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- Open the Roland Cloud Manager application
- In the top left corner, click on the Roland Cloud Manager menu
- Select "Settings"
- In the "Language" menu, select the desired language
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- Open the Roland Cloud Manager application
- In the top left corner, click on the Roland Cloud Manager menu
- Select "Settings"
- Check "Auto-Download My Instruments"
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- Open the Roland Cloud Manager application
- In the top left corner, click on the Roland Cloud Manager menu
- Select "Settings"
- Click "Manage My Devices"
- In the Device Manager window, select the device to be unauthorized and click the "X" on the right-hand side
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- Go to the Roland Cloud website, www.rolandcloud.com
- Click on the “Sign Up Here” button
- Fill out the web form
- Click “Sign Me Up!”
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The 30-day free trial starts when you create a Roland Cloud account.
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- Create a Roland Cloud account or sign in to your account on the Roland Cloud website
- Click on “Pricing” in the header menu
- Click the “Subscribe” button
- Select monthly or yearly option, then complete the billing information
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Trial memberships automatically expire after 30 days—you don’t need to do anything.
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- In the My Account page, click the “Cancel Subscription” link or:
- In the email receipt from Xsolla, click on the “Unsubscribe” link or:
- Contact Xsolla via https://h.xsolla.com
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The email address can’t be changed.
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- Sign in to the Roland Cloud website
- Go to My Account
- In the “Membership and Billing” section, click on Payment Information
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- Sign in to the Roland Cloud website
- Go to My Account
- In the “Membership and Billing” section, click on Billing History
- For further questions, contact [email protected]
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Xsolla, Roland Virtual Sonics' billing partner, can be contacted via email at
[email protected] or via their website at
https://h.xsolla.com
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Roland Cloud operates using a b2c (business-to-consumer) model. Therefore any customer regardless of their status (individual, business, etc.) is obliged with VAT depending on their country’s VAT rates as they are considered as an end-user
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Yes.
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- Open the Roland Cloud Manager application
- In the top left corner, click on the Roland Cloud Manager menu
- Select "Settings"
- Uncheck "Allow Desktop Notifications"
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Roland Cloud Manager is a helper application which allows Roland Cloud users to install, update and remove Roland Cloud plug-ins and software packages.
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- Open the Roland Cloud Manager application
- In the top left corner, click on the Roland Cloud Manager menu
- Select "Settings"
- Uncheck "Run on System Startup"
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- https://www.rolandcloud.com/account/signin
- Go to https://www.rolandcloud.com/catalog/essentials/roland-cloud-manager
- Click "Downloads"
- Download the appropriate installer for your operating system
- Follow the installer instructions
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Roland Cloud Manager starts running automatically after it’s installed. When it’s running, you can find it in the Menu Bar (on a Mac) or in the Hidden Icons section of Task Bar (on a Windows machine).
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- Open the Roland Cloud Manager application
- Click on "Essentials" (Concerto, Roland ) or "Instruments" (any of the plug-ins)
- Select the item you want to install
- Click the "Install" button
- Follow the installer instructions
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If you're using an older version of macOS, you may be prompted to enter your "credentials" when installing an instrument via Roland Cloud Manager. The "credential" is your macOS user password.
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Concerto is a plug-in that hosts the Anthology, Tera and FLAVR sample libraries.
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- Open the Roland Cloud Manager application
- Click on "Essentials"
- Select the "Concerto"
- Click the "Install" button
- Follow the installer instructions
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- Open the Roland Cloud Manager application
- In the top left corner, click on the Roland Cloud Manager menu
- Select "Settings"
- Check "Custom Install Location"
- Select the desired install location
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To assign control of an instrument parameter in Concerto to a MIDI CC value, ctrl-click on the knob/switch/slider in the Concerto interface. Then select "MIDI Learn" from the menu, and adjust the desired knob/swith/slider on your external MIDI controller.
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- In the plug-in UI, click on the “Options” button
- Select “Authentication” from the drop-down menu
- Enter your email address and password
- Click Submit
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You have to be online to initially authenticate the instruments, but after that you have seven days before you need to be online again.
