Waveform List

No.

Wave Name

 

No.

Wave Name

 

No.

Wave Name

 

No.

Wave Name

 

No.

Wave Name

751

Rock Tom M f

801

Jazz PdHH p

851

Cabasa Down

901

REV Wet SNfR

951

REV JzRoll

752

Rock Tom H f

802

Jazz PdHH f

852

Cabasa Cut

902

REV Dry SN

952

REV Dry Stk

753

Rock Flm L1

803

Pedal HiHat

853

Maracas

903

REV PiccloSN

953

REV DrySick

754

Rock Flm L2

804

Pedal HiHat2

854

Long Guiro

904

REV Maple SN

954

REV Side Stk

755

Rock Flm M

805

Dance Cl HH

855

Tambourine 1

905

REV OldFilSN

955

REV Wdy Stk

756

Rock Flm H

806

909 NZ HiHat

856

Tambourine 2

906

REV 70s SN

956

REV RkStk1L

757

Jazz Tom L p

807

70s Cl HiHat

857

Open Triangl

907

REV SN Roll

957

REV RkStk1R

758

Jazz Tom M p

808

70s Op HiHat

858

Cuica

908

REV NatrlSN1

958

REV RkStk2L

759

Jazz Tom H p

809

606 Cl HiHat

859

Vibraslap

909

REV NatrlSN2

959

REV RkStk2R

760

Jazz Tom L f

810

606 Op HiHat

860

Timpani

910

REV BalladSN

960

REV Thrill

761

Jazz Tom M f

811

909 Cl HiHat

861

Timp3 pp

911

REV RkSNpL

961

REV Dry Kick

762

Jazz Tom H f

812

909 Op HiHat

862

Timp3 mp

912

REV RkSNpR

962

REV Mpl Kick

763

Jazz Flm L

813

808 Claps

863

Applause

913

REV RkSNmfL

963

REV RkKik p

764

Jazz Flm M

814

HumanClapsEQ

864

Syn FX Loop

914

REV RkSNmfR

964

REV RkKik mf

765

Jazz Flm H

815

Tight Claps

865

Loop 1

915

REV RkSNfL

965

REV RkKik f

766

Maple Tom 1

816

Hand Claps

866

Loop 2

916

REV RkSNfR

966

REV JzKik p

767

Maple Tom 2

817

Finger Snaps

867

Loop 3

917

REV RkRimpL

967

REV JzKik mf

768

Maple Tom 3

818

Rock RdCym1p

868

Loop 4

918

REV RkRimpR

968

REV JzKik f

769

Maple Tom 4

819

Rock RdCym1f

869

Loop 5

919

REV RkRimmfL

969

REV Jaz Kick

770

808 Tom

820

Rock RdCym2p

870

Loop 6

920

REV RkRimmfR

970

REV Pillow K

771

Verb Tom Hi

821

Rock RdCym2f

871

Loop 7

921

REV RkRimfL

971

REV Jz Dry K

772

Verb Tom Lo

822

Jazz RdCym p

872

R8 Click

922

REV RkRimfR

972

REV LiteKick

773

Dry Tom Hi

823

Jazz RdCymmf

873

Metronome 1

923

REV RkGstL

973

REV Old Kick

774

Dry Tom Lo

824

Jazz RdCym f

874

Metronome 2

924

REV RkGstR

974

REV Hybrid K

775

Rock ClHH1 p

825

Ride 1

875

MC500 Beep 1

925

REV SnareGst

975

REV HybridK2

776

Rock ClHH1mf

826

Ride 2

876

MC500 Beep 2

926

REV JzSNpL

976

REV 70s K 1

777

Rock ClHH1 f

827

Ride Bell

877

Low Saw

927

REV JzSNpR

977

REV 70s K 2

778

Rock ClHH2 p

828

Rock CrCym1p

878

Low Saw inv

928

REV JzSNmfL

978

REV Dance K

779

Rock ClHH2mf

829

Rock CrCym1f

879

Low P5 Saw

929

REV JzSNmfR

979

REV 909 K 2

780

Rock ClHH2 f

830

Rock CrCym2p

880

Low Pulse 1

930

REV JzSNfL

980

REV RkTomL1p

781

Jazz ClHH1 p

831

Rock CrCym2f

881

Low Pulse 2

931

REV JzSNfR

981

REV RkTomL2p

782

Jazz ClHH1mf

832

Rock Splash

882

Low Square

932

REV JzSNffL

982

REV RkTomM p

783

Jazz ClHH1 f

833

Jazz CrCym p

883

Low Sine

933

REV JzSNffR

983

REV RkTomH p

784

Jazz ClHH2 p

834

Jazz CrCym f

884

Low Triangle

934

REV JzRimpL

984

REV RkTomL1f

785

Jazz ClHH2mf

835

Crash Cymbal

885

Low White NZ

935

REV JzRimpR

985

REV RkTomL2f

786

Jazz ClHH2 f

836

Crash 1

886

Low Pink NZ

936

REV JzRimmfL

986

REV RkTomM f

787

Cl HiHat 1

837

Rock China

887

DC

937

REV JzRimmfR

987

REV RkTomH f

788

Cl HiHat 2

838

China Cym

888

REV Orch.Hit

938

REV JzRimfL

988

REV RkFlmL1

789

Cl HiHat 3

839

Cowbell

889

REV TeknoHit

939

REV JzRimfR

