In 1985 Roland released the now-famous TR-707 and TR-727 Rhythm Composers. Taking their rightful places next to other classic Roland rhythm machines, this dynamic duo of drums and percussion has appeared on hit tracks in a long list of genres, including synth pop, acid house, industrial, electro, indie, alternative, and more.  Thanks to our Analog Circuit Behavior (ACB) technology, you can now have the authentic sound and experience of these influential drum machines right inside your DAW—with modern upgrades that take them into all-new territory. 

- Analog Circuit Behavior technology captures every detail of the original hardware 
- Uses the original TR-707 and TR-727 sample ROMs 
- Includes all sounds and patterns from the original units 
- New patterns and kits for modern styles 
- Get modern sounds with tuning, decay, gain, sample rate adjustment, and more 
- Powerful sequencer with flams, sub-steps, last-step, and per-instrument shuffle 
- Drag and drop audio or MIDI patterns directly to DAW tracks or cells 
- Original and aged skins along with LCD-style sequencer windows 
- Multiple outputs for flexible effects processing with plugins like ZENOLOGY FX 
- VST3, AU, and AAX support for popular DAWs 
- Native support for Apple silicon

TR-707 & TR-727  Software Rhythm Composers Song & Sound Demo -  Pop

For nearly 50 years, Roland’s innovative electronic musical instruments and multimedia products have fueled inspiration in artists and creators around the world. Embraced by hobbyists and professionals alike, the company’s trendsetting gear spans multiple categories, from pianos, synthesizers, guitar products, and electronic percussion to DJ controllers, audio/video solutions, livestreaming products, and more. As technology evolves, Roland continues to lead the way for gigging musicians, producers, and beatmakers, providing modern software-based solutions and seamless creative workflows between hardware products, computers, and mobile devices. For more information, visit Roland.com or see your local Roland dealer.