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NAMM 2026: New BOSS effects pedals plugins add three favorites

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Roland rolled out three new plugin versions of BOSS guitar pedals, and they are three of the most beloved in their effects line. They include the versatile OD-2 Turbo Overdrive, DM-2 Analog Delay, and the mythical DC-2 Dimension C chorus.

Effects pedals plugin suite

Available only on the Roland Cloud, these three are a welcome addition to the 19 existing options. One of the coolest options with using BOSS pedals as plugins is that you can use them to process all kinds of sources and tracks without needing additional gear and patchwork wiring setups.

Roland promises to continue developing and releasing more models from their legendary line of guitar pedals.

Add them to your plugin library

All BOSS pedal plugins are available through a Roland Cloud Ultimate membership. They offer a free 30-day, full-access trial. And if you just want to test them out, you can do so by signing up for a free Roland Account. Functions are limited in the demo versions, but it’s a great way to see if they’re a fit for your workflow without needing to commit.

Learn more about the new effects pedal plugins from BOSS.

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