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Features

What is Roland Cloud Manager?

Roland Cloud Manager is the application that delivers everything. Use it to create and manage your Roland Account, choose your membership plan, and access your no-charge instruments, patches and services, while keeping everything up to date.

Download the app, create a Roland Account, and shape your musical experience starting with our free ZENOLOGY Lite Software Synthesizer. Once inside, you can explore membership options as well as purchase Instrument Keys, patch collections, ZEN-Core Sound Packs, and Wave and Model Expansions. Roland Cloud Manager puts you in charge.

• Download Roland Cloud Manager

• Create your Roland Account

• Install your free software

• Redeem or purchase Membership Keys

• Redeem or purchase Lifetime Keys

• Install instruments and sounds

• Purchase/install Sound Packs, Wave and Model Expansions for ZEN-Core compatible hardware/software

• Manage your Roland Cloud Library

• Stay informed with news and updates

Specs

System Requirements (macOS™)

System Requirements (Windows®)

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Downloads

For Windows

For macOS

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For macOS 10.9-10.12

Release Notes

• Version 2.5.10 - Roland Cloud Manager v2.5.10

  January 27, 2021

  2.5.10

  • New: Users can now check for updates on-demand from a new menu in the macOS windows of RCM and from the tray icon in Windows
  • New: The users now can click on the “Available in your Library” text when looking through products in the Software and Hardware sections
  • Improved: RCM now better handles storage of information, which should help increasing startup performance, along with reduced CPU usage when idle
  • Improved: RCM now sorts the Series in the Library alphabetically
  • Improved: RCM now better handles the purchase of instruments, preventing some errors related to the Cart not being emptied on time
  • Fixed: Some issues presented in macOS using external monitors
  • Fixed: Under certain circumstances RCM crashes when opening the Tray Panel in macOS
  • Fixed: Under certain circumstances RCM crashes when opening the application from the installed APP when already running
  • Fixed: Under certain circumstances RCM crashes when a download of an instrument finishes
  • Fixed: Under certain circumstances RCM crashes when starting an automatic download
  • Fixed: Under certain circumstances RCM crashes when asking for permission to install an instrument
  • Fixed: Under certain circumstances RCM crashes when there is no internet connection while starting up
  • Fixed: Under certain circumstances RCM crashes when the user logs in multiple times in a small period of time
  • Fixed: Under certain circumstances RCM crashes when looking for installed instruments in the user system
  • Fixed: Under certain circumstances RCM crashes when trying to uninstall SDZ instruments in macOS
  • Fixed: Under certain circumstances the uninstaller of RCM doesn’t close the application when removing it
  • Fixed: Installer now behaves correctly when cancelling the installation and the progress is reaching completion
  • Fixed: The login window now doesn’t display in full screen, preventing the display of artifacts when logging in
  • Fixed: Sometimes the updates of installed instruments are not detected correctly

  2.5.9

  • Major Authentication improvements in RCM
  • Fixed: Crash when removing synced devices
  • Fixed: Crash when performing network operations
  • Fixed: Crash in certain conditions when opening RCM
  • Fixed: Crash in certain conditions when installing ACB instruments
  • Fixed: RCM no longer asks to store information in user KeyChain in macOS
  • Fixed: RCM doesn’t open up automatically after the machine goes to sleep in macOS
  • Fixed: White screen on login page under some circumstances
  • Fixed: Under certain conditions, some users in Windows don’t see buttons on the installer
  • Fixed: Under certain conditions, some users in Windows see the update notification, but RCM becomes unresponsive
  • Fixed: Under certain conditions, the Tray Panel of RCM would display a 0% progress download even when there is none
  • Fixed: Under certain conditions, some data pieces were stored incorrectly
  • New: RCM technologies have been updated
  • New: RCM now cleans instrument folders to remove unnecessary .bak files
  • Improved: The removal of ZENOLOGY Pro from the user system has been improved
  • Improved: The installation of instruments has been improved in Windows and macOS, causing less stress on the system
  • Improved: RCM languages can now be updated server-side. This will reduce work for the translation teams and make changes applied to previous versions of RCM
  • Improved: RCM uninstaller in Windows behaves better with folders with unknown contents
  • Improved: RCM better handles some network requests when they fail
  • Improved: RCM is now sorting the series tabs better

  
  2.5.8

  • Zenbeats 2.0 integration
  • Zenology PRO support
  • Fixed: On RCM's main window, when the 'Go back to RCM' message is displayed during a purchase, the 'Back' button is no longer displayed
  • Fixed: When displaying web pages that present errors (404, 50X, not loading) RCM is now able to detect such problems faster and more efficiently
  • Fixed: RCM no longer prevents the user from removing sound patches for plugins that were previously removed
  • Fixed: RCM now resumes download of RVRs after Concerto is installed as dependency
  • Fixed: RCM no longer displays 'NONE' as local version of instruments whose local version can't be acquired
  • Fixed: 'Software Solutions' series filter now fits properly on Library
  • New: Better support for Zenbeats and Zenology.
  • New: Support for updating EXZ and SDZ instrument plugins
  • Improved: Errors are now displayed via system notifications if the RCM window is not opened already

