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Thursday, November 26, 2009

Roland PG1000 Synthesizer Programmer

via this auction

click on the image to read the editable parameters.

PG-1000 editor for the Roland D-50
Posted by matrix at 11/26/2009 11:13:00 AM
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4 comments:

  1. khoral11/26/09, 11:17 AM

    Can't go anywhere with the D50 without a PG1000!
    Then it becomes an incredibly fun digital polysynth with analog-style interface

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  2. UniQue WerkX11/26/09, 9:44 PM

    I can see where this would be much faster for programming but I never had any issues with the D-50's programming matrix. I guess some people found it confusion?

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  3. khoral11/26/09, 10:44 PM

    Well, to my opinion, the lack of interface makes it much too opaque for serious programming!

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  4. Mazze9/18/12, 2:58 PM

    D-50 is not confusing it's just a pain. the LFO structure is fairly powerful but the parameters are spread across four distantly placed menus making it extremely tedious to adjust. PG-1000, although far from perfect, is easier in this respect because all the controls are right there.

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