Published on Oct 24, 2013 SynthMania·278 videos
"I've always liked this synth since it came out in the late '80s. A friend of mine had one, and I especially loved its "Voxy Women Sing" patch. I bought a D-50 soon after because of my friend's D-10. It might not sound as impressive today, but I can assure you that back then, all these sounds were beautiful and state-of-the-art.
I ask viewers to please refrain from posting comments such as "The Roland D-50 is much better", "The D-10 sucks compared to the D-50", "the D-50 blows this out of the water" etc. because such comments are a bit obnoxious and of the Captain Obvious variety - anyone who knows the least bit about synths knows that yes, the D-50 sounds better than its smaller cousins. Please don't make a fool of yourself by posting such comments - although there always seems to be someone who does (typically the same kind of people who don't read the description). This is a video on the D-10, please stay on topic and make comments on the D-10, which is a cool synth by its own merit. I will make a D-50 video soon enough."
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