Roland D-10

Synthesizer

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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 trimmed but as already noted retained many specs, such as effects and a built-in PCM drum machine. The sound selection offers a plausible range of voices based on proprietory Linear Arithmetic synthesis among which there are organs, basses, FX, pads and many others.

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Country of origin / production: Japan

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Usage area
Synthesizer
Archetype
Digital (D)
Polyphony
Voices	32
Multi Timbral Capacity	9 part(s)
Tone Generator / Sound Synthesis
Technology of Sound Generation	PCM
Roland
LAS (Linear Arithmetic Synthesis)
Programs/ Voices/ Timbres
Patches	128
Multitimbral Preset	64
Drum Kits Preset	1
Keys
Type	Synth Action
Size	5
Number of Keys	61
Display
Display type	LCD
Color resolution	Monochrome
Built-in controllers
Pitch Bend/ Modulation Lever
External controllers
Foot Controller	1
Hold
External Control Panel
Audio out
Stereo
All voices mixed in one output
Analogue: 1/4" (6.35mm)	2
Analogue: 1/4" (6.35mm) headphones preamplified	1
Power
Power consumption	20 W
Dimensions
Height	98 mm
Width	974 mm
Depth	301 mm
Weight	8.820 kg
Production start	1988
	Production ended

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