Roland U-220 Vst [exclusive] Now

Originally released in 1989, the U-220 was a 1U rackmount sound module based on Roland’s U-110 PCM engine. It featured 6MB of sample ROM (big for its time) with 246 patches, including the famous "Orchestra Hit," ambient pads, punchy bass, and digital pianos. It was a staple of late 80s/early 90s new age, R&B, house music, and film scores (e.g., Twin Peaks ).

If you are looking for a "Roland U-220 VST," you are likely looking for that specific texture—something that sits comfortably alongside the grit of the Emu Proteus or the early Korg M1. roland u-220 vst

from the U-220, like its unique piano or strings, in a different modern plugin? Originally released in 1989, the U-220 was a

A few developers have created specialized plugins that specifically target the U-20 (the keyboard version of the U-220) and U-220 era. If you are looking for a "Roland U-220

If Roland released a U-220 VST today for $99, with a resizable GUI and an "Aliasing/Dirt" knob, it would sell out immediately. Until then, we hunt for samples.

Since a direct emulation doesn't exist, how do you get those sounds? Here are the three best paths.