Version 2.0 brings new sounds
and expressive capabilities
to the Roland Aerophone Pro.
Let's take a look.
The first big update
is that the Aerophone Pro
actually has a motion
sensor
built right inside it.
Version 2.0 gives us the possibility
to now access that as
a new expressive control
for the instrument.
There are new synth sounds that
allow us to do things like
control the level
of another layer of
sound as we raise
and lower the instrument.
We can also use the
motion sensor to control
anything in the external
sounds that we might have.
Here, for instance, I'm going to
control the recording
on the looper by raising
the instrument.
When I want it to record, I the
instrument up. When
I want to just jam over the top,
I just lower the instrument back
down.
There are new tones with new
articulations, and there are
also improvements
to some of the existing SuperNATURAL
sounds as well.
Sax players have always felt right
at home with the Roland Aerophone
Pro, and now
there are fingerings for the
flute and clarinet players.
So here when I use the clarinet
sound, I'm actually using the
clarinet
fingering because that's what I'm
used to.
Aerophone Pro now supports Roland
Cloud.
This opens up huge new possibilities
to expand your sound library.
There are Sound Packs, there
are Wave Expansion Packs,
and there are tones based on the
ZEN-Core Synthesis
System, Roland
Cloud also allows you to explore
a library of Sound Packs
for the Roland Aerophone
Pro that utilize
its articulation and expressive
controls.
If you have a favorite keyboard like
a Roland FANTOM or a JUPITER-X,
you'll be able to import sounds
from those directly, and
you'll be able to share your sounds
with other Aerophone Pro
users.
Finally, there's expanded language
support
for Japanese and Chinese.
You can find out more about this
update and download it
for free at the Roland Aerophone
Pro support pages
at Roland.com.