  
  2.5.7

  • Fixed: RCM crashes after being idle for some time
  • Fixed: Sync dialog box now properly displays the option buttons
  • Fixed: Under certain conditions, the help page displayed by RCM is blank
  • Fixed: After installing a Patch file RCM redirects to the NEWS section
  • Fixed: When requested to remove an instrument that requires sync of the uninstaller in macOS, RCM no longer displays an 'Installed' notification
  • New: RCM now can sell patches
  • New: RCM now offers the 'Queued' filter status in the Main Window
  • Improved: Now the webpages displayed in RCM will remain visible in case of network error
  • Improved: Now all web views display a black scrollbar to better match the visual style
  • Improved: RCM now resets the scroll progress on the Library section when changing the status filter

  
  2.5.6

  • Fixed: Pause and cancel button improvements during download
  • Fixed: Potential logoff when certain conditions are met during activation/downloading
  • Fixed: Differences in download progress between Tray Panel and Main Window
  • Fixed: Downloads could stall at 1% if certain conditions are met
  • Fixed: Service application stability improvements
  • Fixed: Update notification improvements after moving the library to a custom location
  • Improved: Error codes and messages
  • New: UI changes for handling offers and promotions

  
  2.5.5

  • Bug Fixes
  • Fixed errors while activating two or more unsigned plugin instruments
  • Fixed errors when RCM idle for at least one hour
  • Fixed Inconsistent UI status during instrument operation
  • Fixed Installation error for JV-1080
  • Fixed Canceling download of unsigned plugin instrument restarts activation
  • Fixed RCM UI grabs focus when unused
  • Fixed Tray Panel displays expired instruments while downloading
  • Fixed clicking on notifications of an instrument clears filters
  • Error messaging updates
  • Fixed Install status of unsigned instruments not updating correctly after removal

  2.4.4

  • Bug fixes

  
  2.4.3

  • Security updates
  • Bug fixes

  
  2.4.2

  • Improved login and Garageband fixes
  • Security updates

  
  2.4.1

  • Garageband authentication fixes

  
  2.4.0

  • Re-designed user interface
  • Performance improvements
  • Better support for offline usage
  • Portrait screen orientation
  • Better responsiveness to different screen sizes and orientations
  • Security updates
  • Bug fixes

  
  2.3.1

  • Security updates
  • Bug fixes

  
  2.3.0

  • Improved login and authentication
  • Improved Updater application.
  • Improved Installer application.
  • Improved macOS launch options for RCM. It now can be launched from Launchpad, Spotlight and by double-clicking the APP, if already running.
  • Various minor fixes and performance improvements.

  
  2.2.6

  • Improved installers and updaters
  • Bug fixes

  
  2.2.5

  • RCM 2.2.5 includes a bug fix for a Windows patch folder issue.
  • RCM now offers JP patch dialogue localization.
  • This RCM update has rectified an unresponsive install button issue.

  
  2.2.4

  • RCM 2.2.4 includes patch support for several instruments.

  
  2.2.3

  • RCM 2.2.3 features improved stability and enhanced performance.

  
  2.2.1

  • RCM 2.2.1 features improved stability and enhanced performance.

  
  2.2.0

  • RCM 2.2 features improved stability and enhanced performance.

  
  2.1.0

  • Users can now check manually for RCM updates.
  • RCM now inclues NVDA screen software for partially sighted users.
  • RCM now loads 3X faster.
  • We've improved the “Send My Log” flow improved for creating support tickets.
  • Users can now uncheck “custom install” checkbox to reset the library path to default. Previously installed RVRs will be copied to a new path .

  
  2.0.0

  • Roland Cloud manager now runs in system tray (or system menu) mode, as well as in full application mode. While running in your system tray or system menu, Roland Cloud Manager continues to run background tasks like downloads, authorization, checking for updates, and many other automatic functions. While running as an application on your desktop, Roland Cloud Manager now provides quick access to relevant news and information in addition to allowing management access to your instrument library.
  • Roland Cloud Manager now lets users set a custom path to store Concerto based instruments, including external storage devices.
  • We’ve made enhancements to our instrument and Roland Cloud Manager update functionality including silent installation and binary patching. You can now sync previously installed instruments.
  • Members with expired subscriptions will now be able to log in to Roland Cloud Manager to see new instruments, news, and updates, although instrument access is still tied to a valid subscription or trial subscription.
  • Roland Cloud Manager now allows you to update all instruments with a single click.
  • Roland Cloud Manager provides the ability to pause syncing and downloading of individual instruments.
  • To provide better service to Roland Cloud members who may experience technical issues, Roland Cloud Manager now facilitates the ability for users to submit a log that will help us to get you running in record time.
  • Roland Cloud Manager 2.0 introduces device tracking, in order to limit the number of devices a user can use with a single Roland Cloud License.
  • We’ve removed the need to update Roland Cloud Concerto as part of Roland Cloud Manager updates.

