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The Roland PG-10 is a synthesizer controller released by Roland in the late 1980s. It was designed to allow to control of D10, D20 synthesizers and D110 sound module. It featured a variety of sliders and knobs to control parameters such as pitch, filter, and envelope without menu diving.
The Roland PG 800 is a programmer and controller for the Roland JX-8P, JX-10, MKS-70, and MKS-80 synthesizers. It allows users to create and store patches, edit parameters, and control the synthesizers remotely. It also includes a built-in sequencer for creating and playing back patterns.
The Roland PG 1000 is a MIDI controller and programmer for the Roland JV/XP series of synthesizers. It allows users to control and program the synthesizers from a single device. It features a large LCD display, a variety of knobs and buttons, and a built-in sequencer.
PSP is not a toy console, but a revolutionary control module for SEM synthesizer units. In May 1976, the first polyphonic 8 voice was released, based on SEM modules. Eight modules represent eight independent voltage controlled filters, sixteen voltage...
The Roland PG 300 is a MIDI controller designed for use with the Roland JV-1080 and JV-2080 synthesizers. It is a programmable controller that allows users to control various parameters of the synthesizers, such as filter cutoff, resonance, envelope...
The Roland PG 200 is a programming device that allows users to control and program the parameters of Roland synthesizers. It was released in 1983 and was designed to be used with the Roland JX-3P, JX-8P, and MKS-30 synthesizers. The PG 200 has a...
