[Roland DJ-70 info]
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born 1992 4 meg (2 meg standard and up to 16 meg for DJ-70 mk2) : 45,3 s at 44.100 / 16 bits polyphony 24 samples 512 samples max LPF, BPF and HPF filters + resonance total midi control floppy backup (SCSI on MK2) big blue backlit LCD time stretch, sample rate conversion (include 48 kHz) bend and modulation controllers MIDI in/out/thru footswitch Audio L and R + headphones (separate volume control) |
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I like this sampler, this is for me a sort of "SH101" sampler, small keyboard, nice possibilities, cool filters and I can control them really simply by midi. Very versatile and solid you can have some fun with the scratching wheel ! Mine is a 4 meg and I regret to save my work on floppies all the time, very slow... but if you can got one for a nice price... go ! |
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W-30 site, contains some samples for the DJ-70 The S-group, Roland sampler group, may help |
[Yamaha RM1x info]
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born 1999 4 meg AWM2 rom polyphony 32 notes (64 for sequencer) 50 user styles x 256 user phrases (max 256 meas) memory 60 preset styles realtime controllers total midi control floppy backup (SCSI on MK2) big yellow backlit LCD MIDI in/out footswitch Audio L and R + headphones |
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I had a groovebox 303 in the past and i sold it because i found it too weak sounding and very limited for live use. The RM1x is a really good LIVE machine, the possibilities are huge and powerful sounding. I like the GM compatibility too that afford some classic instrument you (sometimes) need. Very nice MIDI implementation and robust sequencer, never crash. |
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RM1x unofficial site RM1x forum @ teklab Yamaha UK site download OMS factory names for RM1x |
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