Last week I mentioned that I had updated the list of metadata apps. That revised post compared the prices and features of 19 sample organizers.

That’s a lot to go through. Today’s post is intended to help you choose the sound clip cataloging app that’s best for you.

Choosing the Best Sample Manager

It’s important to note that there isn’t one perfect app for everyone. There are dozens of features in these apps. Most are highly specialized for specific people. For example, sound designers may need to process their sounds with plug-ins. Sound librarians may require reading metadata from obscure file types, and embedding this text back into the file. Others may simply need a way to gather and audition all their sound clips.

Who are these people? Let’s look at them in three ways:

• Pro sound editors and sound designers.
• “Casual” sound editors.
• Sound librarians.

Let’s see how those pros use the apps.

Pro Sound Editors & Sound Designers

Sound designers and sound editors need the most features. They add thousands of files, browse them with granular detail, and send them to editing apps to work on their projects.

Pros needing these type of apps typically start with the free Soundly app. That performs most tasks they need and includes a free cloud sound fx library, too. It will keep a pro content for quite some time. Typical next steps include Resonic Pro (€69), Library Monkey Pro ($449), or AudioFinder ($69.95), which add more fields of metadata (database only) and plug-in processing. Career sound pros will eventually move to the premium-priced BaseHead 4.x Lite ($399) and Ultra ($549) or Soundminer v4.5 ($899) apps for metadata embedding, spotting to editing app timelines, and sophisticated sound search options.

”Casual” Sound Editors

Do you edit audio but aren’t a day-to-day sound editor? Maybe you’re a video editor, music composer or editor, or re-recording mixer?

These “casual” editors have fewer needs than the pros above, and have more flexibility in their choices. Most just need a way to organize clips, find the sound fx they need, audition them, and transfer them to an editing app. Since they’re not editing every day, they don’t want expensive options.

Both Soundly and iTunes are excellent free options for managing many sound clips. Have a bit more cash? AudioFinder ($69.95), Library Monkey ($129.00), Resonic Pro (€69), Soundminer HD Basic ($199), and Basehead 4.x ($249), are great next steps. Those will allow more sophisticated searching, organizational features, and sound fx transferring, although they lack rich metadata features.

Sound Librarians

Do you create sound fx libraries or manage huge amounts of sound clips for other editors? These pros’ daily work includes viewing, editing, and saving metadata, then curating those clips so they are easy for others to use.

You can do this inexpensively if you’re willing to juggle a few apps. Use the free Metadigger, Aural Probe, SampleSort, or Sample Library (€30) apps to add, browse, and audition clips. Most of these lack sophisticated design but do the job decently. Notably, Metadigger is able to see BWAV and ID3 metadata. The other three Windows options add the ability to drag and drop clips into editing apps, too.

Just need a few metadata tweaks? Sound librarians may choose the free Remetacator to add BWAV and iXML metadata in batches.

If you’re willing to pay, MetadataTouch ($40, $60 for batch editing), TwistedWave ($79.90), and BWF-Widget ($49.95-$90.00) can add more fields either singly or in batches. Free single-sound metadata editing is available from Wave Agent and BWF MetaEdit.

Soundly is another solid free option to add two fields of BWAV metadata in batches and browse up to 2,500 library clips.

Sound librarians who find themselves needing more metadata fields and easier ways to apply and embed it will want to explore BaseHead 4.x Ultra and Soundminer v4.5. This power comes with a price. Those apps provide this flexibility for prices north of $500.

Budget Options

Do you want to get started working with sound libraries and metadata, but have a limited budget? Willing to work creatively? Here are options:

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• Option 1: MacOS users may apply metadata with Soundly (free, BWAV, two fields), Remetacator (free, BWAV and iXML, multiple fields), iTunes (free, ID3 tags), or Commenteer ($13.99, Spotlight comments). Then, once sound effects are organized well in the Finder, use Snapper ($79.00) to preview and transfer multi-channel sound fx.
• Option 2: Windows users may use Soundly (free) to search, organize, audition and transfer their sound library. MetadataTouch Pro ($80) is another option to apply metadata in batches with additional BWAV field options.
• Option 3: forego the waveform display and region selection and use iTunes, Aural Probe, or SampleSort (all free) to organize and transfer your library with drag-and-drop.

Which app is best for you? Well, it depends on how you want to use your sound library. Working in game audio, or film sound? You’ll want every feature, and you’ll likely pay the price to match. Less demanding productions can get away with other options. You may even prefer to use a combination of cheaper apps together instead of a single, more expensive one.

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View all apps and their details in An Introduction to Sound FX Metadata Apps 2 – Comparing Apps.

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