989

REV RkFlmL2

790

Cl HiHat 4

840

Wood Block

890

REV Back Hit

940

REV JzRimffL

990

REV RkFlm M

791

Cl HiHat 5

841

Claves

891

REV PhillHit

941

REV JzRimffR

991

REV RkFlm H

792

Rock OpHH p

842

Bongo Hi

892

REV Steel DR

942

REV Brush 1

992

REV JzTomL p

793

Rock OpHH f

843

Bongo Lo

893

REV Tin Wave

943

REV Brush 2

993

REV JzTomM p

794

Jazz OpHH p

844

Cga Open Hi

894

REV AmbiSNpL

944

REV Brush 3

994

REV JzTomH p

795

Jazz OpHH mf

845

Cga Open Lo

895

REV AmbiSNpR

945

REV JzSwish1

995

REV JzTomL f

796

Jazz OpHH f

846

Cga Mute Hi

896

REV AmbiSNfL

946

REV JzSwish2

996

REV JzTomM f

797

Op HiHat

847

Cga Mute Lo

897

REV AmbiSNfR

947

REV 909 SN 1

997

REV JzTomH f

798

Op HiHat 2

848

Cga Slap

898

REV Wet SNpL

948

REV 909 SN 2

998

REV JzFlm L

799

Rock PdHH p

849

Timbale

899

REV Wet SNpR

949

REV RkRoll L

999

REV JzFlm M

800

Rock PdHH f

850

Cabasa Up

900

REV Wet SNfL

950

REV RkRoll R

1000

REV JzFlm H

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XV-3080 specifications

The Roland XV-3080 is a powerful and versatile sound module that has become a favorite among musicians, producers, and composers since its release in the late 1990s. This module is renowned for its extensive sound library, advanced synthesis capabilities, and user-friendly interface, making it a staple in studios and on stages worldwide.

One of the standout features of the XV-3080 is its impressive range of sounds. It boasts 1,024 preset sounds and 256 user patches, which can be expanded with Roland's SR-JV80 expansion boards to access even more diverse sounds. The XV-3080 is equipped with a Waveform Memory of 128 MB, providing high-quality samples and ensuring rich, detailed sound. The module also features a powerful multitimbral engine, allowing up to 16 simultaneous parts to be played, making it an ideal choice for complex arrangements and live performances.

Another key technology in the XV-3080 is its advanced SuperNATURAL technology. This innovation enhances traditional sample playback by incorporating physical modeling, enabling more expressive and nuanced tones. Musicians can take advantage of features like dynamic layering and velocity-sensitive control, adding an organic quality that is often missing in digital instruments.

The built-in effects processor is another highlight, offering a wide range of high-quality effects, including reverb, chorus, flanger, and distortion. These effects can be applied to individual parts or used globally, allowing for creative sound design and customization. The XV-3080 also supports real-time editing, letting users tweak parameters on the fly, which is particularly useful in live settings.

Connectivity is plentiful on the XV-3080, with MIDI In/Out, as well as digital and analog outputs. This allows for seamless integration with other equipment, whether it's a DAW, a keyboard controller, or an audio interface.

The XV-3080's intuitive interface, featuring a bright LCD screen and a straightforward layout, makes navigating through options quick and easy. Musicians can spend less time fumbling with settings and more time focusing on their music.

In summary, the Roland XV-3080 is a sophisticated sound module that combines cutting-edge technology with user-friendly features. Its extensive sound library, advanced synthesis capabilities, and solid effects processing make it an essential tool for any serious musician or producer looking to create professional-quality music.