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Roland D-10 Synthesizer  |
The Roland D-10 is pretty much the little dorky brother of the Roland D-50. Roland tried to cram a lessor D-50 into the D-10 but also include some added, useless features.
I found mine for a real steal at a 2nd hand shop who didn't realize replacing the connected power cord would be an easy affair.
This is far from a main tone source for me. I use it mostly for adding little highlights of sounds here and there. I also use it to layer the same phrase on another synth sound to fill it out a bit. Overall, if you can find one for under $100, I say buy it.
SAMPLE: This synth is in almost every song on Arecebo. Which parts? I couldn't really say.
Just listen to a track and find the little sounds in the background. That's the D-10.
Yummy specs...
Polyphony - 32 voices
Oscillators - Digital LA (Linear Arithmetic) & ROM Samples
Effects - 8 Effects
Multitimbral - 9 parts
Drums - 1 kit, 63 sounds
Memory - 128 internal & 128 external patches, 64 performances
Keyboard - 61 note with velocity sensitivity
Acquired:
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