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ROLAND D-70 Digital Synthesizer 1990 | HD DEMO

(c) 2013 by AnalogAudio1 I played the Roland D-70 without any additional effects or eq. All you hear is coming straight out of the Roland D-70. The fully digital Roland D-70 employs a LA (Linear Arithmetic) sound engine. It contains samples which can be filtered with lowpass/bandpass/highpass filters. The oscillators can be modulated via DLM (differential loop modulation). This can produce weird sounds, like heard in the video. A pity, that the JD-800 does not have this feature. It also has a multi effect processor built in (reverb, chorus, delay...). It has TONE PALLETE sliders, which help a lot to tweak the sounds. In my opinion, the D-70 is more a "live performance synth" than a studio synthesizer. That's the reason why a rack version never appeared. The D-70 is very complex. But not exactly the synthesis engine - rather the performance functions: splits, MIDI functions, controller maps, master keyboard functions and that sort of things.... but I must admit, sometimes it sounds beautiful. Like the Korg Wavestation, it has a big display, but a nightmare to create sounds due to its tone based architecture. If you change a single "tone", other parts in other patches can change too. This is very frustrating. It was used by Michael Cretu (Enigma, Sandra).