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Rip It Up, Issue 177, 1 April 1992, Page 6

IKlii * I The new SC-155 II I Sound Canvas (like the now-famous SC- ■ db&Bfc . ’ *T* * ’’’ . 55) is a Gs-Format sound module that S fivlr ji. - W 54 has the ability to play lushly orchestrated , ~ . ' arrangements with up to sixteen differ- ' " ent Parts. In addition, the SC-155 pro- | \ **"»»• *,* vide* an array of easily accessible slid- jMfill®ltlß |m lSßl9Blllll era that let you control the level and pan- T* T;' ~ ‘v.x* jjafA I ning of different Parts just like an audio mixer. Not only that, you can use the SC- ... ya* mt rw * -j _ [C ... *’ | 155 to play all but one of the parts of a '»•/. * ‘’'l ' I ’i. - • ' t ' * . '*:* C SSt song for “music minus one” perfor- i 1 /II . | ' I H •I | mances. With convenient wireless ; ”*L ’•'*'* ‘*’J*' ?; -’ 1 * * - i? '* | remote control of all operations, the SC- ||| « . ' * ‘ , 155 Is well suited for a wide range of fe. B *1 Hl Iji | ' applications, from home recording to on- * '. * stage performance, and It's the perfect . . t . t companion for a playback unit like jM| Roland's SB-55 Sound Brush. || The SC-155 features a high-quality GS and General MIDI compatible sound source that provides 317 Tones ranging from realistic acoustic Instru- neously while playing back a song from a sequencer ments to vibrant synthesizer textures. In addition, ‘ - as If you were using a conventional audio mixer. A nine drum sets and a Sound Effects set are avail- large LCD provides a real-time bar-graph display that able—more than enough to handle any musical style. indicates the level of each Part as well as other set- .. What’s more, the on-board digital reverb and chorus tings such as effects, panning and key shift. effects add depth and body to your musical creations. User Sets can store sets of instrument sound The SC-155 incorporates the same sophisticated TVF assignments as well as level and pan settings in the (Time Variant Filter) and TVA (Time Variant Amplifier) SC-155% memory, allowing you to record them into a used in Roland's latest synthesizers, allowing you to sequencer or transmit them quickly via MIDI System edit internal sounds by altering cut-off frequency, res- Exclusive messages. Other advanced features let you onance, vibrato and envelope. The SC-155 also record level and pan information into a sequencer includes 128 sounds that simulate the factory presets using the unit’s sliders for true Compu-mixing. In I of the Roland MT-32, providing limited compatibility addition, stereo Audio Input jacks allow audio signals with song data and MIDI files authored for the MT-32, from an external device to be mixed with the SC-155's CM-32L, and LAPC-1. built-in sounds. The SC-155 Is sixteen-Part multitlmbral, and with Whether your musical Interests Include live perfor- I twenty-four voice polyphony, the SC-155 enables you mance, education, multimedia applications, just plain | to create complex, fully-orchestrated musical creative enjoymentor a little bit of each—you’ll I arrangements. Using the eight Part sliders, you can appreciate the CD-quality sounds and easy-access I control the level and pan of up to eight Parts simutta- control found on the new SC-155 Sound Canvas. I MB BMM BBS HEM m El as BM DES EBB OB BM BM " BM Ml M BBM MB MM MB ■ Yes, I would like further information on the New '92 Products: | ■ NAME: — — | ■ ADDRESS: —— — | ■ Mail to: ROLAND CORPORATION (NZ) Ltd, P.O. Box 8599, Symonds St, Auckland 1. j La m Bsa ano am mmmbbi em mb bm mi mi mb ma ms mmimim msus