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Conference napalm::guitar

Title:GUITARnotes - Where Every Note has Emotion
Notice:Discussion of the finer stringed instruments
Moderator:KDX200::COOPER
Created:Thu Aug 14 1986
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:3280
Total number of notes:61432

202.0. "Roland Synth Interface" by MTBLUE::BOTTOM_DAVID () Wed Mar 25 1987 09:37

     Does anyone know anything about a new creature form Roland called
    a GT-1 or GK-1....it's a synth interface. I saw a short blurb in
    the Roland User's Group that didin't explain exactly how it can
    be used. I'm curious if I can drive my JX3-P with it, what it costs
    and how well it works.
    
    thanks
    
    dave
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202.1Pluck that BrassMINDER::KENTThu Mar 26 1987 06:4113
    
    I have in front of me this months International (SIC) Musicican
    a U.K. mag. In which ROLAND say the following. 
    
    "The GK1 pickup fitted to your own guitar provide a link between
    the guitar and the GM70 controller. The GM70 is really a midi Brain
    which takes care of all MIDI information"
    
    Nuff Said ?
    
    BTW the review was quite favorable.
    
    				Paul.	
202.2MTBLUE::BOTTOM_DAVIDThu Mar 26 1987 15:321
    Price?
202.3Here's the scoop!CAM2::ZNAMIEROWSKIMarmalade, I like Marmalade...Thu Mar 26 1987 18:1728
    Otay. Here's what roland says.
    
    "The GK-1 pickup fitted to your own guitar provides a link between
    the guitar and the GM-70; or a "G" series guitar (G-505, G-707)
    can be used.
    	The GM-70 is really a midi "brain" that allows simultaneous
    control of up to 4 synths.  The 'brain' takes care of all the midi
    info, allowing the user to come up with some sophisticated
    combinations. A typical system would consist of a GM-70, MKS-70
    synth and/or MKS-50 synth."
    It also shows a picture of a very happy Mr. Jay Stapley (?) with
    about $10k of rack mounts behind him.
    
                               
    List in the UK for GK-1; #195
    		       GM-70; #755
    
    For us, that would depend on the exchange rate, but you can get
    a rough estimate by taking a third of the UK list and adding it
    on.  If you would like me to photocopy the reviews and assorted
    ads, send me some mail, although I'll be on vacation starting from
    Sat. Mar. 28.
    
    		Hope this gives you an idea.
    
    		regards,
    			Craig