The Gaia 2 improves on Roland's interface with tactile controls and simplified navigation, but its sound engine lacks depth and polish. The reviewer finds the device underwhelming for its price, despite being a step forward from older models.
Critical Assessment
What Critics Praise
- Full‑size 37‑Key Keybed With Responsive Action
- Abundant Knobs, Buttons, And Faders For Real‑Time Tweaking
- Simplified Menu Structure Compared To Older Models
Points of Contention
- Under‑Developed Sound Engine Relative To Competitors
- Lacks Polish And Depth Expected
Professional Reviews
1 review from 1 critic60
Terrence O'Brien
Engadget
