24 Jan 2020 | 21.3 MB
Rich and smooth
A lightweight, easy, and powerful electric piano for stage or studio
The tones you want
You let us know that you wanted a library of luscious electric piano tones to go along with the ever-growing catalog on Roland Cloud. Our response? It’s an ultra-deep sampled software synth called Anthology EP14. As you may have figured out by now, the EP stands for “electric Piano,” and as always, Anthology stands for “easy to use, light on system resources, and great sounding.” We’ll let you guess where we came up with the “14.” Regardless of the name, Anthology EP14 really does represent the great sounds of Roland distilled into a portable package.
An electric piano that fits in your laptop bag
Vintage electric pianos can weigh over 100 pounds, with their modern digital contemporaries coming in at half that. For those of you that asked for something a little more portable without having to sacrifice audio quality, Anthology EP14 is perfect. With the average laptop coming in at between 5 and 10 pounds, you can carry not only Anthology EP14, but every other Roland Cloud sound comfortably with you wherever your travels take you. We promise that the entire Roland Cloud library will not add strain to your shoulder or require a stop at baggage claim.
Roland Cloud Concerto at heart
Because all Anthology series instruments are built with Roland Cloud Concerto, you can expect:
– 48kHz stereo
– Adjustable key sensitivity
– Fine and course tuning controls, both manually or via midi control for coarse tuning
– Best-in-class, chainable effects including convolution and classic Reverb, distortion, stereo chorus, flange, compression, doubler, and stereo delay
– Decay and wet/dry mix controls
– Per instrument Limiter toggle
– Multiple instruments supported per plugin instance
– Multi-threaded loading and streaming
– VST parameter automation
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