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Description
Unleash the full potential of your Roland D-50 synthesizer with the Roland PG-1000, a dedicated programmer designed to give you hands-on control over every parameter. This invaluable tool for synthesizer enthusiasts bridges the gap between classic sound and modern accessibility. The PG-1000 is a specialized controller that offers a tactile experience, making it easier to shape and sculpt your sound with precision.
With its intuitive layout, the PG-1000 provides direct access to each of the D-50's parameters through a comprehensive array of sliders and buttons. Whether you're a seasoned musician or a budding synth artist, the PG-1000 enhances your creative process by providing a seamless interface for real-time sound manipulation. Dive into the depths of your sound design with ease and explore new sonic territories with this essential piece of gear.
The PG-1000 connects effortlessly via MIDI, allowing for smooth integration into your existing setup. Experience the satisfaction of crafting your unique sounds with more control than ever before.
Key Features:
- Dedicated programmer designed for the Roland D-50 synthesizer
- Comprehensive control with a full array of sliders and buttons
- Specialized controller for hands-on parameter manipulation
- Seamless MIDI connectivity for easy integration
- Enhances creative sound design with real-time control
Product specs
| Brand | Roland |
| Model | PG-1000 Linear Synthesizer Programmer |
| Finish | Black |
| Year | 1987 - 1990 |
| Analog / Digital | Digital |
| MIDI I/O | MIDI Input, MIDI Output, MIDI Through |
FAQs
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What is the primary use of the Roland PG-1000?
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The Roland PG-1000 is a dedicated programmer for the Roland D-50 synthesizer, allowing users to adjust and fine-tune parameters for more detailed sound design.
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How does the PG-1000 connect to the Roland D-50 synthesizer?
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The PG-1000 connects to the Roland D-50 via MIDI, enabling real-time control over the synthesizer's parameters.
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Can the Roland PG-1000 be used with other synthesizers besides the D-50?
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The PG-1000 is specifically designed for the Roland D-50, and while it might connect to other MIDI-compatible devices, its full functionality is optimized for the D-50.
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Is the Roland PG-1000 compatible with modern MIDI controllers?
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Yes, the PG-1000 can connect to modern MIDI controllers as long as they support standard MIDI connections, but its primary function is to control the D-50.
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Does the Roland PG-1000 require an external power supply?
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The PG-1000 typically requires an external power supply, as it does not receive power through MIDI connections.
Videos
jerry dibella
ROLAND PG-1000 PROGRAMMING A ROLAND D-50 IN REAL TIME
Reviews
4.5 out of 5
Based on 1 Review and 7 Ratings
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Program your D50
With a PG-1000, a D-50 suddenly becomes a poor man's JD-800. Yes, it's a digital synth, but sliders make programming anything so much better.
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This transcript of a Musician magazine article from May 1988 states the Roland PG-1000 being one of Sylvian’s keyboards on tour.
The spirit which led Blank to the car shredder in 1979 is still very much at the heart of his music making in 1987. Since 1981, he's been conducting his experiments with sound creation on the Fairlight, first the Series II and more recently the Series III. There are synths in his studio too: the Oberheim Matrix 12, the Casio CZ5000, the Korg DW8000 and an old but still revered ARP Odyssey. He's also recently acquired the Roland D50 (and PG1000 programmer), an instrument he praises for its internal sound architecture.
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