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Roland MC500Review | Making Music, Dec 1986 | |||
Roland MC500 MicroComposerReview | Sound On Sound, Aug 1986This long-awaited successor to Roland's evergreen MSQ700 sequencer offers increased song and note capacity, 'microscopic' editing of every single MIDI command and stores both music and rhythm tracks to 3.5 inch disks. Mark Jenkins fills in the details. | |||
Roland MC500 MicrocomposerReview | International Musician, Aug 1986SequencercheckThe return of the Microcomposer, featuring Tony Mills | |||
Roland MC500 SequencerReview | Electronics & Music Maker, Aug 1986A preview of Roland's first software-based digital recorder. As Paul Wiffen reports, it takes over where the MSQ range left off. | |||
Roland Super-MRC Sequencing SoftwareReview | Music Technology, Mar 1989Competing with the flexibility of computer-based recording systems is a problem for a dedicated sequencer, but Roland's latest MC500 software update makes it as competitive as ever. J Eshleman begs for MRC. | |||
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MC-500 MIDI Real Time RecorderFeature | Topic: Advertisement Feature | International Musician, Sep 1986Songwriter/musician Nick Graham gets to grips with the MC500 | |||
Product NewsNews | Topic: Advertisement Feature | International Musician, Jun 1986A new Super-synth, Samples, and more | |||
Roland MC500 MicroComposerUser Report | Music Technology, Feb 1987It's been available for well under a year, but already, Roland's latest MicroComposer is establishing itself as something of an industry standard. Steve Howell gives a comprehensive user's eye view... |
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