation of the original. Sound and behavior are reproduced with total accuracy, while several modern additions improve upon the original design:
- The Model 101 Synthesizer and Model 102 Expander are combined into a single interface, so you can use the VCOs, LFOs, S&H, and Ring Mod in both units with no patching
- A 14x15 routing matrix enables quick patching, with all connections visually reflected as patch cables
- Toggle patching on/off or quickly see the entire signal flow
- Tempo-syncing arpeggiator
- Modern effects: onboard reverb, tempo-syncing delay, and lush phaser
Hardware Integration
The SYSTEM-100 can be used as a plug-in in your favorite DAW, and it also supports the PLUG-OUT feature in select Roland hardware synthesizers. Host it in the SYSTEM-8 and get one-to-one, pre-mapped controls for hands-on operation, or pair it with the SYSTEM-1m for virtual and physical routing plus modulation capabilities.
Features
- Faithful recreation of the legendary 1975 Roland SYSTEM-100 (Model 101 + Model 102)
- Two VCOs, two LFOs, sample and hold, ring modulation, and noise generator
- Integrated 14x15 modular routing matrix with visual patch cable display
- Switchable patching and full signal flow visibility
- Combined interface for seamless access to all components
- Built-in arpeggiator with tempo sync
- Onboard reverb, delay, and phaser effects
- PLUG-OUT support with Roland hardware (SYSTEM-8, SYSTEM-1m) for hands-on control and integration
- Circuit-level modeling for authentic analog behavior and tone
System Requirements
Operating System:
- Windows: Windows 10 (64-bit) or Windows 11.
- macOS: macOS 11 (Big Sur) or later.
Other:
- An internet connection is required for installing and activating Roland Cloud software.
- A compatible DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) or plugin host that supports VST, AU, or AAX formats.
- For certain products like the SYSTEM-8, specific drivers may be needed.
Installation guide
1. Click DOWNLOAD in your Plugin Boutique User Account or head to https://www.roland.com/cloud/login

2. Click SIGN UP

3. Enter your Email > click SUBMIT

4. Enter your details > check the box > click SIGN UP

5. Open your email > find the email from Roland Cloud (check Junk/Spam) > click ACTIVATE ACCOUNT

6. Click LOG IN

7. Enter your details as in Step 4 > click LOG IN

8. Click SAVE

9. Click JOIN TEAM ROLAND CLOUD

10. Paste in your Key found in your Plugin Boutique User Account > click SUBMIT

11. Click Download for your operating system > install the Roland Cloud Manager

12. Click Sign in

13. Enter your details > click Sign in to Roland Cloud

14. Click Roland

15. Click My Library

16. Choose a product > Click Install

17. Open your DAW > open your plugin

Your plugin is authorised and ready to use. Enjoy!