A big day for Roland with two boutiques released. This one is the Roland N/VISION, Roland's first dedicated hardware wavetable synthesizer in Boutiwue form.
It takes some principles from the Enzyme software synth found in the Roland Fantom EX but in pure hardware form.
N/VISION is a dual-layer wavetable synth with up to 50 voices of polyphony shared between the layers. It includes the K25M keyboard with matching white sides.
Each voice has two wavetable oscillators, each with 63 wavetables and 127 positions, plus position scanning, random position, LFO control - including a step LFO, key-trigger options and a dedicated oscillator envelope alongside amp and filter envelopes.
The oscillator section also includes layer mix modulation and a global waveshaper. The filter section offers cutoff, resonance, envelope and LFO amount, high-pass control, low-pass, band-pass and high-pass types at 12 or 24dB per octave, plus vintage-style Roland, M-style and S-style filters. A three-step drive control changes the filter character.

Effects include global delay and reverb, standard and shimmer reverb modes with times up to 10 seconds, layer spread, Juno-106-style chorus, and additional MFX types including delays, reverse delay, overdrive, fuzz, bitcrush, lo-fi compression and pitch shifting.
Connectivity includes full-size MIDI in/out, audio input, stereo output, headphones, USB-C audio, USB power or four AA batteries. With the Roland driver, USB-C carries multi-channel audio to a DAW.
It is available now, with shipping expected at the end of October 2026. RRP is £592 or €699.
More Info:
https://www.roland.com/global/products/n_vision/