ROLAND SYSTEM 100 MODEL 101 TUTORIAL & OVERVIEW

This is a tutorial and overview of the Roland System 100 Model 101. The Model 101 is the keyboard synth part of the system. The system also included speakers, a synth expander, a mixer and a sequencer. This was a system of synths made by Roland in the 70s. It sounds really smooth and fat and has that classic vintage Roland sound which can also be found on the bigger brothers SH-5 and SH-7. In this video I go over each component, knob, button and jack on the front panel of the synth. This is a fairly simple and standard synth on spec. It has a single oscillator, a single ADSR envelope generator, a single LFO and a combo low pass and high pass filter. What sets it apart is that it's semi-modular so you get to patch in and out the different components. It also has a really nice basic tone. It's one of those synths that has a large sweet spot and sounds good in almost all settings. Here's that synthesis 101 video I was referring to in the video (if you're new to synthesizers):    • SUBTRACTIVE SYNTHESIS AND MODULAR TUTORIAL...   ~~~ SOCIAL MEDIA ~~~ I'm @onceuponasynth on all socials. http://bit.ly/onceuponasynth_FACEBOOK http://bit.ly/onceuponasynth_INSTAGRAM http://bit.ly/onceuponasynth_TWITTER http://bit.ly/onceuponasynth_PERISCOPE ~~~ MY MUSIC ~~~ Electronic: https://citizenpark.bandcamp.com Indie: http://thecoatsellers.com ~~~ AUDIO GEAR USED ~~~ • Roland System 100 Model 101 (keyboard) • OTO Machines BAM (off screen, a little reverb) ~~~ VIDEO/RECORDING GEAR USED ~~~ • Zoom H6n • Beyerdynamic DT 880 Pro • iPhone 6 • Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera • Lumix 14mm f2.5 Lens • Manfrotto 055 Tripod w/ 410 Junior Geared Head