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Roland MT-32Review | Sound On Sound, Sep 1987Multi-Timbral ExpanderHot foot from the BMF, hard-working Martin Russ brings us his review of this innocent-looking multitimbral LA expander which packs many of the features of Roland's D-50 synthesizer, including onboard digital reverb, but with the added bonus of 28 sampled drum sounds! | |||
Roland MT32Review | Music Technology, Oct 1987Multitimbral Synth ExpanderThe latest box out of the Roland stable to incorporate the D50's L/A synthesis. Simon Trask examines how a multitimbral expander designed with the home organ market in mind will find its way into pro studios. | |||
Roland MT32Review | Making Music, Oct 1987the multi timbral, multi talented, multi something else synth module that gives you an eight track in your hotel room, says Alastair Gavin (a hotelier). | |||
Roland MT32 Update & EditorsReview | Sound On Sound, Jul 1988If you own an MT32 then you really should be using a computer-based voice editing program to make the most of its facilities. Martin Russ compares three possible contenders for your money from Tigress Designs, Dr T and Steinberg. | |||
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Enhancing Your Roland MT32Feature | Topic: Synthesis & Sound Design | Sound On Sound, Apr 1988By combining plenty of different sounds with the built-in percussion voices and digital reverb, Roland's MT32 multitimbral expander makes the ideal add-on for any sequencer. But it really takes a software editing program to get the very best out of it. Brian Howarth shows you how. |
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