Roland D-5

Made in Japan

Tahun 1989

Berfungsi Normal

Body Mulus untuk Synth ber-umur 36 Tahun

Cocok untuk barang Koleksi

The good news is that the D5 can read sounds off the existing "D" series ROM cards via the cartridge port tucked away on its rear panel. But nowadays, of course, ROM and RAM cards are no longer the only external means of accessing and storing sounds. Patch-editing software has become a part of everyday life for many computer-owning musicians, as it offers considerable advantages in terms of ease of programming and reduced storage costs.

There are a number of generic editor/librarians on the market for Roland's post-D50 L/A instruments, but will they work with the D5? Well, in the case of Steinberg's Synthworks generic D editor (reviewed MT, April '89), transferring individual sounds and individual parameter edits proved no problem, but bulk dumps were out of the question. This suggests that software companies will have to tweak their software a bit before it can be considered fully compatible with the D5 (quite apart from the fact that routines to edit the extra keyboard features will need to be added).

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