The Roland JV-30 is a synthesizer released by Roland Corporation in 1992. It is GS MIDI-compatible device that features 24-voice polyphony and 16-part multitimbrality. It is capable of producing a wide range of sounds, from realistic acoustic instruments...
The Roland JV-35 is a digital synthesizer released by Roland Corporation in 1993 and discontinued in 1996. It was the successor to the Roland JV-30 and was part of the JV series of synthesizers but based on the SC-55 Sound Canvas sound engine. It...
The Alesis QuadraSynth represents a bold departure from conventional synthesizer design, offering an unusually approachable yet powerful instrument that prioritizes practical musicianship over complexity. This 76-key Sample & Synthesis (S&S)...
The Ensoniq SQ-1 is a two-part, eight-voice polyphonic synthesizer and sequencer. It was released in 1985 by Ensoniq, a company known for producing some of the most popular synthesizers of the 1980s. The SQ-1 is a hybrid analog/digital synthesizer that...
The Casio HZ-600, released in 1987, represents a significant entry in Casio's Spectrum Dynamic (SD) synthesizer series. As a professional-looking bitimbral synthesizer, it embodies Casio's philosophy of making advanced technology accessible at an...
The Casio HT-3000 is a 61-key, 8-voice digital synthesizer released in 1987 as part of Casio’s HT and HZ series. It is notable for its Spectrum Dynamic (SD) Synthesis, a unique form of sound generation that blends elements of subtractive synthesis with...
The Roland XP-10 is a 61-key synthesizer keyboard released in 1998. It features a wide range of sounds and effects, as well as a built-in sequencer and arpeggiator. It is capable of producing a variety of sounds, including pianos, strings, organs, and more.
The Roland JV-50 is a performance synthesizer released by Roland Corporation in 1994. It is a 5-octave keyboard synthesizer that uses the same sound engine as the Roland SC-55 Sound Canvas, but has some different features. It is capable of producing a...
The Yamaha S03 is a 61-key synthesizer keyboard released by Yamaha in 2002. It features an array of sounds, effects, and sequencing capabilities, as well as a built-in arpeggiator. It is often used by musicians in the studio and on stage.
D-10 has taken the synthesis core features from D-50. The synthesizer was priced quite reasonably. D-10 is capable of multitimbral operating and included a rhythm machine function. The instrument comprised several types of reverb. The engine was a bit...
