Uploaded August 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
When the Roland D-50 was released in 1987, it was revolutionary: a new method of layered synthesis that created new levels of realism. Today's modern workstation synths like the Montage, Montage M and MODX can replicate this method of sound creation. In this video, I demonstrate how.
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0:00 Intro
0:16 Roland D-50
2:43 Replicating on Montage
3:09 Creating a Tonewheel Organ
5:49 Adding the Clack
7:41 Adding Effects
8:56 Using AWM2 Instead of AN-X
11:40 Adding Effects
#D50 #MODX #Montage
When the Roland D-50 was released in 1987, it was revolutionary: a new method of layered synthesis that created new levels of realism. Today's modern workstation synths like the Montage, Montage M and MODX can replicate this method of sound creation. In this video, I demonstrate how.
My keyboard Z stand: amzn.to/3Ix5xuF
Z stand extra tier: amzn.to/3XtVpa6
My keyboard A frames: amzn.to/3YwAPav
My silver keyboard covers: amzn.to/40VySFx
My black keyboard covers: amzn.to/3Gt5oXz
0:00 Intro
0:16 Roland D-50
2:43 Replicating on Montage
3:09 Creating a Tonewheel Organ
5:49 Adding the Clack
7:41 Adding Effects
8:56 Using AWM2 Instead of AN-X
11:40 Adding Effects
#D50 #MODX #Montage










