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Two virtual analog oscillators plus one wavetable oscillator
You can combine the analog-style and wavetable sound sources when building a patch.

Independent shopping perspective
Roland’s GAIA 2 is a 37-key hybrid synthesizer built around two virtual analog oscillators and a wavetable oscillator. Its dedicated knobs, faders, and buttons put sound changes within reach while playing, and the Motional Pad adds real-time movement to sounds and effects. Capture ideas with the built-in sequencer through live playing or step recording, then use the OLED display to follow edits. USB-C can serve as an audio/MIDI interface for a computer, tablet, or phone.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
You can combine the analog-style and wavetable sound sources when building a patch.
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There is room for factory sounds and a larger collection of saved personal patches.
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Effects can be added after creating a sound, with separate chorus and delay/reverb sections available.
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USB-C connects to computers, tablets, or phones as an audio/MIDI interface; USB Type-A accepts external MIDI controllers or USB flash drives.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It has 37 full-size, premium-action keys.
Yes. Its built-in sequencer captures playing and also supports step recording.
Yes. Its class-compliant USB-C connection works as an audio/MIDI interface with computers, tablets, and phones.
Its maximum polyphony is 22 voices.
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