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Note: uninstalling plug-ins is done in Roland Cloud Manager, so if you want to uninstall Roland Cloud Manager, be sure that you've already uninstalled your plug-ins before you uninstall Roland Cloud Manager
MacOS
- Quit Roland Cloud Manager
- Move the Roland Cloud Manager from the Applications folder to the Trash
- Empty the Trash
Windows
- Quit Roland Cloud Manager
- Use the Add/Remove Programs Control Panel
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- Open the Roland Cloud Manager application
- Click on "Essentials" (Concerto) or "Instruments" (any of the other plug-ins)
- Select the item you want to uninstall
- Click the drop-down arrow to the right of the "Installed" button
- Select "Uninstall"
- Follow the uninstaller instructions
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MacOS 10.9 or Windows 7 SP1, and a 64-bit DAW or plug-in host that supports VST, AU or AAX instrument plug-ins.
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Once you’ve installed them, check the documentation for your DAW or plug-in host for instructions on how to integrate Roland Cloud instruments into your system.
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Only the D-50 plug-in will load SYSEX patch data from its hardware ancestor.
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With Pro Tools HD 12 or later, yes. All the plug-ins, with the exception of Sound Canvas VA, are available as 64-bit AAX plug-ins.
With Pro Tools First, no. Pro Tools First only supports plug-ins available from the Avid Marketplace.
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In the Preferences for Live, go to File Folder and make sure that “Use Audio Units” is turned on.
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Live only allows for one VST folder. If you’ve customized your installation and/or are using other DAW’s, the Roland Cloud instruments may not show up in Live. In the Preferences for Live, go to File Folder and make sure that it’s pointed to where the Roland Cloud VST’s are located (this can be an alias to the actual folder).
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The manuals are included when you install the plug-ins. Add the plug-in to a track in your DAW, and click the "HELP" button. If your computer operating system language is set to English, you'll see an English manual, if it's set to Japanese, you'll see a Japanese manual.
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Drum Studio isn't a standalone plug-in, it's a Concerto sample library. Add Concerto to a track in your DAW, and then you'll see the option for Drum Studio in the Concerto Instrument Library.
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The Midnight instrument got renamed to Sector-7 and had the new effects added to it.
Sector-7 can be used to replace Midnight in all existing projects.
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1: Open Concerto Stereo as a channel instrument
2: Click Concerto's "Options" button
3: Under Advanced, set channel output pairs to 8.
4: An alert will notify you that the plug-in needs to be restarted
5: Close the window, select 'no plug-in' on channel strip instrument selection
6: Open "Plug-in Manager" under Logic Pro X Preferences.
7: Select Concerto and re-scan, click 'done'
8: Concerto Multi-output (8x Stereo) should now be an option
9: Open Logic Pro X Mixer window to confirm additional channel sends, they won't appear under midi or track defaults.
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Insert the multi-out version of the TR-808/909 plugin (not the stereo out version) on a track
On the TR-808/909 control panel click the "options" button and select "sub output" from the popup menu (enable as many of the sub outputs as you want)
Open the mixer view in Logic - at the bottom of the fader for the TR-808/909 there will be a "+/-" button to add/remove aux channels for that instrument.
Add as many as you need to match the number of sub outputs you enabled in the instrument
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On the TR-808/909 control panel click the "options" button and select "sub output" from the popup menu (enable as many of the sub outputs as you want)
To assign the sub out channels, follow the procedure here.
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Reason does not support VST3 or AU format plug-ins, but does support VST2. The only macOS Roland Cloud plug-ins that are available in VST2 format are Concerto and Sound Canvas VA.
Propellerhead discusses their VST support
here.
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When a plug-in isn’t authenticated, it runs in “demo mode” and produces crackling and random volume changes. To authenticate the plug-in:
- In the plug-in UI, click on the “Options” button
- Select “Authentication” from the drop-down menu
- Enter your email address and password
- Click Submit
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- Start "Fontbook.app" from the Applications folder
- Find "Arial" font
- If it is missing, reinstall it
- If it is disabled (off), enable it
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Roland Cloud requires a 64-bit DAW or plug-in host.
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Xsolla handles Roland Cloud's subscription billing. If you have a paid subscription, you will receive emails from them regarding your account.
