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Roland and Neutone announce Phase 2 of Project LYDIA, next-generation audio effects technology developed through joint research using AI

Roland Corporation and Neutone have refined the experimental joint research project Project LYDIA to reflect feedback received and released it as Phase 2. Additions include an LCD display, user memory and MIDI connectivity, bringing it closer to a standalone audio effect.

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Project LYDIA Phase 2Neural sampling effect Project LYDIA
Applicable field (uses covered by this announcement)

Music production, audio effects, live performance and integration with studio equipment

Launch datePresented at Superbooth Berlin from 7 to 9 May 2026 (actual)
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The project has attracted interest from a wide range of parties, and feedback has been collected from musicians, developers and live performers (number Not disclosed)

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Roland Corporation7944
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Roland Future Design Lab of Roland Corporation and Neutone are conducting joint research and collaborating.

CounterpartyNeutone Co., Ltd.

A Tokyo-based software company that researches and develops AI technology for creating new music. It develops experimental instruments using its proprietary AI.

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Neutone: Tokyo

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Names of Products / Services CoveredProject LYDIA Phase 2, Neural sampling effect Project LYDIA
CounterpartyNeutone Co., Ltd.
Counterparty overviewA Tokyo-based software company that researches and develops AI technology for creating new music. It develops experimental instruments using its proprietary AI.
Relationship with the CompanyRoland Future Design Lab of Roland Corporation and Neutone are conducting joint research and collaborating.
Launch datePresented at Superbooth Berlin from 7 to 9 May 2026 (actual)
Applicable areaMusic production, audio effects, live performance and integration with studio equipment
LocationNeutone: Tokyo
Usage historyThe project has attracted interest from a wide range of parties, and feedback has been collected from musicians, developers and live performers (number Not disclosed)
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To incorporate feedback collected over several months from musicians, developers and live performers.

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