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- https://www.rolandcloud.com/account/signin
- Go to https://www.rolandcloud.com/catalog/essentials/roland-cloud-manager
- Click "Downloads"
- Download the appropriate installer for your operating system
- Follow the installer instructions
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Yes, we currently support any hardware that supports standard MIDI. In order to "Plug out" the LEGENDARY or AIRA series of software synthesizers to your hardware, you will need a Roland SYSTEM-1, SYSTEM-1m or SYSTEM-8.
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It varies depending on your environment. Please see the user documentation provided by your specific DAW manufacturer regarding how to add and use VST, AU or AAX plug-ins.
Anthology, Tera and Flavr series instruments will be located within the plug-in section inside the Concerto plug-in, which can be found under "Roland Cloud" in your DAW.
All other instruments will be located in the Plug in section under "Roland".
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It varies per
instrument based on several factors such as whether it is using ACB technology or is an ultra-deep sampled instrument. The required disk space for each instrument can be found in the instrument's specifications tab on the Roland Cloud website.
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We're interested in you too! Please send us an email detailing what you do, why you are interested and we'll let you know if there is a good fit now or in the future to:
[email protected]
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Please use the exact same email address and password that you used when setting up your Roland Cloud account. If you can't remember your password, you can assign yourself a new password via
your profile page in rolandcloud.com. If you are unable to log in, please use the 'forgotten password' link on the sign-in page and follow the instructions you receive in email.
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We are currently addressing the scalability of both the Legendary and AIRA series UI.
For those who simply want to make the UI bigger, for instance, to be more legible on a 4k display, please try the following:
- Click the "options" button. It is found in various locations depending on the instrument, but will always be labeled "options."
- Select the amount of zoom you prefer.
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You should receive a dialog asking for a user name and password the first time you load either a Legendary or AIRA Series software synthesizer into your DAW. You can revisit the authentication process by clicking the "Options" button on the face of the software synth.
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As Roland Cloud is an online service, you’ll still need to connect to receive updates, patches, and new stuff, but now it’s only required for authentication purposes once a week.
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Once your subscription is canceled, you will still have access to all instruments, features and services on Roland Cloud until the end of your current subscription, that is until the day before your next payment would have been assessed and processed.
If you cancel within 7 days of your initial order, you’ll be fully refunded.
If you cancel after 7 days from your initial payment, your payment is non-refundable and your service will continue until the end of the billing period. Cancellations can be made any time by visiting your
Manage Account page or by emailing Roland Cloud
customer support directly.
If you should reinstate your subscription after cancellation but before your next billing date, your service will be uninterrupted and your billing date will remain unchanged for subsequent billing cycles.
If you reinstate your subscription after your subscription time has run out, your new billing date will be 1 month after your renewal date.
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You may continue to use your current synth(s) license(s) without interruption (and if you choose to do this, please do not install the Roland Cloud versions of any synths you own- a different copy protection system will create some challenges). We will be announcing a special Roland Cloud offer for existing Roland Contents Store customers- please stay tuned.
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When using the SYSTEM-8, JUPITER-8, and JUNO-106 software synthesizers, please ensure that your DAW is set to a sample rate of either 44.1kHz or 48kHz. Use of other sample rates with these plug-ins will result in no audio. Please refer to your DAW's documentation for further information on setting sample rate.
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Powering the Legendary series is Roland’s critically-acclaimed Analog Circuit Behavior (ACB) modeling technology. It's the same engine as is found in the popular AIRA family of hardware synths. As ACB is doing component-level modeling of original analog instruments, it simply is very demanding.
If the requirements of our ACB-powered synths are creating challenges for you, try selecting "Optimize for lower CPU usage" from the plug-in Option menu, reducing the voice count, rendering, bouncing to audio or freezing completed tracks/sections, and then archiving the software instrument MIDI track. You may want to remove the plug-in to reduce CPU load.
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The Anthology series of software synthesizers are very different in concept and intended application from the Roland Legendary series. The Legendary series represents authentic component-level recreations of iconic Roland synths that leverage your computer's system resources to provide perfect reproductions of hardware. With the Anthology series, In order to maintain simplicity, the instruments have less knobs and controls yielding an easy to use and great-sounding, yet non-system taxing version of their hardware counterparts.
If you crave absolute feature parity with your favorite historical hardware synths from Roland and are well-versed in the operations of synths, choose the Legendary series. If you simply desire familiar Roland sounds that can be tweaked quickly and are easy on your computer, choose Anthology. Both sound incredible!
